Steiner 501HD-6X6 Portable Welding Screen Kit 6x6 Ft

Product Description

The STEINER 501HD-6X6 is a portable welding screen kit designed to contain sparks, spatter, and arc flash in active welding environments. Built from 12 oz per square yard cotton duck fabric, it stands 6 feet high and spans 6 feet wide with a 1-inch thickness, providing a substantial barrier between welding operations and surrounding personnel or equipment. The straight modular section design allows the screen to be positioned quickly and repositioned as job conditions change. Welders, fabricators, and maintenance crews rely on this type of screen to comply with worksite safety requirements and protect bystanders from arc flash exposure. The unit ships as a complete kit at approximately 22 pounds.

This screen is suited for use in industrial fabrication shops, maintenance facilities, shipyards, and construction sites where temporary welding partitions are needed. The olive-colored cotton duck curtain is appropriate for MIG, TIG, stick, and flux-core welding processes where flame-resistant, non-synthetic barrier material is required. The portable, straight modular configuration makes it practical for single-operator setups where a fixed welding curtain is not feasible or where work areas change frequently.

Key Features

• Cotton duck fabric at 12 oz per square yard provides a durable, non-synthetic welding barrier
• 6-foot height and 6-foot width offer full-coverage protection in standard welding bays
• 1-inch overall thickness adds structural integrity to the screen panel
• Straight modular section type supports single-unit use or expansion into larger configurations
• Portable kit design allows quick setup and repositioning without fixed mounting
• Olive color finish is standard for welding safety curtains in industrial environments

Compatibility

Designed as a portable, modular welding screen for general industrial and fabrication use where a freestanding cotton duck welding barrier is required.

Installation Notes

This screen is typically set up by the welding operator or a safety supervisor before welding operations begin. Ensure the frame is stable and the curtain panels are fully secured before striking an arc. Position the screen to fully enclose or shield the arc flash zone from adjacent workers and walkways. Consult applicable OSHA and ANSI Z49.1 requirements for welding screen placement and coverage standards at your specific worksite.