Steiner B6280 Wool Fire Blanket 80x62 in

Product Description

The STEINER B6280 is a wool fire blanket designed to smother small fires and provide emergency protection in environments where flame, heat, and spark exposure are common. Measuring 80 inches long by 62 inches wide, this blanket offers substantial coverage for smothering ignition sources or shielding personnel and equipment. Weighing 2.75 pounds, it is lightweight enough for quick deployment when seconds matter. Wool construction provides inherent flame resistance without chemical treatment, making it a reliable passive fire suppression tool for industrial, welding, and service environments.

This fire blanket is suited for use in welding shops, HVAC mechanical rooms, industrial facilities, and job sites where open flame or hot work is performed. It is appropriate for use by welders, HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and other trade professionals who work around ignition sources. The 80-inch by 62-inch size covers a wide area, making it practical for wrapping around equipment, draping over nearby combustibles during hot work, or keeping accessible for emergency fire suppression response.

Key Features

• Wool construction provides natural, chemical-free flame resistance
• Large 80-inch x 62-inch coverage area suits a wide range of applications
• Lightweight at 2.75 pounds for fast, single-hand deployment
• Suitable for smothering small fires or shielding combustibles during hot work
• No unitized kit packaging — single blanket per package for straightforward inventory

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose wool fire blanket for use in industrial, welding, and trade service environments where portable fire suppression or hot work protection is required.

Installation Notes

A licensed or qualified trade professional should identify an accessible, clearly marked storage location for this blanket prior to beginning any hot work. Follow applicable OSHA hot work permit requirements and NFPA guidelines when deploying fire blankets on job sites. Inspect the blanket before each use for damage, contamination, or deterioration that could reduce effectiveness. After any actual fire suppression use, remove the blanket from service and replace it.