Industrial Welding Protection for Manufacturing, Plant Engineering and Fabrication

A welding blanket is typically used as a flexible cover or shield for machinery, components, floors and work areas. A welding curtain, by contrast, forms a suspended or movable spatial barrier and is particularly suitable for separating welding stations and production areas.

The suitable temperature range depends on the material system used. Our portfolio ranges from industrial glass-fabric solutions for conventional welding work to SiO₂ silica materials for extreme thermal loads with short-term temperature peaks up to 1,600 °C. Continuous and peak temperatures must always be assessed separately.

Depending on the application, materials include glass fabrics, Preox materials and SiO₂ silica fabrics. Coatings and surface treatments such as PU-Alufix, HT finish, vermiculite or aluminium foil can be used to tailor performance to spatter exposure, temperature or radiant heat.

Yes. Welding curtains can be adapted to the individual workstation in terms of material, dimensions, edge finishing, eyelet configuration and optional mounting system. Our digital welding curtain configurator is also available for preliminary technical planning.

Intensive welding, cutting or hot work involving slag and molten metal splash requires specially designed spatter protection materials. Key factors include the temperature, quantity, size and energy of the impacting particles as well as the duration of exposure.

Yes. In addition to standard configurations and roll goods, we manufacture custom welding blankets, welding curtains and textile protection systems. Dimensions, material grade, edge finishing, attachment and other fabrication details can be adapted to the specific application.