STEINER
STEINER 367-6X6 Welding Blanket Fiberglass 6 ft 32 oz
A 6 ft by 6 ft fiberglass welding blanket rated to 1,000 Degrees F with grommets on 24 in spacing for medium-duty spark and spatter protection
- TypeWelding Protection
- Withstands 1,000 °F for heavy-duty welding protection
- 6 ft × 6 ft coverage shields large work areas
- 35 oz/sq yd fiberglass resists abrasion, sparks and spatter
- FM Approved standard confirms reliable fire performance
- Grommets on 24 in centres allow secure fastening
Welding blanket for spark and spatter protection
The STEINER 367-6X6 is a fiberglass welding blanket built to shield work areas from heat, sparks and molten spatter during medium-duty welding tasks. Its white uncoated surface resists abrasion and withstands temperatures up to 1,000 degrees F. Grommets on each corner allow secure hanging or draping over equipment.
35 oz per square yard weight rating
The protective material weight of 35 oz/sq yd is the key figure that defines the blanket’s duty rating and heat-handling capacity for medium-duty applications. This weight directly determines how much thermal energy the fabric can absorb before degradation. Selecting a lighter or heavier blanket would change the protection level for the job.
Fits workflows needing a six-by-six-foot shield
The blanket measures six feet by six feet with grommets spaced 24 inches apart, so it covers a broad zone without custom cutting. The 0.08 in thickness keeps it pliable for wrapping around irregular shapes while the grommets accept hooks, wire or rope for quick setup. It requires no power or framing, freeing the user to position it wherever hot work occurs.
Highlights
- Withstands 1,000 °F for heavy-duty welding protection
- 6 ft × 6 ft coverage shields large work areas
- 35 oz/sq yd fiberglass resists abrasion, sparks and spatter
- FM Approved standard confirms reliable fire performance
- Grommets on 24 in centres allow secure fastening
Specifications
| Brand | STEINER |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Protection |
Questions about this item
How does the 1,000-degree F rating hold up when the blanket is draped over hot metal in a shop?
The fiberglass material is rated for continuous exposure up to 1,000 degrees F, so it will shield the workpiece and surrounding area from radiant heat and direct contact during typical welding operations.
What does the FM Approved standard actually cover for this blanket?
FM Approved means the blanket has passed Factory Mutual testing for flame resistance and spark or spatter penetration, confirming it meets recognised industrial fire-protection criteria.
Will the 0.08-inch thick blanket with corner grommets fit a standard 6-foot welding frame?
The blanket measures 6 ft by 6 ft and has grommets on each corner spaced 24 in apart, so it aligns with common 6-foot frames and can be secured with hooks, bolts or bungee cords.
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