STEINER
STEINER 385-38R Welding Blanket Roll 150 ft x 3-1/4 ft 16 oz
Fiberglass roll with acrylic coating withstands 1,000 °F and resists sparks, spatter and abrasion across 150 ft length
- TypeWelding Protection
- Withstands 1,000 °F heat with acrylic-coated fiberglass
- Light 16 oz/sq yd weight eases handling on site
- 150 ft roll covers large areas in one piece
- FM Approved for verified flame resistance
- Grommets every 24 in allow quick, secure mounting
Welding Blanket Roll
This STEINER roll supplies 150 ft of fiberglass material coated with acrylic for welding protection. The pink blanket weighs 16 oz per square yard and measures 3-1/4 ft wide. It is FM Approved and rated for light duty use in fabrication and maintenance environments.
Upgrade from basic fire-resistant fabrics
The acrylic coating and fiberglass core resist sparks, spatter and abrasion better than uncoated cloth. The jump is worth it when work demands a continuous 150 ft length with grommets spaced every 24 in for secure hanging. Buyers who need heavier duty ratings or higher temperature limits should look elsewhere.
Capacity and headroom
The blanket withstands temperatures up to 1,000 Degrees F and handles light welding spatter and grinding sparks across its full 150 ft run. It runs out when applications require heavier duty construction, thicker material than 0.02 in or sustained exposure beyond the rated maximum temperature.
Highlights
- Withstands 1,000 °F heat with acrylic-coated fiberglass
- Light 16 oz/sq yd weight eases handling on site
- 150 ft roll covers large areas in one piece
- FM Approved for verified flame resistance
- Grommets every 24 in allow quick, secure mounting
Specifications
| Brand | STEINER |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Protection |
Questions about this item
How much clearance does the 3-1/4 ft wide roll need to unroll and cover a work area?
The blanket measures 3-1/4 ft wide by 150 ft long, so allow at least that footprint plus room to pull the 16 oz/sq yd material flat without snagging on equipment.
What is the correct way to hang the blanket using the corner grommets spaced 24 in apart?
Thread chain or wire rope through the two grommets on each corner and secure to overhead supports; the step often missed is tensioning all four corners evenly so the 0.02 in thick fiberglass hangs vertical without sagging.
When should the pink acrylic-coated fiberglass be replaced after repeated spark and spatter exposure?
Replace the blanket once the coating shows burn-through, the fiberglass frays at the grommets, or the material no longer passes a visual inspection for holes after heavy spatter contact.
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