Steiner 397-10X10 Welding Blanket 10x10 Ft Fiberglass

Product Description

The STEINER 397-10X10 is a coated fiberglass welding blanket designed to protect people, equipment, and surrounding surfaces from weld spatter, sparks, and radiant heat during hot work operations. Measuring 10 feet high by 10 feet wide, this blanket carries an FM Approved rating and a constant maximum temperature rating of 1200 degrees F, making it suitable for demanding industrial and trade welding environments. It weighs 17.7 pounds and is constructed from 26 oz per square yard coated fiberglass fabric. Welders, pipefitters, and maintenance technicians use this blanket as a standard protective barrier during arc welding, cutting, and grinding work.

This blanket is used in both residential and commercial construction, industrial maintenance, shipbuilding, and fabrication shops wherever hot work generates spatter or sparks that could damage adjacent materials or equipment. The 10 by 10 foot size covers a substantial work area and is well suited for pipe welding, structural steel work, and confined-space hot work protection. Grommets are located along the side edges, allowing the blanket to be hung vertically as a welding curtain or secured flat as a ground cover or drape.

Key Features

• FM Approved rating for use in fire-sensitive industrial and commercial environments
• Constant maximum temperature rating of 1200 degrees F for sustained high-heat exposure
• 26 oz per square yard coated fiberglass construction for durability and spatter resistance
• 10 foot by 10 foot coverage area handles large welding and hot-work zones
• Side grommets allow vertical hanging or secure flat anchoring during use
• Black finish resists soiling and maintains visibility in work environments

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose welding blanket for use in arc welding, cutting, and grinding applications where spatter, spark, and radiant heat containment is required.

Installation Notes

Installation and positioning should be performed by a qualified welder, pipefitter, or safety-trained maintenance technician. Before placing the blanket, ensure all ignition sources are identified and the blanket is free of oils, solvents, or contaminants that could ignite. When hanging vertically, use the side grommets and rated hanging hardware appropriate for the blanket weight. Inspect the blanket before each use for burns, tears, or coating degradation that could reduce its protective performance.