Condor 5T176 Welding Cape Sleeve Leather 13 in Brown Straight Cuff
Leather welding cape sleeve with Kevlar stitching, 13 in length, straight cuff, brown
- 13-inch leather cape sleeve shields arms from welding heat
- Kevlar stitching reinforces seams for lasting durability
- Straight cuff design keeps spatter out of gloves
- Brown leather resists flames and abrasion on the job
- California Proposition 65 warning applies to this product
13-inch Leather Cape Sleeve
The Condor 5T176 is a welding cape sleeve made from leather with Kevlar stitching. It measures 13 inches in length and features a straight cuff in brown. The garment is designed for heat protection during welding tasks and is supplied new.
Suited for Welding Tasks
This cape sleeve suits welders needing forearm and upper-arm coverage with a straight cuff design. It is not intended for buyers who want an integrated apron or bib front. The leather construction addresses spark and spatter resistance rather than chemical splash protection.
Coverage and Limits
The 13-inch length covers the arm from cuff to shoulder for standard welding positions. Kevlar stitching reinforces seams against heat stress. The sleeve lacks a soapstone pocket, so users requiring tool storage must look elsewhere. California Proposition 65 warnings apply for cancer and reproductive harm.
How it compares
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- Price $25.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | CONDOR |
Questions about this item
What protective clothing is required underneath the 13 in leather cape sleeve for full upper-body coverage?
A welding jacket or flame-resistant shirt must be worn beneath the cape sleeve to protect the torso and shoulders, as the sleeve covers only the arms.
Can the Kevlar stitching on this cape sleeve withstand contact with older welding torches that run hotter than modern units?
Kevlar thread resists high heat and spatter from any torch, so the seams remain intact even with older, higher-temperature equipment.
How can I verify the 13 in sleeve length is correct once I put the cape sleeve on?
Measure from the shoulder seam straight down the arm; the cuff should sit 13 inches from that seam when the arm is relaxed.
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