Bulwark Men's Lightweight Nomex® Fire Resistant Vest Jacaket Liner

Men's Lightweight Nomex® Fire Resistant Vest Jacaket Liner

This men's lightweight Nomex fire resistant vest jacket liner adds an extra insulating layer and FR protection. It fits buyers who need adaptable outerwear for changing conditions and already use compatible Bulwark jackets in the JLB6, JLJ6, JMJ6, or JNJ6 series. This version is navy, long fit, and size large.

Good Fit For

• Layering compatible Bulwark FR jackets for colder days
• Work settings where removable insulation helps adapt through the shift
• Buyers replacing a specific liner for JLB6, JLJ6, JMJ6, or JNJ6 jackets

Key Features

• Lightweight vest jacket liner adds insulation without switching to a different jacket
• Nomex fire resistant construction supports FR protection as an added layer
• Snaps into compatible JLB6, JLJ6, JMJ6, and JNJ6 jackets sold separately
• Vest-style liner helps customize warmth for changing work conditions
• Men's sizing with a long fit in large for this specific SKU

Applications and Usage

• Adding warmth to a compatible jacket when temperatures drop
• Keeping an FR outerwear system in service across changing weather
• Replacing a worn or missing liner in a matching jacket shell

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This liner works with JLB6, JLJ6, JMJ6, and JNJ6 jackets only; jacket shells are sold separately.
• Confirm the needed fit and size before ordering, since this SKU is men's long fit in large.
• Choose this vest-style liner when you want added insulation without full-sleeve liner coverage.

FAQ

• Which jackets does this liner fit? This vest jacket liner snaps into JLB6, JLJ6, JMJ6, and JNJ6 jackets.
• Is the outer jacket included? No. The compatible jackets are sold separately.
• What does this liner add to the jacket? This liner adds an extra layer of insulation and FR protection for days when more warmth is needed.
• What size and fit is this SKU? This version is men's size large with a long fit.
• What color is this liner? This liner comes in navy.

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