Steiner 316-6X6 Carbonized Fiber Welding Blanket 6x6 Ft

Product Description

The STEINER 316-6X6 is a carbonized fiber welding blanket designed to protect personnel, equipment, and surrounding work areas from weld spatter, sparks, and radiant heat. Measuring 6 feet high by 6 feet wide and 0.15 inches thick, this blanket provides a substantial barrier in both fabrication shops and field welding environments. Weighing 4 pounds, it is light enough to reposition quickly between tasks. Carbonized fiber construction offers heat and flame resistance suitable for general welding and cutting operations. It is installed by welders, pipefitters, and ironworkers who need reliable spatter and spark containment on the job.

This blanket is suited for use in residential, commercial, and industrial settings wherever arc welding, MIG, TIG, or torch cutting is performed. Common applications include protecting structural steel connections, piping assemblies, nearby equipment, and floor surfaces during overhead or vertical welding work. The 6 x 6 foot footprint covers a standard workstation or equipment zone without requiring additional sectioning. The black carbonized fiber material does not reflect arc light back toward the welder, making it a practical choice for confined or enclosed work areas.

Key Features

• Carbonized fiber construction provides heat and spatter resistance for welding and cutting operations
• 6 x 6 foot coverage area protects equipment, surfaces, and adjacent workers
• 0.15 inch thickness delivers flexible, conformable protection that drapes over irregular surfaces
• Lightweight at 4 pounds for easy handling and repositioning on the job site
• Black finish does not reflect arc light, reducing glare in enclosed workspaces
• No grommets — flat blanket format for laying flat or draping over equipment

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose welding blanket for use across arc welding, MIG, TIG, and torch cutting applications in fabrication shops and field service environments.

Installation Notes

Welders and pipefitters should position the blanket to fully cover all surfaces requiring protection before initiating any arc or flame cutting process. Ensure the blanket lies flat and is not bunched, as creased areas may allow spatter penetration. Inspect the blanket before each use for burns, tears, or degradation that could reduce its protective effectiveness. Damaged blankets should be removed from service immediately and replaced.