STEINER 1364-18WW Flame-Resistant Sleeve Para-Aramid Woven Carbonized Fiber 18 in
An 18-inch para-aramid sleeve with woven carbonized fiber, 10 oz fabric weight and Nomex stitching meets ASTM D6413-1999 for flame, spark and welding protection
- Flame-resistant protection for welding and spark exposure
- Para-aramid woven carbonized fiber construction resists high heat
- 18-inch sleeve length covers forearm completely
- Elastic cuffs keep sleeves secure during movement
- Meets ASTM D6413-1999 flame-resistance standard
Protective sleeve for welding and sparks
The STEINER 1364-18WW is a flame-resistant sleeve made from para-aramid woven carbonized fiber. It is designed for workers who need arm protection against heat, sparks and welding splatter in industrial environments.
18 in length with elastic cuff
Each sleeve measures 18 in long and features an elastic cuff that holds it in place on the forearm. The 10 oz fabric weight meets ASTM D6413-1999 for flame resistance, so the length and standard together decide whether the coverage matches the task.
Slip-on design with Nomex stitching
The sleeve slides on without fasteners and is stitched with Nomex thread for seam durability. The elastic cuff can loosen after repeated heat cycles, so users should check the fit before each shift and replace the pair if the cuff no longer grips securely.
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- Price $62.99
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Specifications
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| Brand name | STEINER |
Questions about this item
How does the 18 in sleeve length protect a welder's arm in practice?
The 18 in length covers the forearm and extends toward the elbow, shielding skin from sparks and flame exposure during overhead or low-position welding.
What does the ASTM D6413-1999 standard limit for this para-aramid sleeve?
The standard measures vertical flame resistance; the sleeve self-extinguishes with limited after-flame and char length when tested to that method.
What cuff style and stitching let the 10 oz sleeve stay in place on a size L arm?
An elastic cuff grips the wrist while Nomex stitching resists heat degradation, keeping the sleeve secure through repeated heat cycles.
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