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Tan flame-resistant nylon rain pants with neoprene coating and taped seams

TINGLEY RUBBER CORP.

TINGLEY RUBBER CORP. P12008 Flame Resistant Pants XL 9 oz Nylon personal protective equipment

SKU CH-RXJJ-AM8HZ

Flame-resistant nylon rain pants with neoprene coating, taped seams, 31 in inseam, and 44–46 in waist range, tested to ASTM D6413

  • Flame-resistant protection meeting ASTM D6413 standard
  • Neoprene-coated nylon blocks wind and chemicals
  • Taped seams seal out moisture and debris
  • Fully lined for comfort in harsh conditions
  • Adjustable waist fits 44 to 46 inches

Flame-Resistant Nylon Pants XL

These pants are unisex flame-resistant rainwear built for workers who need certified protection against momentary flame exposure. The 9 oz nylon shell carries a neoprene coating and taped seams to block wind and chemical splashes while meeting ASTM D6413 requirements. An integrated nylon lining adds comfort without sacrificing the garment’s protective rating. They are sized XL with a waist range of 44 to 46 inches and a 31 inch inseam.

Thermal protection and wear comfort

The neoprene-coated nylon and taped seams create a barrier that resists wind and chemical contact while the inner nylon lining reduces friction against skin or base layers. Arc Flash PPE Category 0 indicates the garment is suited for tasks with minimal incident energy exposure. No high-visibility elements are present so the pants remain low-profile in environments where bright colours are not required. The 12 mil thickness contributes to durability without adding excessive bulk.

Replaces basic rain gear lacking flame certification

Workers currently using standard nylon or PVC rain pants that do not pass ASTM D6413 can step up to this model when job-site rules demand documented flame resistance. The jump is worth it when chemical resistance and wind protection are also needed in a single layer. Buyers who require high-visibility striping, multiple pockets or an arc rating above Category 0 should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Flame-resistant protection meeting ASTM D6413 standard
  • Neoprene-coated nylon blocks wind and chemicals
  • Taped seams seal out moisture and debris
  • Fully lined for comfort in harsh conditions
  • Adjustable waist fits 44 to 46 inches

Specifications

BrandTINGLEY

Questions about this item

How do I put on the P12008 flame-resistant pants so the neoprene coating and taped seams stay sealed?

Step into each leg, pull the pants up to the 44–46 in waist range, and fasten the closure without forcing the 12 mil neoprene layer; the 31 in inseam should fall straight so the taped seams are not stretched or folded, which keeps the chemical-resistant barrier intact.

When will the neoprene coating or taped seams need replacement?

Inspect the 12 mil neoprene surface and every taped seam after each exposure to chemicals or flame; replace the pants once the coating shows cracks, delamination, or the tape lifts, because the ASTM D6413 flame-test rating only holds while the barrier is continuous.

What is the first limitation I will hit during a long shift in these pants?

The unlined nylon and neoprene construction traps body heat, so thermal comfort typically becomes the limiting factor before the Arc flash PPE Category 0 protection or the wind-resistant fabric reaches any performance ceiling.

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