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TTU398 - Weldmate Lava Brown Heat-Resistant Leather Welding Jacket - Medium

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OVERVIEW

Stay Safe When the Heat is On

When you are under the hood and the sparks are flying, the last thing you want to worry about is your gear failing. The Weldmate Lava Brown Leather Welding Jacket is built for welders who need serious protection without compromising on mobility. If you are tired of burning through cotton jackets or getting stung by spatter that melts right through synthetic blends, this heavy-duty cowhide jacket is the upgrade you need. Sized Medium, it offers a tailored fit that isn't too baggy, allowing you to move around jigs and fixtures easily, while the 30-inch length gives you that extra bit of coverage down your back—crucial for when you are welding out of position or sitting at a bench.

The "Lava Brown" leather isn't just for looks; it is a tough, heat-resistant hide that shrugs off molten BBs and heavy sparks from stick and flux-core welding. You know the drill: cheap jackets fall apart at the seams first. That is why this Weldmate jacket is stitched entirely with Kevlar thread. It won't rot, burn, or snap under heat, meaning your jacket stays in one piece shift after shift. The front snaps are reinforced and easy to operate, so if you need to get the jacket off in a hurry, you can, but they stay securely closed while you work. The collar stands up to block those nasty arc rays from burning your neck, and the adjustable cuffs keep the sparks out of your gloves.

Comfort is key during long shifts. While leather is heavier than cotton, the side split cowhide used here is pliable and breaks in nicely over time, molding to your body shape. It features an inside pocket to keep your soapstone, markers, or phone safe and out of the line of fire. Whether you are in a shipyard, a fab shop, or your own garage, this jacket provides the barrier you need between your skin and the arc. Don't take chances with your safety; suit up with leather that is made to handle the heat.

Additional Information
Item:Jacket
Material:Leather
Size:Medium
Brand:Techniweld
Color:Lava Brown
Length:30 in
Closure Type:Reinforced Snaps
Stitching:Kevlar
Material Type:Side Split Cowhide
Packaging Description:1 per each

INCLUDED

  • 1x Weldmate Leather Welding Jacket (Medium, 30" Length)

APPLICATIONS

  • Shielded Metal Arc Welding (Stick)
  • Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG/MAG)
  • Flux-Cored Arc Welding (FCAW)
  • Heavy Fabrication and Structural Steel
  • Shipbuilding and Repair
  • Foundry and Casting Operations
  • Torch Cutting and Gouging

FAQ

The Medium size typically fits a chest measurement of approximately 38 to 40 inches. Due to the thick leather material, it is designed to be worn over a light work shirt.

No, leather welding jackets should not be machine washed or dry cleaned as it removes the natural oils and causes the leather to stiffen and crack. Spot clean with a damp cloth or use a specialized leather cleaner.

Kevlar thread is extremely heat-resistant and strong. Unlike cotton or polyester thread, it will not melt or burn away when exposed to welding sparks, ensuring the seams of the jacket remain intact.

Yes, it typically includes an interior pocket. Exterior pockets are avoided in welding jackets to prevent sparks and hot slag from getting trapped inside them.

The jacket is made from side split cowhide, which generally ranges from 1.2mm to 1.4mm in thickness, providing a balance between heavy-duty protection and flexibility.

While it offers excellent protection, full leather jackets can be heavy and warm for fine TIG work. Many TIG welders prefer lighter options like a hybrid cloth/leather jacket, but this jacket is perfectly safe to use for TIG if maximum protection is desired.

Lava Brown refers to the specific heat-resistant tanning and color finish of the leather. It is a standard industry designation for high-quality, heat-deflecting split cowhide.

A medium leather welding jacket of this length typically weighs between 3 to 5 lbs (approx. 1.5 - 2.2 kg), depending on the specific hide density.