STEINER 13625 Aramid Welding Apron 36 in Black
Flame-resistant aramid bib apron, 36 in long by 24 in wide, sewn with Nomex thread and tested to ASTM D6413-1999
- Aramid fabric shields against flames, spatter and radiant heat
- Nomex thread stitching maintains seam integrity under extreme temperatures
- Adjustable neck strap and waist buckle give a secure custom fit
- 36 inch length and 24 inch width cover the torso effectively
- Passes ASTM D6413-1999 flame test for verified protection
Welding Apron for Flame and Spatter Protection
The STEINER 13625 apron uses aramid fabric to shield the wearer from flames, metal spatter, radiant heat and sparks. It is built for welders and metalworkers who need a 36 in bib-style garment that meets ASTM D6413-1999. Adjustable neck and waist closures allow a secure fit over work clothing. The apron has no pockets or sleeves, keeping the front surface clear.
Heat Resistance and Weight in Daily Use
The 10 oz aramid material resists ignition and self-extinguishes after the ASTM F6413 flame test. Nomex thread stitching maintains seam integrity during repeated exposure to high temperatures. The open-back bib design allows air flow to reduce heat build-up during long shifts. No sleeves or grommets mean fewer trap points for hot debris.
36 in Length Decides Coverage Area
The 36 in length protects the torso and upper legs while standing or bending at a bench. A 24 in width spans the chest and hips for a universal fit. Buyers who need full-leg coverage or integrated sleeves should choose a different style. The fixed dimensions determine whether the apron matches the work station and task.
How it compares
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- Price $58.99
- Pricier than about 76% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
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| Brand name | STEINER |
Questions about this item
How do I put on the 36 in aramid apron and adjust the neck and waist straps correctly?
Slip the bib over your head, pull the adjustable neck strap until the top edge sits at your collarbone, then fasten the waist buckle snugly so the 24 in wide panel covers your thighs without gaping.
When will the 10 oz aramid fabric or the Nomex stitching need replacement?
Replace the apron once the material shows thinning, holes, or charred stitching; the ASTM D6413-1999 flame rating only applies while the fabric remains intact.
At what point does the apron stop blocking radiant heat and metal spatter during a long welding session?
Protection drops when the aramid surface becomes saturated with spatter or the fabric stiffens from heat, letting radiant energy and molten droplets reach your clothing.
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