Jackson Safety Vermiculite Coated Fiberglass Welding Blanket, 24 -oz, 8 Ft. W x 10 Ft. H x 0.03 In. T, Black

Jackson Safety Vermiculite Coated Fiberglass Welding Blanket, 24 -oz, 8 Ft. W x 10 Ft. H x 0.03 In. T, Black

This fiberglass welding blanket is vermiticulate coated for advanced abrasion and tear resistance; Heat is dispersed evenly across the surface significantly boosting temperature rating. Measures 8 Ft. wide x 10 Ft. high x 0.03 In. thick; Weighs 24 Oz. per square yard. Blanket includes grommets that allow easy hanging in vertical applications; Prevents sparks from escaping from a confined area. Features a 1200°F working temperature ideal for welding, furnace applications, pipe wrapping, and machinery protection. All blankets meet or exceed ANSI/FM 4960, California Fire Marshall standards, and NFPA 701 requirements for flame resistance. Established in 1933, Jackson Safety has built a century long reputation for delivering the most innovative safety solutions in the welding and personal protective equipment industries. When it comes to providing safety solutions with long-lasting value, durability and comfort, Jackson Safety has set the standard. Whether the need is for welding protection in a steel fabrication environment, head protection on a construction site, or hearing protection at an airport, Jackson Safety provides the widest range of safety choices to meet the needs of every job and every worker.

• This fiberglass welding blanket is vermiticulate coated for advanced abrasion and tear resistance; Heat is dispersed evenly across the surface significantly boosting temperature rating
• Measures 8 Ft. wide x 10 Ft. high x 0.03 In. thick; Weighs 24 Oz. per square yard
• Blanket includes grommets that allow easy hanging in vertical applications; Prevents sparks from escaping from a confined area
• Features a 1200 degrees F working temperature ideal for welding, furnace applications, pipe wrapping, and machinery protection
• All blankets meet or exceed ANSI/FM 4960, California Fire Marshall standards, and NFPA 701 requirements for flame resistance