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Curtains & Blankets
Welding curtains and blankets shield people and materials from UV radiation, sparks, and spatter in shared or open workshops. Curtains on frames partition a workspace; blankets drape over machinery, stock, or flammable surfaces. Both meet EN ISO 25980:2014 for flame resistance and optical density. Choose frame size to match the weld bay, and blanket size to cover what's at risk.
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Not yet ratedSealeyFibreglass Sparkproof Welding Blanket 2000 x 1000mm- Glass fibre, BS 476 Class 0
- Withstands up to 1000°C
- 2000 × 1000 mm
€121.71€122.94€98.95€99.95 -
Not yet ratedSealeySparkproof Welding Blanket 1800 x 1300mm- Silicone-coated glass fibre
- Withstands up to 800°C
- 1800 x 1300 mm, 2 eyelets
€115.25€93.70 -
Not yet ratedSealeyWorkshop Welding Curtain & Frame 1.3 x 1.75m - EN ISO 25980:2014- 1.3 x 1.75m frame size
- Amber curtain, EN ISO 25980:2014
- Flat-pack assembly
€266.31€269.00€216.51€218.70 -
Not yet ratedSealeyWorkshop Welding Curtain & Frame 1.8 x 1.75m - EN ISO 25980:2014- EN ISO 25980:2014 certified
- 1.8 x 1.75 m frame
- Amber welding screen
€330.50€268.70 -
Not yet ratedSealeyWorkshop Welding Curtain & Frame 2.4 x 1.75m - EN ISO 25980:2014- 2.4 x 1.75 m frame
- Amber screen, EN ISO 25980:2014
- Flat-pack assembly
€415.06€337.45
Curtains typically mount to a steel or aluminium frame and use PVC-coated fabric rated for arc flash and UV blocking. Common heights are 1.75 m; widths from 1.3 m to 2.4 m suit single-operator bays through to wider MIG or TIG setups. The EN ISO 25980:2014 standard specifies both flame spread and light transmission limits—curtains block enough UV to protect bystanders without requiring a full welding helmet on the far side of the screen.
Welding blankets use fibreglass or aramid weave treated for spark and heat resistance. Fibreglass blankets handle spatter and grinding sparks; aramid versions tolerate higher continuous temperatures if you're working around preheated assemblies or oxy-fuel cutting. Check the size against what you're covering—a 2 × 1 m blanket suits a lathe bed or stack of sheet stock; smaller blankets work for draping over cable reels or toolboxes. Blankets fray at the edges over time; bound or hemmed edges last longer. Shake out embedded spatter after each shift so it doesn't smoulder into the weave.