Premium quality protective welding blanket made of carbon fiber felt, 6' X 6', sold individually

Premium-quality welding blanket, made of black carbon-fiber felt, size 6' X 6, thickness 0.125 inch and weight 16 oz/yg² (0.454 kg).

Jackson Safety manufacturer's code: 36320, 36313.

Available in 2 sizes: 6' X 6' or 8' X 8'. Make your choice from the drop-down menu above.

The welding blanket is ANSI 4950 approved. It is recommended for temperatures up to 1800 °F. While its melting temperature is 3000 °F, with this temperature you'll have extra assurance on heat protection.

Peculiarities of:
A welding blanket is an essential item in your workshop to protect you from fire while welding. It increases workplace safety: whether indoors or outdoors, keep yourself well protected at all times. Avoid burns caused by heat, sparks, molten metal, embers and spatters.

Application:
Use this flame-retardant welding blanket to help protect machinery, equipment, flammable materials, furniture and other objects surrounding the space. It's the same welding blanket used by welders. It's a safe shelter for camping, smokehouses, barbecues and bonfires. This blanket is used to smother flames and prevent the spread of fire. It can be used as protection during hot work, or to wrap around a person whose clothes are on fire.

Restriction: 
The use of a welding blanket is essential for safety during welding operations, but there are some restrictions to consider:

1. Distance from the heat source: The blanket must be placed at an adequate distance from the heat source (such as the welding torch or workpiece). 
2. Ventilation: Make sure the welding area is properly ventilated. Blankets can trap heat and fumes, which can be dangerous for the welder.
3. Proper use: The blanket must be used only for its intended purpose, i.e., to protect against welding spatters, sparks and flames. Do not use it for any other purpose.
4. Training and awareness: Make sure welders know the proper use of the cover and the associated safety precautions.

By adhering to these restrictions, you can maximize the effectiveness of your welding blanket while ensuring the safety of your workshop.

Maintenance and service life: 
Care and cleaning instructions for a carbon fiber felt welding blanket are essential to ensure its durability and efficiency. Here are a few recommendations to follow:

1. Regular cleaning: After each use, remove welding particles, sparks and dust from the blanket. Use a soft brush to remove residues.
2. Visual inspection: Regularly check the condition of the cover. Look for signs of wear, tears or burns. If you notice any damage, replace the cover.
3. Appropriate storage: Store the cover in a dry place away from direct sunlight.
4. Avoid damp or humid environments. Avoid excessive folding to prevent damage to the fibers.
5. Spark protection: Use the cover to protect against sparks and welding splatters. Make sure it covers the area to be protected.

Don't forget that compliance with maintenance instructions guarantees the safety and performance of your carbon fiber felt welding blanket.

Suggestions:
Need additional safety equipment? See the items; Glove requirement posters (EOD136), Orange long-sleeved flame-retardant jerseys (V339), construction helmets (TA14LR), welding gloves (G625), regular-cut pants (V128) and Welder's glove (G603). Under "Accessories" at the bottom of the page. If you're looking for work equipment, have a look at the following products: Welding shield (AGP56) and Bib apron (VT1288).

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