STEINER 1364-23WW Flame Resistant Sleeve L 23 in Carbonized Fiber personal protective equipment
Flame-resistant woven carbonized-fiber sleeve, 23 inches long, tested to ASTM D6413-1999 with Nomex stitching
- Main materialWoven Carbonized Fiber
- Flame-resistant protection for welding and spark exposure
- 23-inch length covers forearm and wrist securely
- 10 oz woven carbonized fiber resists high heat
- Nomex stitching maintains seam integrity under flame
- Meets ASTM D6413-1999 flame-resistance standard
STEINER 1364-23WW Flame Resistant Sleeve
This STEINER sleeve uses woven carbonized fiber to resist flames, sparks and welding heat. The para-aramid construction meets ASTM D6413-1999 standards. Nomex stitching reinforces the seams. A 10 oz fabric weight adds durability for industrial use.
23 in Length with Elastic Cuff
The 23 in length covers the forearm for workers exposed to direct flame or molten splash. Elastic cuffs hold the sleeve in place during movement. Buyers needing full-arm coverage or a different cuff style should look elsewhere.
Woven Carbonized Fiber Material
The woven carbonized fiber shell provides the stated flame resistance and spark protection. This single material choice determines whether the sleeve matches the specific thermal hazards of the job.
How it compares
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- Price $61.99
- Pricier than about 77% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | STEINER |
| Size & build | |
| Main material | Woven Carbonized Fiber |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 23 in length or a different size?
The sleeve is 23 in long and comes in size L; pick this length if your arm measurement matches that coverage.
What does the 10 oz fabric weight mean for daily welding work?
At 10 oz the woven carbonized fiber gives a substantial barrier against sparks and flame while remaining flexible enough for extended wear.
How does the ASTM D6413‑1999 standard limit what the sleeve can handle?
The standard certifies flame‑resistant performance after vertical flame testing, so the sleeve meets a recognised benchmark for spark and welding protection.
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