STEINER
STEINER 348-6X10 welding curtain 6 ft H 10 ft W orange vinyl
A 6 ft by 10 ft orange vinyl welding curtain with flame-, mildew- and water-resistant 36 oz/sq yd material, 1.02 mm thickness.
- TypeWelding Protection
- Flame-resistant vinyl blocks welding spatter and UV glare
- Withstands 150 °F continuous heat for safe hot-work zones
- Mildew- and water-resistant 36 oz/sq yd vinyl lasts in damp shops
- California Fire Marshal approved for code-compliant installations
- 12 in grommet spacing on 1.02 mm material enables quick hanging
Industrial welding screen for open workspaces
The STEINER 348-6X10 welding curtain spans 6 ft high by 10 ft wide using orange tinted transparent vinyl. Grommets spaced 12 in apart allow quick mounting on frames or rails. The material weighs 36 oz per square yard and measures 1.02 mm thick for durable daily use.
Replaces makeshift barriers and damaged curtains
Upgrade when existing screens tear, lack flame resistance or fail to block UV glare from nearby arcs. The California Fire Marshal approved rating and mildew resistant coating suit shops that must meet fire code and withstand humid conditions. Not suited for fully enclosed booths that require solid panel construction.
Sustained barrier performance in hot environments
Vinyl coating resists water, mildew and flames while maintaining opacity at temperatures up to 150 degrees F. Tinted transparency lets supervisors monitor work without opening the screen. Grommet reinforcement prevents tearing during frequent repositioning across shifts.
Highlights
- Flame-resistant vinyl blocks welding spatter and UV glare
- Withstands 150 °F continuous heat for safe hot-work zones
- Mildew- and water-resistant 36 oz/sq yd vinyl lasts in damp shops
- California Fire Marshal approved for code-compliant installations
- 12 in grommet spacing on 1.02 mm material enables quick hanging
Specifications
| Brand | STEINER |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Protection |
Questions about this item
What grommet spacing does the 348-6X10 curtain use for hanging?
The curtain has grommets every 12 in along the top edge for mounting on a rod or cable.
How do you hang the curtain, and what step is often missed?
Slide the grommets onto a rod or wire, then secure both ends so the 10 ft width cannot sag; the missed step is forgetting end stops.
When should the orange vinyl curtain be replaced?
Replace it if the vinyl tears, the orange tint fades, or the material no longer meets the 150 Degrees F temperature rating.
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