Welding Screens

Features & Benefits

Welding safety screens are built to withstand a variety of hazards, ranging from threats to the skin (sparks, UV radiation), eyes (glare from arc welders), and lungs (fumes, smoke). All of this is possible without compromising on visibility, as the weld screens remain transparent enough to make personnel noticeable through them.

Additionally, each of these welding screen types are simple to set up and relocate, making them ideal for larger workplaces where labor tends to take place everywhere. Multiple panels allow our pop up welding screens to cover a wider field of use, while our Singer safety curtains can be suspended from a rack and dragged into a place of your choosing.

Applications

Welding screens aren’t just useful for protecting against welding-related injuries. Here are a few examples of businesses that could benefit from them:

• Construction and metallurgy
• Laboratories and chemical engineering
• Woodworking
• Auto repair shops

Scheduled Maintenance

Welding screens and curtains are just as easy to maintain as they are to install. To keep them in top condition, regularly inspect them for any signs of wear or damage. Check the seams and folds for dust or debris, and gently brush it away if needed. Clean the surface using a sponge and a mild soap-and-water solution—avoid soaking the material and be sure to dry it promptly. For track-mounted curtains, it’s also important to inspect the track system and remove any debris to ensure smooth operation.

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