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Your cart is empty.For heavy duty welding - sparks, spatter, and light slag. Carbonized fiber is the softest and toughest welding protection ever. Steiner's best-selling welding blanket. Not grommeted and FM approved. Not recommended for stress relief. Since they were first established in 1975, Steiner Industries has emerged as one of the premier manufacturers and suppliers of welding safety products, gloves, protective clothing, and curtain-style industrial partitions. Steiner Industries is built around a commitment to quality products, manufacturing excellence, and superior service. Their products are carefully designed to provide the utmost level of safety and increased productivity in the workplace.
Andrew T
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2017
like all of these heat shielding cloths, you can eventually burn holes through them with enough work, but this one has held up really well. i was just sweating some copper in a really tight area and had to protect the abs drain. this was plenty big to cover the 1.5" abs, fit behind two 1/2" copper pipes that i was sweating, and even extend up a bit to the subfloor so that the hot air from my mapp gas torch was mostly blocked from the abs.something foil-backed might be even tougher, but much less convenient and flexible. this is my go-to cloth for when im worried about burning things and it has not failed me, even in tight situations.
Brian G.
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2016
Had to change my rating. I used this and on about the 10th time, while brazing a sealed system on refrigerator the material caught fire, I only braze in maybe 10 second intervals - I was able to blow it out but I was shocked to see a hole burned through this material.
ventingisok
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2015
Packaged as shown but hand cut, I think. I'm not a plumber nor a welder. I used box store bought can of map gas with attached nozzle to test. The flame at full blast and tip about 3 inches away. About 15-20 seconds on any area. I was outside.First, it smoked a lot. I don't know what is being burned off, but it is noxious. I would wear a vapor mask to use this. Less smoke going back to the area, but it wasn't predictable. One corner caught fire and flamed, but not other areas. I put a soft wood behind and it wasn't even scorched. That was good.I may be doing some copper pipe soldering in near future, so I will come back with a report, but the smoke and smell is making me cringe thinking about using this.
common sense
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2015
This might last 10 to 20 jobs, so if it does its job, all is well. But I expected it to last longer. You can't get this thing wet, or it will instantly be ruined when heat hits it (keep that in mind if you're working environment isn't a clean room). On the first use, it became so brittle when I pulled it out from between the spaces it was protecting and snugly fit into, it tore a hole in it. I didn't keep the flame on it long, but at times you can't help it and it seems 5 seconds to 10 seconds was enough to damage it. Your results may vary depending on torch tip size and heat produced and distance. I was using a 0 tip and maybe 5 inches away from the flame blanket.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2015
Wow...soft and flexible, perfect for experiments with alcohol stove design. costs a bit more...maybe...yet is very high quality. I only wish I would have invented this stuff. 1/4 inch thick and really is 18 inches by 18 inches.
Renaissance Man
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2015
Works as described even under direct MAPP Gas.Folded over the back side stays cool to the touch even after a minute of MAPP use on the opposing side.The blanket gets orange but doesn't ignite of seem to break down over heat.
T. Andrus
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2013
I wasn't sure about this but it worked very well, protected both the joists during an overhead solder and the drywall for a vertical solder. It's thick enough to do the job but thin enough that I could use a screwdriver to push it into the gap between joists, when I wasn't in a position to use the holes.
Ian H
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2010
I ordered this based on other shooters' recommendations. I run suppressors on my guns, and naturally they get extremely hot. With the heat blanket, I can wrap the can and either remove it, or use it when I lay it down on something that can burn. Blanket is very soft and does a great job and insulating heat. Edit 4/19 : I've been using this now for years and it's still like new. Naturally there's not much abuse to it, but I am very happy with my purchase all these years later.
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