Jewboer Leather Welding Apron with Sleeves,Heavy Duty Welding Jacket,Heat Flame Resistant Welder Apron for Men,L
Product Description
Jewboer Leather Welding Apron with Sleeves,Heavy Duty Welding Jacket,Heat Flame Resistant Welder Apron for Men,L
- 40.5" Welding Apron,Heavy duty cowhide split leather,solidly built,Anti-flame retardant and soft,fire,wear,insulated
- Safe and effective high collar protection,The use of high collar protection,can effectively protect the welding process caused by sputtering damage
- Easy belt with socket design,Simple jack design,according to the different size of the regulation
- Applied in welding, splash proof, heat resistant and other safe workplaces, protecting the arms and torso from welding spatter and heat
- Ideal choice(maker,welder,fabricator,handyman)as a carpenter apron,blacksmiths apron,garage apron,mechanics apron,gardening apron,farrier apron
Description:
Made of flame-resistant leather for protection and durability
Exquisite pocket,Large capacity pocket,easy to take small parts at any time,with a protective cover to prevent welding slag splashing
Apply:to prevent welding spatter,to prevent radiation,heat insulation,steelmaking,forging,suitable for high temperature work place
Multi-function:Not only for welding but also useful for many other work and home tasks.
As a bbq apron,grilling apron,woodworkers apron,workshop apron,garage apron,lead apron,personalized apron,mechanics apron
machine apron,lathe work apron,metalwork apron,blacksmiths apron,gardening apron,pocket apron,bulk apron,farrier apron and so on.
Specifications:
Material: Cowhide split leather
Color: Yellow
Cuff:11.8inch
Sleeve:21.6inch
Hem width:22inch
Shoulder Width: 21.2inch
Neck circumference:21.2inch
Lengths:40.5inch
Package includes:
1 x Welding Apron
Note:
It is normal that there is some smell when you get it, you can place it in a ventilated places
Cleaning: Leather tissue will swell with water, soft ,resulting in deformation of apron.
Please clean it with a little brush instead of soak in the water.









