STEINER
STEINER 332-6X8 Welding Curtain 6x8 ft 13 oz Vinyl
Tinted transparent vinyl welding curtain measuring six by eight feet with 13 oz weight and 12 inch grommet spacing
- TypeWelding Protection
- Flame-resistant vinyl meets California Fire Marshal approval
- Tinted transparent material allows visibility while blocking UV
- 13 oz/sq yd vinyl withstands 150 Degrees F
- Grommets every 12 in for secure mounting
- Mildew- and water-resistant coating extends service life
6 ft by 8 ft welding curtain
The STEINER 332-6X8 welding curtain measures 6 feet high by 8 feet wide and uses gray 13 oz vinyl rated for 150 degrees F. Grommets spaced every 12 inches allow quick hanging on rod or cable systems. The material resists flame, mildew and water for durable shop use.
Transparent tinted vinyl barrier
This curtain suits welding bays, fabrication cells and training booths that need visible shielding while meeting California Fire Marshal approval. Operations requiring opaque light-block or heavier weight material should look at alternative curtains.
13 oz vinyl weight and 150 degree F rating
The 13 oz per square yard vinyl thickness of 0.36 mm determines heat resistance and tear strength for the application. Verify that the temperature limit and material weight match your process requirements before purchase.
Highlights
- Flame-resistant vinyl meets California Fire Marshal approval
- Tinted transparent material allows visibility while blocking UV
- 13 oz/sq yd vinyl withstands 150 Degrees F
- Grommets every 12 in for secure mounting
- Mildew- and water-resistant coating extends service life
Specifications
| Brand | STEINER |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Protection |
Questions about this item
What size grommets and spacing does the 6 ft by 8 ft curtain use for hanging?
The curtain has grommets spaced 12 in apart along the top edge for mounting on a rod or track.
How do I hang the 13 oz vinyl curtain without tearing the grommets?
Slide the curtain onto a smooth rod or wire through the grommets; do not use sharp hooks that can catch and rip the 0.36 mm material.
When should I replace the flame‑resistant vinyl curtain?
Replace it if the gray vinyl becomes brittle, cracked, or loses its mildew‑ and water‑resistant coating after repeated exposure to 150 Degrees F heat.
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