STEINER 12181 Flame-Resistant Leather Sleeve 23 in Brown Open Top
Flame-resistant leather sleeve, 23 in long with open-top snap cuff, meets NFPA 70E standard, sold as one pair
- Flame-resistant leather meets NFPA 70E safety standards
- 23-inch length covers forearm and wrist fully
- Open-top cuff with snap allows quick on and off
- Universal sizing fits most workers comfortably
- Durable leather construction resists heat and sparks
STEINER 12181 Leather Sleeve 23 in
The STEINER 12181 is a flame-resistant leather sleeve measuring 23 inches in length with a brown finish. It features an open-top cuff style secured by a snap closure for a secure fit. This personal protective equipment meets NFPA 70E standards and is sold as a single pair. The universal size design accommodates a range of users.
Workers needing NFPA 70E arm protection
This sleeve suits professionals requiring flame-resistant forearm coverage for tasks such as welding preparation or electrical maintenance where NFPA 70E compliance is specified. The leather construction provides durability against sparks and heat. Buyers who need full-hand coverage or integrated glove attachments should look at alternative designs. Those requiring lighter materials or different certification standards will need other options.
23-inch length with NFPA 70E rating
The critical specification is the 23-inch sleeve length combined with NFPA 70E compliance. This measurement determines how far up the arm the protection extends from the wrist. Verify that this coverage length matches the specific safety requirements of your work environment. The snap cuff and open-top style complete the fit profile for this pair.
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- Price $101.99
- Pricier than about 88% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
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| Brand name | STEINER |
Questions about this item
Will the 23 in leather sleeve reach far enough up my forearm for welding work?
The sleeve measures 23 in from cuff to top, so it covers the forearm and lower bicep on most adults.
How do I fasten the snap cuff so the open top stays in place?
Align the snap studs on the leather cuff, press firmly until they click, then tug gently to confirm the sleeve will not slide down.
When should I retire the sleeve under NFPA 70E guidelines?
Retire the sleeve once the leather shows cracking, hardening, oil saturation or burn-through, as damaged material no longer meets NFPA 70E protection.
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