STEINER
STEINER 369-6X8 Welding Blanket Fiberglass 8x6 ft 32 oz/sq yd Orange
Fiberglass welding blanket measuring 8 by 6 feet with 32 oz/sq yd weight and 0.06 in thickness, rated to 1,000 °F and FM Approved for medium duty
- TypeWelding Protection
- Withstands 1,000 °F for heavy welding jobs
- 32 oz/sq yd fiberglass resists sparks and spatter
- 8 ft by 6 ft covers large work areas
- FM Approved for verified fire performance
- Grommets on 24 in spacing allow secure hanging
Welding blanket with grommets
The STEINER 369-6X8 welding blanket uses uncoated fiberglass rated to 1,000 degrees F. It measures 8 ft by 6 ft and weighs 32 oz per square yard. Medium duty rating makes it suitable for general welding and cutting protection.
Check mounting points and heat exposure
Verify that the work area can accommodate the 8 ft by 6 ft footprint. Confirm that grommet spacing of 24 in matches your anchoring hardware. Ensure the maximum temperature rating meets the demands of your specific welding process.
Grommets enable secure hanging
Two grommets on each corner allow the blanket to be fastened vertically or draped over equipment. The 24 in spacing supports even tension across the 0.06 in thick material. FM Approved certification confirms the blanket meets recognized fire-test standards.
Highlights
- Withstands 1,000 °F for heavy welding jobs
- 32 oz/sq yd fiberglass resists sparks and spatter
- 8 ft by 6 ft covers large work areas
- FM Approved for verified fire performance
- Grommets on 24 in spacing allow secure hanging
Specifications
| Brand | STEINER |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Protection |
Questions about this item
Does the blanket come with any mounting hardware or do I need to buy hooks and chains separately?
The blanket has grommets on every corner with 24 in spacing, so you only need to supply your own hooks, chains or rope to hang it.
Is the 32 oz/sq yd weight the right choice for medium-duty MIG and stick work or should I go heavier?
At 32 oz/sq yd and .06 in thick, this medium-duty blanket handles spatter and spark showers from MIG and stick welding up to 1,000 °F.
What does the 1,000 °F rating mean when the blanket is draped over a workpiece during a long weld?
The fiberglass material is rated to withstand continuous exposure to 1,000 °F, so it will not burn or melt while protecting the surface underneath during extended welding.
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