STEINER
STEINER 525HD-6X8 Welding Screen 6 ft x 8 ft
Tinted transparent vinyl welding screen on a 1‑inch tube frame with grommets, abrasion and rust resistant, rated to 150 °F
- TypeWelding Protection
- 13 oz/sq yd vinyl resists abrasion and rust
- 36 mm thick tinted screen blocks UV and spatter
- 150 °F rating withstands intense welding heat
- 1-inch tube frame with grommets enables quick setup
- California Fire Marshal compliant for jobsite safety
Industrial welding protection
The STEINER 525HD-6X8 welding screen provides a 6 ft by 8 ft barrier for welding operations. The vinyl screen material weighs 13 oz per square yard with a thickness of 0.36 mm. It is coloured blue with a tinted transparent opacity.
Frame construction and compliance
A 1 inch tube frame supports the screen using grommet fasteners. The assembly meets California Fire Marshal compliance standards. Materials are rated for abrasion resistance and rust resistance up to a maximum temperature of 150 degrees Fahrenheit.
Screen material specification
The 13 oz vinyl sheet determines flame resistance and visibility for the work area. Buyers needing a different weight, thickness or opacity should look at alternative screen materials.
Highlights
- 13 oz/sq yd vinyl resists abrasion and rust
- 36 mm thick tinted screen blocks UV and spatter
- 150 °F rating withstands intense welding heat
- 1-inch tube frame with grommets enables quick setup
- California Fire Marshal compliant for jobsite safety
Specifications
| Brand | STEINER |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Protection |
Questions about this item
How is the 1-inch tube frame assembled and what step do people miss?
Connect the 1-inch tubes into a rectangle, then hang the 13 oz/sq yd vinyl panel using every grommet; the step often missed is securing all grommets so the screen cannot flap in a draft.
What part will need replacement first and when?
The blue vinyl screen rated at .36 mm thickness and 13 oz/sq yd will degrade from UV and spatter before the rust-resistant tube frame; plan to replace the panel when it becomes brittle or opaque.
At what temperature does the screen hit its limit during continuous welding?
The vinyl is rated to a maximum of 150 degrees F; sustained heat above that point will cause the material to soften and lose its abrasion-resistant properties.
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