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SC-005-166 - 6' x 6' Dark Green Shade 8 Welding Screen Kit with Frame

Packaging: 1 per each
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OVERVIEW

Advanced Optical Radiation Containment

The SC-005-166 Welding Curtain system is a critical safety component designed for industrial environments where arc welding operations pose a risk of optical radiation exposure to bystander personnel. This unit features a 6-foot by 6-foot single-panel screen constructed from specialized Dark Green vinyl, calibrated to a Shade 8 opacity level. Unlike standard transparent or lightly tinted welding screens, the Shade 8 rating offers a significantly higher degree of filtration against hazardous ultraviolet (UV) and infrared (IR) wavelengths generated by high-amperage welding arcs. This level of attenuation is essential for preventing actinic conjunctivitis (welder's flash) and skin erythema in workers operating in the vicinity of the welding zone.

Structural Integrity and Compliance

The system is supplied as a comprehensive kit that includes a robust tubular steel frame. The frame is engineered for stability while maintaining enough portability to allow for flexible shop floor configurations. The vinyl curtain is reinforced with heavy-duty grommets, allowing it to be securely fastened to the frame using the provided ties, ensuring a taut barrier that does not sag or gap. The material is treated to be flame retardant, capable of withstanding incidental contact with welding sparks and light spatter without sustaining combustion, thereby adhering to standard fire safety protocols in hot work areas. However, it is important to note that while the material is spark resistant, it is primarily an optical barrier and should be positioned at an appropriate distance from the direct arc to maximize longevity.

Application and Utility

Deploying the SC-005-166 is an effective method for facility managers to delineate hazardous work zones and maintain OSHA compliance regarding arc flash protection. The dark green color provides a high-contrast visual barrier that clearly identifies the welding area, discouraging unauthorized entry. The modular nature of the frame allows multiple units to be arranged in various configurations—such as straight lines or cubicles—to isolate specific processes or shield sensitive equipment. This screen is particularly well-suited for TIG, MIG, and Stick welding stations where the intensity of the arc requires substantial optical dampening to ensure the safety and comfort of the entire workforce.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 of each, 1 per each
Color:Dark Green
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Color:Dark Green
Shade Level:Shade 8
Frame Included:Yes
Panel Configuration:1 Panel
Dimensions:6 ft x 6 ft
Item:Weld Screen
Size:6x6
Material:Vinyl
Packaging Description:1 of each

INCLUDED

  • 1x 6' x 6' Dark Green Shade 8 Vinyl Curtain
  • 1x Tubular Steel Frame Kit (assembly required)
  • 1x Set of Curtain Ties/Fasteners
  • Assembly Instructions

APPLICATIONS

  • Isolating welding stations in shared workshop environments.
  • Protecting passersby from harmful UV/IR radiation and arc flash.
  • Creating temporary safety barriers for maintenance welding repairs.
  • Defining hazardous work zones in industrial facilities.
  • Shielding sensitive equipment or flammable materials from sparks.

FAQ

Shade 8 refers to the opacity level of the vinyl. It is significantly darker than standard transparent curtains (usually Shade 3 or 4), providing higher filtration of visible light, UV, and IR radiation, suitable for high-amperage welding.

Yes, this SKU is a complete kit that includes both the 6x6 vinyl curtain and the tubular steel frame hardware required to set it up.

No, this curtain is designed specifically for electric arc welding radiation. Laser safety requires specialized barriers tested for specific wavelengths and power densities.

It's very easy. The frame usually uses a slip-fit or click-lock tubular design that can be put together in a few minutes without special tools.

The vinyl is flame-retardant, meaning it resists ignition and self-extinguishes when the flame source is removed. However, it is not 'fireproof' and can be damaged by sustained direct contact with fire or heavy molten slag.

Yes, replacement curtains are typically available if your original one gets damaged or if you want to change the color/shade later on.

Typically, welding frames hold the curtain slightly off the floor (about 6-12 inches) to allow for air circulation and ventilation while still blocking the direct line of sight to the arc.

You can wipe it down with a mild soap and water solution. Avoid harsh solvents that might damage the UV-absorbing properties of the vinyl.