Steiner 501-6X6 Portable Welding Screen Kit Cotton Duck

Product Description

The STEINER 501-6X6 is a portable welding screen kit designed to create a temporary weld zone barrier on shop floors, job sites, and fabrication areas. Constructed from 12 oz per square yard cotton duck material, this screen measures 6 feet wide by 6 feet high with a 0.75 inch thickness, providing a solid visual and spark-containment barrier for nearby workers and equipment. At 19.5 pounds, the kit is substantial enough to stand up to regular shop use while remaining portable for repositioning between work areas. It is installed and moved by welders, fabricators, and shop safety personnel.

This screen kit is suited for residential and commercial welding shops, manufacturing facilities, shipyards, and construction sites where arc welding, MIG, TIG, or stick processes create flash and spatter hazards. The straight modular section design allows it to be used as a standalone barrier or combined with additional screen sections to enclose larger work areas. The olive green color reduces glare and blends into typical industrial environments. No permanent mounting is required, making it appropriate for shared or temporary workspaces.

Key Features

• Cotton duck construction at 12 oz per square yard for durable spark and spatter resistance
• 6 ft wide by 6 ft high coverage area provides a full standing-height barrier
• 0.75 inch material thickness adds body and stability to the screen panel
• Portable, freestanding straight-section design requires no wall or ceiling attachment
• Olive green color minimizes reflected glare in active weld zones
• Modular straight section allows configuration with additional screen panels

Compatibility

Designed as a portable welding screen for use in general industrial, fabrication, and construction welding applications where temporary arc flash and spatter containment barriers are required.

Installation Notes

Setup is performed by welding personnel or shop safety staff and requires no special tools or permanent fasteners. Position the screen to fully contain the weld arc flash from nearby workers and combustible materials before beginning any welding process. Inspect the cotton duck panel for burns, holes, or degradation before each use and replace damaged sections promptly. Applicable workplace safety guidelines from OSHA and ANSI Z49.1 should be consulted for welding screen placement and fire watch requirements.