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Keep the spatter off the floor, the bench and your chest
Welding throws spatter and slag past the edge of the work. A welding blanket goes over whatever must not catch it: the floor, a bench, a vehicle seat, the hose of a torch. Fiberglass blankets handle sparks and spatter; carbon felt takes more heat. A fire blanket in a hanging pouch stays on the wall near the work, ready to smother a small fire.
The leather welding bib hangs from your neck and covers your chest when you weld at the bench, where a jacket would be too hot. Measure the area you need to cover before you pick a blanket size.
These 4 products are part of the Sellstrom safety lineup, from $21.75 to $161.00 in our last catalog update.
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Questions
About Sellstrom welding blankets, bibs and fire blankets
Do you need a Sellstrom welding blanket or a fire blanket?
Do you need a Sellstrom welding blanket or a fire blanket?
A welding blanket covers floors, benches and nearby machines against sparks and spatter while you weld. A fire blanket hangs on the wall in its pouch, ready to smother a small fire.
When do you need the Sellstrom leather welding bib?
When do you need the Sellstrom leather welding bib?
At the bench, where a full jacket is too hot. The bib covers your chest against sparks and spatter while you weld in front of you.
Before the next shift
Pick the hazard, then the part
Every shield, window, lens, goggle and station in the Sellstrom safety lineup is one click from here, and you pick the exact part number on the next page.
Start with what can reach your eyes, your face or your ears, then pick the part for the gear you already own.