STEINER
STEINER 376 Welding Blanket Fiberglass 10 ft x 6 ft 28 oz/sq yd
Fiberglass welding blanket measuring 10 ft by 6 ft with acrylic coating rated to 1,000 °F and 28 oz/sq yd weight
- TypeWelding Protection
- Withstands 1,000 °F for reliable hot-work protection
- FM Approved standard confirms tested fire safety
- 28 oz/sq yd fiberglass resists sparks, spatter and abrasion
- 10 ft × 6 ft coverage shields large work areas
- Brass grommets every 24 in allow quick, secure hanging
Heavy-duty welding blanket
The STEINER 376 blanket uses fiberglass with an acrylic coating to shield work areas from intense heat. It is built for professional welders and fabricators who need reliable protection during daily operations. The material resists abrasion, sparks and spatter while withstanding temperatures up to 1,000 degrees F.
Grommeted corners for secure mounting
Each corner carries two grommets spaced 24 in apart so the blanket can be fastened quickly to frames or fixtures. The 0.05 in thick fabric drapes over equipment without adding bulk and the black coating reduces glare in bright shops. FM Approved construction confirms the blanket meets recognised fire-safety standards for medium-duty use.
10 ft by 6 ft coverage at 28 oz/sq yd
This single sheet measures 10 ft wide by 6 ft high and weighs 28 oz per square yard, giving a balance of durability and handling ease. Buyers who need larger continuous coverage or a heavier industrial grade will need multiple blankets or a different specification.
Highlights
- Withstands 1,000 °F for reliable hot-work protection
- FM Approved standard confirms tested fire safety
- 28 oz/sq yd fiberglass resists sparks, spatter and abrasion
- 10 ft × 6 ft coverage shields large work areas
- Brass grommets every 24 in allow quick, secure hanging
Specifications
| Brand | STEINER |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Protection |
Questions about this item
What temperature does the 1,000-degree acrylic-coated fiberglass actually withstand during welding?
The blanket is rated for a maximum temperature of 1,000 degrees Fahrenheit, making it suitable for medium-duty welding, cutting, and hot-work operations where spark and spatter resistance are required.
How much clearance do the 24-inch grommet spacings and 0.05-inch thickness need for mounting hardware?
Grommets are placed every 24 inches along the perimeter with two in each corner, allowing bolts, hooks, or wire to pass through the 0.05-inch thick material without tearing the acrylic-coated fiberglass.
How do you hang the 10-by-6-foot blanket so the grommets carry the load evenly?
Thread fasteners through all perimeter grommets, including the dual corner grommets, and tension the blanket uniformly; skipping the intermediate 24-inch grommets concentrates stress and can rip the 28 oz/sq yd fiberglass.
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