TINGLEY RUBBER CORP. Flame Resistant Rain Jacket M 13 oz PVC Green personal protective equipment
Flame-resistant rain jacket in 13 oz heavy-duty PVC with snap-front storm flap, 30-inch hip length and 50-inch maximum chest
- Flame resistant protection for hazardous work environments
- 13 oz heavy duty PVC resists tears and chemicals
- Snap front with storm flap seals out wind and rain
- Hip length 30 in covers torso without restricting movement
- Unisex size M fits up to 50 in chest
Flame Resistant Rain Jacket
This Tingley rubber jacket is a hip-length garment made from 13 oz heavy-duty PVC in green. It carries a flame-resistant rating and closes with snaps behind a storm flap. The unisex size M fits a maximum chest of 50 in and includes a detachable hood and lining.
Outdoor workers needing flame resistance
The jacket suits workers who require a flame-resistant outer layer for wet conditions and prefer snap closures with a storm flap. Buyers who need high-visibility colours or an ANSI-rated garment should look elsewhere because this model is not high-visibility and carries no ANSI class. It also lacks insulation for cold environments and has no pockets inside or out.
13 oz heavy-duty PVC material
The single specification that decides suitability is the 13 oz heavy-duty PVC construction which provides the flame-resistant barrier. This fabric weight determines the protection level against flame and rain exposure. Verify that this material meets your specific safety standards before purchase.
How it compares
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- Price $36.99
- Pricier than about 63% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | TINGLEY |
Questions about this item
How do I fasten the snaps with the storm flap so the jacket stays closed in heavy rain?
Align each snap through the overlapping storm flap before pressing; the flap covers the snap line and blocks wind-driven water from reaching the closure.
When should I replace the 13 oz heavy-duty PVC jacket if the material stiffens or cracks?
Replace it once the PVC loses flexibility or shows surface cracking, because the flame-resistant coating can no longer protect against flash exposure.
At what chest measurement does the size M jacket become too tight for layering over work clothes?
The maximum chest size is 50 in; exceeding that limit restricts movement and compromises the storm-flap seal.
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