Tingley J22208.4X Iron Eagle Storm Jacket Green 4XL

Product Description

The TINGLEY RUBBER CORPORATION J22208.4X is a heavy-duty protective jacket built for trades and industrial workers who face harsh conditions on the job. Constructed from polyurethane-coated nylon, this fly-front storm jacket delivers a lightweight feel without sacrificing durability. The Iron Eagle line is engineered to resist fats, oils, pine tars, gasoline, grease, and a wide range of other chemicals, making it a reliable outer layer in environments where contact with hazardous substances is routine. A hood-snap design allows for quick attachment of a compatible hood. The jacket is available in size 4XL and ships in green.

This jacket is suited for demanding work environments across multiple industries. Ideal applications include food processing, meat packing, forestry, agriculture, petrochemical operations, and nuclear utilities. The combination of chemical resistance and lightweight flexibility makes it a practical choice for workers who need full-shift protection without the bulk of heavier rubberized gear. It is designed for professional use in both outdoor and facility-based settings where exposure to oils, acids, and organic compounds is a daily concern.

Key Features

• Polyurethane-coated nylon construction provides lightweight, durable chemical resistance
• Fly-front closure with storm flap for secure, weather-resistant fit
• Hood snaps included for compatible hood attachment
• Resists fats, oils, pine tars, gasoline, grease, and a variety of chemicals
• Good chemical resistance in most hydrocarbon oils, organic acids, salts, alkalies, and some organic solvents
• Not recommended for use with ketones, alcohols, or certain solvents

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard outerwear option within the Iron Eagle protective jacket line; hood compatibility relies on snap-style attachment as specified by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

This garment is worn PPE and does not require tool-based installation. Inspect the jacket before each use for signs of chemical degradation, tears, or compromised seams. Follow your facility's PPE donning and doffing procedures, particularly when the jacket has been exposed to hazardous substances. Consult your site's safety officer or SDS documentation to confirm chemical compatibility before use in specific exposure environments.