STEINER 316-18X18 Welding Blanket Carbon Fiber 16 oz/sq yd
Carbon fibre welding blanket withstands 1,800 °F, measures 18 in square, weighs 16 oz/sq yd and resists slag, spatter and abrasion
- Product typeWelding Protection
- Withstands 1800 °F continuous heat for heavy-duty welding protection
- Carbon-fibre construction resists abrasion, slag, sparks and spatter
- 16 oz/sq yd weight balances durability with easy handling
- FM Approved certification confirms tested fire-safety performance
- Compact 18 × 18 in size fits tight workspaces and stores neatly
Welding Blanket Carbon Fiber
The STEINER 316-18X18 is a carbon fibre welding blanket designed for light-duty protection during hot-work tasks. It suits welders and fabricators who need a portable shield against spatter and slag in confined spaces.
Thermals Noise Power Draw
The uncoated carbon fibre material withstands temperatures up to 1,800 degrees F while resisting abrasion, heat, slag, sparks and spatter. At 16 oz/sq yd and .15 in thick, it drapes easily without adding bulk or requiring mechanical fasteners.
FM Approved Heavy Duty
This blanket carries FM Approved certification with a Heavy duty rating, confirming it meets recognised fire-protection standards for industrial use. Buyers who need grommeted edges or larger coverage areas should consider alternative configurations.
How it compares
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- Price $12.99
- Cheaper than about 88% of the 1,978 comparable items (median $50.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | STEINER |
| Product type | Welding Protection |
Questions about this item
How do I install the 18 x 18 inch carbon fiber welding blanket without grommet holes?
Lay the blanket flat or drape it over the work area; with no grommet holes you must weigh or clamp the edges so it cannot shift when spatter hits it.
What maintenance or replacement will the 16 oz/sq yd carbon fiber blanket need later?
Inspect after each job for burn-through, embedded slag or abrasion tears; replace the blanket once the 0.15 in thickness is compromised or the surface no longer sheds spatter.
What limit appears first when the blanket is used continuously at its 1,800 °F rating?
Prolonged exposure at the maximum temperature will degrade the uncoated carbon fibers faster than intermittent use, so the heat-resistance limit is reached before abrasion or slag resistance fails.
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