Dark Brown Leather Welding Apron
The standard bib-style welding apron made from premium dark brown side-split cowhide. Its 24-inch width and 36-inch length provide frontal coverage for light-to-moderate welding applications.
A heavy-duty cotton cross-back strap supports the apron across the shoulders, while an adjustable side-release buckle helps with donning and removal. The apron is sewn throughout with DuPont Kevlar thread, and two chest pockets provide convenient storage for appropriate small work items.
Key Features
- Premium side-split cowhide
- 24 x 36-inch standard bib
- Dark brown construction
- Heavy-duty cotton cross-back strap
- Adjustable side-release buckle
- Kevlar-thread stitching throughout
- Two chest pockets
Application and Selection
- Light welding applications
- Moderate welding applications
- Frontal torso coverage
- Standard bib design
- Open-arm and open-back coverage
- Model-specific shop procurement
Standard Bib Apron or Split-Leg Apron?
The Tillman 3836 is a standard bib apron with a single front panel. A split-leg apron adds separate leg sections for work positions that require more independent lower-body movement. Confirm the required coverage and mobility before selecting either design.
How This Model Differs From ASA's Bourbon Brown Apron
This page is for Tillman model 3836 in dark brown premium side-split cowhide. ASA also offers a separate 24 x 36 bourbon brown leather welding apron. Verify the model, color, and construction required by your purchasing record before ordering.
Tillman 3836 Leather Welding Apron FAQ
What is the manufacturer model number?
The manufacturer model is Tillman 3836. ASA lists the product under SKU S3836.
What size is the Tillman 3836 apron?
The standard bib apron measures 24 inches wide by 36 inches long.
What leather is used?
Tillman identifies the material as premium dark brown side-split cowhide.
What applications does the manufacturer specify?
Tillman lists the 3836 for light-to-moderate welding. The employer must still select PPE for the actual welding process, work position, and exposure.
How does the apron fasten?
It uses a heavy-duty cotton cross-back strap with an adjustable side-release buckle.
Does this apron protect the arms and back?
No. It is a front-coverage bib apron and leaves the arms and back uncovered. Add task-appropriate welding sleeves, a jacket, and other PPE when the hazard assessment requires broader coverage.
