STEINER
STEINER 301-6X10 Welding Curtain, Cotton Duck, 10 ft W x 6 ft H, 12 oz/sq yd, Olive Green
Flame-resistant cotton duck curtain measuring 10 ft wide by 6 ft high withstands 350 °F and meets CPAI-84
- TypeWelding Protection
- 10 ft wide curtain spans large welding bays
- 12 oz cotton duck resists flame, mildew and water
- 350 °F rating protects against intense heat
- CPAI-84 compliant for documented safety
- 12 in grommet spacing simplifies installation
Olive-green welding curtain, 10 ft wide
The STEINER 301-6X10 is a cotton duck welding curtain that measures 10 ft wide by 6 ft high. The opaque material weighs 12 oz/sq yd and is 0.64 mm thick. It is coloured olive green and rated to withstand temperatures up to 350 degrees F. Grommets spaced 12 in apart allow straightforward hanging.
Suited for flame, mildew and water resistance
This curtain meets the CPAI-84 standard and resists flame, mildew and water, making it appropriate for welding bays that need a durable opaque screen. It is not intended for users who require a transparent viewing window or a lighter vinyl curtain. Buyers needing a different width, height or colour should look at other models.
Cotton duck material rated to 350 degrees F
The single specification that decides fit is the maximum temperature rating of 350 degrees F combined with the cotton duck construction. If your application exceeds this temperature or demands a different material, this curtain will not be suitable.
Highlights
- 10 ft wide curtain spans large welding bays
- 12 oz cotton duck resists flame, mildew and water
- 350 °F rating protects against intense heat
- CPAI-84 compliant for documented safety
- 12 in grommet spacing simplifies installation
Specifications
| Brand | STEINER |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Protection |
Questions about this item
What grommet spacing does the 10 ft wide curtain use for mounting?
The curtain has grommets spaced every 12 inches along the top edge, giving you even attachment points across the full 10 foot width for hooks, rope or a track system.
How do you hang the curtain using the grommets without tearing the cotton duck?
Thread a rod or cable through each grommet in sequence rather than clipping only the corners; spreading the load across all grommets prevents the 12 oz/sq yd fabric from ripping at the edges.
When should the curtain be replaced based on its temperature rating and material limits?
Replace it if the surface becomes brittle, discoloured or loses its flame-resistant finish after repeated exposure near the 350 °F maximum temperature rating.
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