STEINER
STEINER 369 6 ft x 6 ft 32 oz/sq yd Welding Blanket
Fibreglass welding blanket rated to 1,000 °F with grommets every 24 in for secure medium-duty protection
- TypeWelding Protection
- Withstands 1,000 °F for reliable high-heat protection
- 32 oz/sq yd fibreglass delivers medium-duty durability
- Spark and spatter resistance shields surrounding surfaces
- FM Approved certification confirms safety compliance
- Corner grommets spaced 24 in enable secure fastening
6 ft × 6 ft fiberglass welding blanket
The STEINER 369 blanket is a 6 ft by 6 ft fiberglass sheet rated to 1,000 °F for medium-duty protection. It suits welders, fabricators and maintenance crews who need a reusable barrier against sparks, spatter and abrasion during hot-work tasks.
FM Approved uncoated fiberglass at 32 oz/sq yd
The uncoated 32 oz/sq yd fiberglass resists sparks and spatter while remaining flexible enough to drape over equipment. At 0.06 in thick it handles brief contact with hot metal without igniting, and the FM Approved rating confirms it meets recognised fire-test criteria for the stated temperature limit.
Grommets on 24 in centres for secure hanging
Two grommets in each corner spaced 24 in apart let the blanket be bolted, tied or hooked to scaffolding, frames or machinery. This fastening system keeps the shield in place when air currents or vibration would otherwise displace a loose sheet, reducing the need for constant repositioning.
Highlights
- Withstands 1,000 °F for reliable high-heat protection
- 32 oz/sq yd fibreglass delivers medium-duty durability
- Spark and spatter resistance shields surrounding surfaces
- FM Approved certification confirms safety compliance
- Corner grommets spaced 24 in enable secure fastening
Specifications
| Type | Welding Protection |
|---|---|
| Brand | STEINER |
Questions about this item
How do I hang the STEINER 369 welding blanket using the grommets, and what spacing mistake should I avoid?
Thread ties or bolts through the two grommets on each corner; the grommets are spaced 24 in apart, so do not assume they are evenly distributed along the full edge.
What upkeep does the uncoated 32 oz/sq yd fiberglass blanket need after repeated exposure to sparks and spatter?
Shake off loose debris and inspect the 0.06 in thick material for frayed edges or embedded slag; replace the blanket once the fiberglass shows thinning or burn-through spots.
At what point does the 1,000 °F temperature limit become a problem during continuous heavy welding?
The medium-duty rating means prolonged arcs or gouging that push surface heat past 1,000 °F will degrade the orange fiberglass faster, so monitor for discoloration or stiffening as the first warning sign.
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