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Wilson 36335 Stur-D-Screen welding screen single panel 6ft x 4ft
Creates a dedicated welding area with a freestanding 19-gauge steel frame that resists rust and wobble
- TypeWelding Protection
- 19-gauge steel frame delivers maximum strength
- Powder-coated enamel finish resists rust and abrasion
- Bolted corner clamps eliminate wobble and sway
- Freestanding portable design moves easily between workstations
- Sturdy platform legs ensure stability on any shop floor
Wilson Stur-D-Screen welding safety screen
The Wilson 36335 Stur-D-Screen is a freestanding single-panel welding safety screen built for professional workshops. Its 19-gauge steel frame and powder-coated enamel finish resist rust and abrasion during daily use. Bolted corner clamps eliminate wobble while sturdy platform legs keep the unit stable on any shop floor.
Replaces improvised barriers or worn curtain frames
Upgrade when makeshift screens sag, rust or fail to contain spatter and UV glare. The bolted clamps and rigid steel construction remove the sway that weakens temporary setups. The jump is worth it when a designated welding zone must stay compliant and quick to reposition.
Fits into a shop layout as a portable welding bay
The screen stands on its own legs so no wall mounting or ceiling anchors are required. Lacing ties and included brackets let you attach welding curtains or blankets to the frame. Freestanding mobility frees up floor space because the bay can be rolled aside when the welding job is done.
Highlights
- 19-gauge steel frame delivers maximum strength
- Powder-coated enamel finish resists rust and abrasion
- Bolted corner clamps eliminate wobble and sway
- Freestanding portable design moves easily between workstations
- Sturdy platform legs ensure stability on any shop floor
Specifications
| Brand | WILSON |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Protection |
Questions about this item
What does the 19-gauge steel frame need to mount on?
The freestanding platform legs stand directly on any shop floor; no wall or ceiling mounting is required.
How do the bolted corner clamps install, and what step is often missed?
Bolt the clamps at each corner until the frame has no wobble or sway; skipping the final tightening leaves the screen unstable.
What part of the screen will need replacement after heavy use?
The powder-coated enamel finish resists rust and abrasion, but the lacing ties that hold curtains or blankets will wear out first.
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