Welding screen,14 oz polyvinyl, choice of number of panels and sizes

Protective shield for welding work, with green polyvinyl.

Ago Industries manufacturer's code: SC-013- :

This model of welding screen is available in several formats. You can choose from several options, such as the number of panels and panel size. Please select the model that suits your needs in the box above. These welding screens are also available in other materials. Such as translucent vinyl in yellow, orange, blue, green, dark green, combined yellow and dark green and finally fire-retardant cotton. Consult the products activated by the hyperlink in green or consult the welding screen tab.

This material is specially designed to absorb harmful ultraviolet rays, effectively reducing the risk of glare (“flashes”) for workers. It is particularly suitable for TIG and MIG welding. Although considered flame-resistant, this material does not withstand prolonged contact with flames or molten metal. In the event of exposure, it degrades but does not ignite.

These screens are designed to prevent glare and burns to workers around welders. They exceed OSHA requirements for zone isolation in Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW), GMAW and TIG welding. 

These screens delimit welding zones, protect workers and improve productivity. However, their color reduces workers' visibility, which can pose a risk, notably by making it more difficult to detect an accident quickly in the case of an isolated worker.

The panels are suspended from the frame with hooks. The screen frame is made of lightweight, corrosion-resistant tubular steel, with folding, adjustable legs.

Castors are also available as extras. The number required varies according to the number of panels selected.

All vinyl panel color choices (except clear) absorb UV rays to prevent glare and burns caused by the electrical “flash”of the welding arc (photokeratitis).

Depending on specific environmental conditions, screens can also be made from other materials, such as fiberglass or aramid fiber.

Features :

• A portable polyvinyl welding screen is available in several sizes and numbers of panels.
• Screens are available with single, double, triple or quadruple panels.
• PVC vinyl sheet with polyester, density 16 oz per square yard, green color, flame and spark resistant.
• These polyvinyl sheets exceed OSHA requirements and meet California Fire Marshall's CPAI-84, registration #F191.
• UV and IR filtering.
• Reduced glare with this color.

Application:

• Used in a variety of industrial environments, such as welding shops, construction sites or manufacturing lines.
• They can be fixed, mobile or suspended, depending on specific requirements.

Restriction:
This screen is a passive protection; correct installation planning is crucial to avoid blind spots.

Although these screens are flame-resistant, they cannot withstand prolonged contact with flames or molten metal. In such situations, they will degrade but not ignite.

Screens can lose their effectiveness when exposed to extreme climatic conditions, such as prolonged humidity or intense cold, which can weaken the material or alter the tint.

Dark tints reduce visibility directly through the screen. This can lead to worker isolation in the event of an accident. The choice of light colors or combined tints reduces this risk.

Care and service life :
Can be cleaned with soap and water, avoiding abrasive or bleaching agents. Can be repaired using by replacing the material parts or replacing pipe parts.

Suggestions:
Need additional safety equipment? See 3M Securefit 400 series safety glasses (YASF401), Nomex flame-retardant cap (V308), flame-retardant neck warmer (V313), blue flame-retardant cotton coverall (V1766), cut-resistant glove (GZ13PEHPFN), Endura TIG-MIG glove (G625) and regular welder's gloves (G603).

See “Accessories” at the bottom of the page. If you're looking for work equipment, check out the following products: earplugs (OA101) and 3M N95 respirators (R8210), AGCG004 repair kits and AGPR-1 welding screen castors.

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