Steiner 372-10X10 Fiberglass Welding Blanket 10x10 Ft

Product Description

The STEINER 372-10X10 is a fiberglass welding blanket designed to protect work areas, adjacent surfaces, and personnel from weld spatter, sparks, and radiant heat during hot work operations. Measuring 10 feet high by 10 feet wide at 0.035 inches thick, this blanket handles constant maximum temperatures up to 1,000 degrees F. The uncoated fiberglass construction weighs 18 ounces per square yard, providing a balance of heat resistance and flexibility. Grommets are located along the side edges for hanging or securing the blanket in position. Welders, pipefitters, and maintenance technicians working in fabrication shops or on-site use this blanket as a standard barrier during hot work.

This blanket is suited for both shop and field applications where a large-format weld curtain or drop blanket is needed. The 10-foot by 10-foot coverage area makes it practical for protecting floor surfaces, machinery, and structural components near welding, cutting, grinding, or torch operations in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. The FM-rated construction meets applicable fire protection standards, making it appropriate for use in facilities that require documented compliance during hot work permitting.

Key Features

• Constant maximum temperature rating of 1,000 degrees F for sustained heat exposure
• Uncoated fiberglass construction at 18 oz per square yard for flexible, durable coverage
• Side-mounted grommets allow hanging or tie-down without additional hardware
• Large 10-foot by 10-foot format covers equipment, floors, and adjacent surfaces
• FM-rated to meet fire protection and hot work compliance requirements
• Tan color finish for high visibility in work environments

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose fiberglass welding blanket suitable for use in welding, cutting, and grinding applications requiring thermal and spatter protection up to 1,000 degrees F constant exposure.

Installation Notes

This blanket is deployed by welders, pipefitters, or industrial maintenance personnel as a protective barrier during hot work. Secure the blanket using the side grommets and appropriate hanging hardware before beginning any welding or cutting operations. Inspect the blanket for damage, burns, or thinning before each use and remove it from service if structural integrity is compromised. Follow all applicable facility hot work permit procedures and safety protocols when positioning and securing welding blankets.