STEINER
STEINER 534 Welding Screen 6 ft W 10 ft H Transparent Vinyl 13 oz/sq
A transparent vinyl welding screen measuring 10 ft high by 6 ft wide with 13 oz/sq yd material weight and .36 mm thickness, rated to 150 degrees F and California Fire Marshal compliant
- TypeWelding Protection
- Transparent vinyl lets you monitor the weld zone while blocking UV glare
- 13 oz/sq yd vinyl resists abrasion and rust for long service life
- California Fire Marshal compliant screen meets job-site safety requirements
- Grommet fasteners on a 1 in tube frame enable quick setup and takedown
- Withstands 150 °F continuous exposure without degrading
Welding Screen 10 ft wide
The STEINER 534 welding screen measures 10 ft wide and 6 ft high. It uses transparent yellow vinyl that weighs 13 oz per square yard and is 0.36 mm thick. The vinyl is abrasion resistant and rust resistant. A 1 in tube frame with grommets supports the screen.
For fixed welding bays needing fire compliance
This screen suits workshops that require a California Fire Marshal compliant barrier rated to 150 degrees F. The large 10 ft width covers wide openings in a single panel. Buyers who need a smaller screen, a different opacity level or a screen rated for higher temperatures should look at other options.
13 oz vinyl weight decides durability
The 13 oz per square yard vinyl weight determines how well the screen resists tears and daily handling. Heavier material lasts longer in high traffic areas while lighter material would be easier to move. Match the weight to the expected wear in your shop.
Highlights
- Transparent vinyl lets you monitor the weld zone while blocking UV glare
- 13 oz/sq yd vinyl resists abrasion and rust for long service life
- California Fire Marshal compliant screen meets job-site safety requirements
- Grommet fasteners on a 1 in tube frame enable quick setup and takedown
- Withstands 150 °F continuous exposure without degrading
Specifications
| Type | Welding Protection |
|---|---|
| Brand | STEINER |
Questions about this item
How do I install the 6 ft by 10 ft screen on its 1 in tube frame?
Thread the grommets along the vinyl edges onto the 1 in tube frame; the step people miss is securing every grommet so the 13 oz/sq yd material hangs without sagging.
What maintenance or replacement will the transparent vinyl screen need later?
The 0.36 mm yellow vinyl resists abrasion and rust, but prolonged exposure to heat near its 150 °F limit can embrittle the material, requiring full panel replacement.
What limit appears first during sustained welding use?
The 150 °F maximum temperature rating is the first limit reached under continuous heat; exceeding it can degrade the 0.36 mm vinyl.
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