Jackson Safety Welding Blanket - Carbon Fiber Felt - Weight (per sq. yd.) 16 oz - Thickness 0.125" - Black - 6' x 8'

Jackson SafetySKU: SRW36320

Features and Benefits:

  • Color: Black
  • Material: Carbon Felt
  • Length (ft.): 6 ft
  • Width (ft.): 6 ft
  • Weight (per sq. yd.): 16 oz.
  • Thickness (in.): .125"
  • Product Type: Blanket
  • Heat Resistant Temperature (° F): 1800° F
  • Applications: Industrial Ovens, Furnaces, Gaskets, and Protection from Heavy Sparks and Slag
  • Certification: ANSI/FM 4950|ANSI 4950The Wilson series of Welding Curtains and High-Temperature Fabrics by Jackson Safety has made significant contributions to advancing industrial barrier protection since the 1950s. Wilson is proudly recognized for pioneering the first transparent form of barrier welding protection.
  • Carbon fiber felt welding blankets are easy to cut and can be conformed to complex curves.
  • Lightweight material for incredible ease of use.
  • 1800°F working temperature and 3000°F melting temperature rating provides extra assurance for extreme applications.
  • Ideal for use industrial ovens, furnaces, gaskets and protection from heavy sparks and slag.
  • Width / Length / Weight (per sq. yd.) / Thickness / Color - 6' (1.8m) 6' (1.8m) 16 oz. 0.125" Black

  • The Wilson series of Welding Curtains and High-Temperature Fabrics by Jackson Safety has made significant contributions to advancing industrial barrier protection since the 1950s. Wilson is proudly recognized for pioneering the first transparent form of barrier welding protection.

Price:
Sale price$159.99

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