STEINER
STEINER 374 Welding Blanket 10 ft x 10 ft
A 10 ft by 10 ft fibreglass welding blanket with acrylic coating, rated to 1,000 °F and 28 oz/sq yd weight
- TypeWelding Protection
- Withstands 1,000 °F for heavy-duty welding protection
- Acrylic-coated fiberglass resists sparks, spatter and abrasion
- 10 ft × 10 ft coverage shields large work areas
- Grommets on 24 in centres allow secure fastening
- FM Approved for verified safety compliance
Medium-duty welding blanket
The STEINER 374 blanket measures 10 ft by 10 ft and is built for medium-duty welding protection. A fibreglass base with an acrylic coating withstands temperatures up to 1,000 degrees F. Grommets on each corner allow secure hanging or draping over equipment and work surfaces.
Heat and spark containment
The 0.05 in thick material resists abrasion, sparks and molten spatter during normal welding tasks. FM Approved rating confirms it meets recognised fire-safety standards for hot-work environments. Yellow colour improves visibility of the protected zone in busy shops.
Durable fibreglass construction
Grommets spaced 24 in apart give multiple tie-down options for vertical curtains or horizontal covers. At 28 oz per square yard the blanket handles repeated folding without tearing. Acrylic coating adds stiffness so the sheet lies flat and sheds debris easily.
Highlights
- Withstands 1,000 °F for heavy-duty welding protection
- Acrylic-coated fiberglass resists sparks, spatter and abrasion
- 10 ft × 10 ft coverage shields large work areas
- Grommets on 24 in centres allow secure fastening
- FM Approved for verified safety compliance
Specifications
| Brand | STEINER |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Protection |
Questions about this item
How do I hang the 10 ft by 10 ft blanket using the grommets spaced 24 inches apart?
Use the two grommets on each corner and the intermediate grommets every 24 inches along the edges to secure the blanket with hooks, chains or wire; the common mistake is skipping the mid-edge grommets and letting the centre sag under heat.
Will the 28 oz/sq yd acrylic-coated fibreglass need replacement after repeated spatter exposure?
The medium-duty blanket resists abrasion, sparks and spatter, but heavy daily use will eventually degrade the acrylic coating; inspect for thinning or brittle spots and replace when the 0.05 in thickness is visibly reduced.
At what point does the 1,000 °F temperature limit become a concern during continuous welding?
Sustained exposure near 1,000 °F will cause the acrylic coating to break down faster than the fibreglass base; monitor the surface for discoloration or stiffness as the first sign the limit is being reached.
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