Laser Vinyl Welding Screen - 1.74m x 2.34m

This welding screen/curtain is manufactured from 0.4mm/0.6mm thick vinyl, offering 100% protection...

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This Laser Tools vinyl welding screen is designed for welders and workshops needing effective protection from welding hazards. Its primary benefit is providing 100% UV and blue light protection, dispersing arc images while maintaining visibility. A caveat is that it requires assembly from a flat-packed state. Key features include durable vinyl construction, flame retardancy, and compliance with safety standards, making it a robust solution for creating safe welding environments.

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Model Part Number7322
BrandLaser Tools

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FAQs

What material is the welding screen made from?

The screen is manufactured from 0.4mm/0.6mm thick red vinyl.

Does the screen provide full UV protection?

Yes, it offers 100% protection against UV radiation and blue light.

What are the dimensions of the screen?

The screen measures 1.74 meters by 2.34 meters.

Is the screen fire-resistant?

Yes, the vinyl is flame-retardant and meets EN 1598 standards.

What is the maximum temperature the screen can withstand?

The maximum working temperature for the screen is 550°C.

Does the screen come assembled?

No, the curtain and frame are supplied flat-packed and require assembly.

What is the weight of the product?

The product weighs approximately 17.48 pounds.

Can this screen be used outdoors?

The vinyl is waterproof, but for prolonged outdoor use, consider protection from harsh weather and direct sunlight to extend its lifespan.

Troubleshooting

Screen arrives damaged or is torn

Inspect the packaging upon arrival. If the screen is torn or damaged, do not assemble. Contact the supplier for a replacement, referencing the product MPN 7322.

Frame is wobbly or unstable

Double-check that all frame components are correctly assembled and securely fastened according to the instructions. Ensure it is placed on a level surface.

Reduced visibility through the screen

Ensure the screen is clean. Wipe with a damp cloth. If the issue persists, the material may have degraded over time or been exposed to contaminants; consider replacement if safety is compromised.

Screen does not appear to block UV light effectively

Verify that the correct side of the vinyl is facing the welding arc, if applicable. Ensure the screen is not damaged. If the product meets EN 1598 standards, it should provide the specified protection. If in doubt, cease use and contact the manufacturer.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Provides complete UV and blue light protection.
  • Durable, flame-retardant, and waterproof vinyl construction.
  • Complies with EN 1598 safety standards.
  • Generous dimensions offer broad coverage.
  • Withstands high temperatures up to 550°C.
  • Designed for easy assembly and portability.

Cons

  • Requires assembly from a flat-packed state.
  • Weight (17.48 lbs) may be a consideration for very frequent relocation.
  • Vinyl material may be susceptible to punctures from sharp objects.
  • Primarily a screen, not a fully enclosed booth.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: The welding screen and frame are supplied flat-packed and require assembly. Follow the included instructions carefully to construct the frame and attach the vinyl screen. Ensure all connections are secure for stability.

Compatibility: This screen is compatible with most standard welding setups where a physical barrier is needed. It is designed to be a standalone unit but can be positioned adjacent to other safety equipment. Its size is suitable for most common welding bay configurations.

Care: To maintain the screen's protective properties and longevity:

  1. Cleaning: Wipe the vinyl surface with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents, which can damage the material.
  2. Inspection: Regularly inspect the screen for any tears, punctures, or excessive wear. Damaged screens should be replaced.
  3. Storage: Store the screen in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight when not in use to prevent material degradation.
  4. Temperature: Ensure the screen is not exposed to temperatures exceeding its maximum working limit of 550°C.

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