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Wilson 37606 Welding Curtain PVC 14mil 13oz 150°F
A 14 mil, 13 oz PVC welding curtain withstands 150°F heat for safe work areas
- TypeWelding Protection
- 13 oz PVC withstands 150°F heat
- 14 mil thickness resists weld spatter
- 6 ft by 4 ft orange see-through panel
- Wilson 37606 model built for welding protection
- New condition ready for workshop use
Welding Curtain 13 oz 14 mil Orange
The Wilson 37606 is a PVC welding curtain measuring six feet wide by four feet long. It weighs 13 ounces per square yard and uses 14 mil thick transparent orange material. The curtain withstands temperatures up to 150 degrees Fahrenheit. It arrives new from the manufacturer.
Suits fixed screening zones.
This size suits permanent booths, training bays and maintenance cells that need a stationary flame-resistant barrier. The see-through orange finish lets supervisors monitor work while containing spatter and UV glare. Buyers who need a lightweight screen for frequent relocation should look at smaller roll goods. Facilities requiring opaque or darker tint curtains will need a different specification.
14 mil PVC thickness decides fit
The 14 mil gauge determines tear resistance and service life in high-heat welding environments. Thinner films may split under heavy spatter; heavier gauges add cost and stiffness without matching this temperature rating. Confirm that 14 mil meets your safety standard before ordering.
Highlights
- 13 oz PVC withstands 150°F heat
- 14 mil thickness resists weld spatter
- 6 ft by 4 ft orange see-through panel
- Wilson 37606 model built for welding protection
- New condition ready for workshop use
Specifications
| Brand | WILSON |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Protection |
Questions about this item
What comes with the Wilson 37606 welding curtain and what must I buy separately?
The package contains the 14 mil, 13 oz PVC curtain measuring 6 ft by 4 ft. Mounting hardware such as grommets, hooks or a frame is not included and must be sourced separately.
Which thickness or weight option should I choose for the Wilson 37606?
This model is offered in a single 14 mil thickness with a 13 oz weight, so there is no alternative version to select.
What does the 150°F rating mean when the curtain is in use?
The material is rated to withstand temperatures up to 150 °F, making it suitable for shielding against welding spatter and radiant heat in typical shop environments.
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