STEINER
STEINER 534 Welding Screen Transparent Vinyl 6 ft 13 oz/sq
Transparent vinyl welding screen resists abrasion and rust while meeting California Fire Marshal standards
- TypeWelding Protection
- Transparent vinyl lets supervisors monitor welds safely
- 13 oz/sq yd vinyl resists abrasion and rust
- California Fire Marshal compliant for regulated job sites
- 36 mm thickness balances durability with clear visibility
- 6 ft by 6 ft grommeted screen fits standard tube frames
Welding Screen 6 ft by 6 ft
The STEINER 534 welding screen measures 6 ft wide by 6 ft high and uses tinted transparent yellow vinyl that weighs 13 oz per square yard. The material is 0.36 mm thick and withstands temperatures up to 150 Degrees F. It meets California Fire Marshal compliance and resists abrasion and rust.
Suited for fixed welding bays
This screen fits permanent workstations where a 6 ft square barrier protects nearby workers from spatter and glare. The grommeted edges and 3/4 in tube frame allow straightforward mounting. Buyers needing a smaller footprint, a different colour, or a portable roll-up curtain should look at other options.
0.36 mm vinyl thickness
The 0.36 mm material thickness determines how the screen handles heat, abrasion and daily wear in a welding environment. Match this figure to your shop’s safety requirements before purchasing.
Highlights
- Transparent vinyl lets supervisors monitor welds safely
- 13 oz/sq yd vinyl resists abrasion and rust
- California Fire Marshal compliant for regulated job sites
- 36 mm thickness balances durability with clear visibility
- 6 ft by 6 ft grommeted screen fits standard tube frames
Specifications
| Type | Welding Protection |
|---|---|
| Brand | STEINER |
Questions about this item
Does the screen arrive with a frame and grommets, or must the tube frame and fasteners be purchased separately?
The screen comes on a tube frame with grommets already fitted, so no separate frame or fastener kit is required.
Should I choose this 13 oz/sq yd vinyl or a lighter weight for a fixed indoor welding bay?
At 13 oz/sq yd and 0.36 mm thick, this vinyl is rated for abrasion and rust resistance and meets California Fire Marshal compliance for stationary use.
How does the 150 °F temperature rating affect daily use behind a MIG welder?
The screen material is tested to withstand continuous exposure up to 150 °F, so it will not degrade from normal welding heat at typical working distances.
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