Tingley J41108.3X Rain Jacket 3XL Flame-retardant Astm D6413

Product Description

The TINGLEY J41108.3X is a heavyweight flame-retardant, flame-resistant, and waterproof rain jacket designed for industrial and outdoor work environments where chemical exposure, moisture, and fire hazard are ongoing concerns. Built from a 13-ounce polyurethane-on-nylon polyester shell with a material thickness of 0.43 mm, this jacket meets ASTM D6413 standards for flame resistance. It features an attached hood, a fly-front closure with snaps and zipper, double-stitched taped seams, and open wrists. Licensed tradespeople and site safety crews working in chemical plants, utilities, construction, and municipal maintenance are the primary installers and users of this garment.

The J41108.3X is sized 3XL with a 66-inch chest and a 32-inch overall length, accommodating workers in bulkier PPE layers underneath. The 36-inch sleeve length suits tall or broad-framed wearers. The Safetyflex series construction delivers mildew resistance, making it appropriate for prolonged wet-weather use or storage in humid job-site conditions. This jacket is suited to applications in petrochemical, utility, wastewater, and general industrial trades where ASTM D6413 flame-retardant outerwear is specified or required by site safety protocols.

Key Features

• Meets ASTM D6413 flame-resistant and flame-retardant certification
• Waterproof and chemical-resistant polyurethane-on-nylon polyester shell
• Double-stitched, taped seams for reliable moisture barrier at all seam lines
• Attached hood included — no separate hood assembly required
• Fly-front closure with both snaps and zipper for secure wind and rain seal
• Mildew-resistant construction for extended field and storage use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-issue flame-retardant rain jacket for industrial PPE programs requiring ASTM D6413 compliance in size 3XL.

Installation Notes

This garment is donned and managed by the end user or a site safety officer; no tools are required. Inspect all seams and closures before each use in chemical or flame-hazard environments. Follow the jobsite PPE hierarchy and applicable OSHA standards when selecting outerwear for chemical or fire-risk applications. Launder and re-inspect per the manufacturer care label to maintain flame-retardant properties over the life of the garment.