Steiner 374-6X10 Fiberglass Welding Blanket 10x6 Ft

Product Description

The STEINER 374-6X10 is a coated fiberglass welding blanket rated for continuous exposure up to 1000 degrees F. Measuring 10 feet high by 6 feet wide, it provides a large, flexible barrier between welding operations and surrounding equipment, structures, or personnel. The blanket carries FM Approval, confirming it meets recognized fire-protection standards. At 28 ounces per square yard, the coated fiberglass construction delivers substantial heat and spark resistance without the brittleness of rigid shields. Welders, pipefitters, and maintenance technicians use this blanket for hot work in industrial, commercial, and mechanical room environments.

This blanket is suited for use during arc welding, torch cutting, and grinding operations where spatter and radiant heat must be contained. The 10-foot by 6-foot format covers large vertical or horizontal work zones. Grommets located along the side edges allow the blanket to be hung from cable, wire, or hooks, making it practical for temporary curtain setups on job sites, in boiler rooms, or around mechanical equipment. The gold-colored coated fiberglass material resists repeated heat exposure and maintains integrity through typical field use cycles.

Key Features

• Continuous maximum temperature rating of 1000 degrees F
• FM Approved construction meeting recognized fire-protection standards
• 28 oz per square yard coated fiberglass fabric for heavy-duty spark and spatter resistance
• Side grommets for hanging as a vertical curtain or draping over equipment
• Large 10-foot by 6-foot coverage area suitable for commercial and industrial hot work
• 0.05-inch thickness balances flexibility with heat barrier performance

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose welding and hot-work blanket for use in industrial, commercial, and mechanical service applications requiring FM Approved fiberglass heat protection.

Installation Notes

This blanket is installed by welders, pipefitters, and certified hot-work personnel following site-specific hot-work permit procedures. Before deployment, confirm all combustible materials in the immediate work area are cleared or covered. Use the side grommets to hang the blanket securely from overhead supports or framing so it cannot shift during welding or cutting operations. Inspect the blanket for damage, tears, or degraded coating before each use and remove from service if the fiberglass substrate is exposed or compromised.