Tingley J12148-SM Flame Resistant Jacket Small Nylon

Product Description

The TINGLEY J12148-SM is a flame resistant nylon jacket designed for male workers in industrial and trade environments where flash fire exposure, moisture, and abrasion are daily concerns. Constructed from 9-ounce nylon with taped seams, it delivers waterproof performance alongside resistance to oil, mildew, and abrasion. The jacket meets ASTM D6413 standards for flame resistance, making it appropriate for work environments that require compliant FR outerwear. With a 32.5-inch sleeve length, the small size is cut for a functional fit during active fieldwork. HVAC technicians, electricians, plumbers, and other trade professionals working near ignition sources or in wet conditions will find this jacket suitable for daily site wear.

The J12148-SM is suited for residential and commercial job sites where workers face exposure to flame, petroleum-based fluids, standing water, and general weather. It functions as an outer protective layer over standard work clothing and is appropriate for use in mechanical rooms, rooftop installations, outdoor service calls, and industrial facilities. The taped seam construction reinforces waterproofing at stress points, extending the jacket's service life in demanding conditions.

Key Features

• Flame resistant and flame retardant construction meeting ASTM D6413
• 9-ounce nylon shell provides lightweight durability
• Taped seams for full waterproof performance
• Oil resistant and mildew resistant material
• Abrasion resistant construction for high-wear work environments
• 32.5-inch sleeve length in size small for active fit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style FR outerwear jacket for male trade professionals requiring flame resistant protection in small sizing.

Installation Notes

This garment should be inspected before each use for tears, compromised seams, or contamination that may reduce its protective properties. Launder according to the manufacturer's care label to maintain FR ratings and waterproof integrity. Do not apply aftermarket coatings, bleach, or fabric softeners, as these can degrade flame resistant properties. Workers in environments governed by NFPA 70E or similar arc flash and flame hazard standards should verify that this jacket meets the specific arc rating and PPE category requirements for their task.