Steiner 321-3X4 Leather Welding Blanket 4x3 Ft Rust

Product Description

The STEINER 321-3X4 is a leather welding blanket designed to protect work areas, equipment, and personnel from weld spatter, sparks, and heat during welding and cutting operations. Constructed from rust-colored leather at 0.06 to 0.08 inches thick, this blanket measures 4 feet high by 3 feet wide and weighs 3 pounds. The leather construction provides a durable, natural heat-resistant barrier suitable for use in fabrication shops, maintenance facilities, and field welding environments. Welders, pipefitters, and industrial maintenance technicians rely on this type of protection blanket to contain spatter and shield adjacent surfaces during hot work.

This welding blanket is suited for use in both shop and field settings where spatter containment and surface protection are required. Typical applications include draping over equipment, structural members, or flooring near active weld zones. The 3-foot by 4-foot footprint provides practical coverage for bench-level and positional welding tasks. The rust-colored leather material is well matched to light fabrication and maintenance welding scenarios where a mid-weight protective blanket is appropriate.

Key Features

• Leather construction offers natural resistance to weld spatter and spark impingement
• Dimensions of 3 feet wide by 4 feet high provide solid coverage for typical weld zones
• Thickness of 0.06 to 0.08 inches balances flexibility with protective durability
• Material weight of 4 ounces per square yard keeps the blanket lightweight at 3 pounds total
• Rust color finish is standard for leather welding protection products
• No-grommet design keeps the profile flat and easy to drape or fold

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose leather welding blanket for use in welding, cutting, and hot work applications where spatter and spark protection of adjacent surfaces is required.

Installation Notes

Welding blankets are positioned and secured by the welding technician or helper before initiating the hot work process. Ensure the blanket fully covers the surface or equipment being protected and is clear of the weld pool and direct arc contact. Inspect the blanket for burn-through or degradation before each use and replace if structural integrity is compromised. Follow applicable facility hot work permit procedures and OSHA 1910.252 guidelines for welding area preparation.