Steiner 301-6X6 Canvas Welding Curtain 6x6 Ft

Product Description

The STEINER 301-6X6 is a canvas welding curtain designed to contain sparks, spatter, and arc flash in welding and cutting work areas. Constructed from 12 oz per square yard canvas in an olive finish, this curtain measures 6 feet high by 6 feet wide and includes grommets along the top edge for easy hanging from standard welding screens, frames, or overhead structures. At 5.5 pounds, it is light enough for a single technician to hang and reposition as needed. Welders, fabricators, and maintenance professionals use this curtain to establish defined weld zones and protect adjacent personnel and equipment.

The 301-6X6 is suited for both production floor and maintenance shop environments where spark containment, UV flash protection, and area separation are required. The grommet-equipped top edge allows it to hang from pipe frames, chain, or curtain rods commonly found in fabrication shops, machine shops, and industrial maintenance facilities. It is appropriate for MIG, TIG, stick, and oxy-fuel cutting operations requiring a physical barrier between the work zone and surrounding areas.

Key Features

• 12 oz per square yard canvas construction for spark and spatter resistance
• Olive-colored fabric reduces arc flash glare reflection in the work area
• Grommets along top edge for fast, tool-free hanging on frames or rods
• 6 feet high by 6 feet wide coverage area suits standard weld bays and workstation separations
• 5.5 pound weight balances durability with easy single-person handling

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation welding curtain compatible with standard welding screen frames, pipe stands, and overhead curtain mounting systems commonly used in fabrication and industrial maintenance environments.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by the welding technician or facilities maintenance personnel. Ensure the mounting structure is rated to support the curtain weight before hanging. Grommets should be engaged on hooks or rods that are secured to a stable frame to prevent the curtain from shifting during welding operations. Inspect grommets and fabric for wear or burn-through at regular intervals and replace curtains that show significant damage.