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Wilson 36308 Acrylic Coated Fiberglass Welding Blanket
Acrylic-coated fiberglass welding blanket rated to 300°F with grommets for vertical hanging and ANSI/FM 4960 compliance
- Acrylic coating resists abrasion and tearing during use
- Withstands 300°F for grinding, chipping and light welding
- Grommets enable quick vertical hanging to contain sparks
- Meets ANSI/FM 4960, NFPA 701 and California Fire Marshal standards
- 034 in. thick fiberglass at 23 oz per square yard
Wilson 36308 Welding Blanket
The Wilson 36308 is an acrylic-coated fiberglass welding blanket designed for light to moderate spark and heat exposure. It measures 8 ft wide by 8 ft high and 0.034 in thick, weighing 23 oz per square yard. Grommets along the edges allow easy vertical hanging in workshops or fabrication areas. The blanket meets ANSI/FM 4960, California Fire Marshal and NFPA 701 flame-resistance standards.
Suited for light welding, grinding and chipping
This blanket suits operators doing light horizontal welding, grinding, chipping, heat treating or sand blasting where a 300°F working temperature is sufficient. It is not intended for heavy-duty welding that exceeds this temperature rating or for applications requiring a higher heat barrier. Buyers needing protection above 300°F should look at a higher-rated blanket.
300°F working temperature decides fit
The single specification that determines suitability is the 300°F working temperature. If your process stays at or below this level, the blanket will perform as rated. If your operation generates higher temperatures, this model will not provide adequate protection.
Highlights
- Acrylic coating resists abrasion and tearing during use
- Withstands 300°F for grinding, chipping and light welding
- Grommets enable quick vertical hanging to contain sparks
- Meets ANSI/FM 4960, NFPA 701 and California Fire Marshal standards
- 034 in. thick fiberglass at 23 oz per square yard
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I hang the Wilson 36308 welding blanket and what is the common mistake?
Use the built-in grommets to hang the blanket vertically; the step people miss is leaving enough slack so the 0.034 in. thick material does not pull tight and tear at the grommet holes.
What maintenance or replacement will the Wilson 36308 blanket need over time?
Inspect the acrylic coating for abrasion or tears after each job; replace the blanket once the coating wears through or the fiberglass base shows fraying, because the 300°F rating only applies while the coating is intact.
What is the first limit reached during sustained use of the Wilson 36308 blanket?
The 300°F working temperature is the first limit; continuous exposure above that level degrades the acrylic coating and reduces flame resistance certified to ANSI/FM 4960 and NFPA 701.
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