Steiner 92174 Leather Welding Chaps 39 Inch Universal

Product Description

The STEINER 92174 is a pair of leather welding chaps designed to protect the legs and lower body during welding operations. Made from brown leather, these chaps provide a durable barrier against sparks, spatter, and heat exposure common in MIG, stick, and flux-core welding environments. At 39 inches in length with a matching 39-inch inseam, they offer full leg coverage for most wearers. The universal fit sizing makes them practical for shops and field crews where a single stocked size needs to serve multiple technicians. Welding professionals and fabricators are the primary installers and end users of this PPE item.

These chaps are suited for light industrial and fabrication environments where welding is performed at bench level or on the floor. The leather construction handles incidental spatter and slag contact without burning through, which is the primary failure mode of synthetic alternatives. The universal sizing and 39-inch length make them a common general-purpose choice in maintenance departments, manufacturing floors, and field welding applications. No specific system compatibility applies, as this is a personal protective equipment item worn over standard work clothing.

Key Features

• Full-length leather construction at 39 inches for complete leg coverage
• Universal fit accommodates a range of body sizes without requiring sized inventory
• Brown leather resists spatter and slag contact typical in arc welding operations
• Garment-style chaps design allows quick donning and removal over work clothing
• Non-hazardous protection level rating appropriate for general welding environments

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-fit personal protective garment for general welding applications across light industrial, fabrication, and maintenance environments.

Installation Notes

Welding chaps are donned over standard work pants and secured before beginning any welding operation. Inspect the leather surface before each use for burn-through, cracking, or compromised stitching that would reduce protective coverage. Follow all applicable OSHA and ANSI Z49.1 guidelines for welding personal protective equipment selection and use. Replace immediately if the leather shows burn-through or structural damage.