If you've ever had the misfortune of being on the receiving end of a fire blanket, you'll know that they're not exactly comfortable. They're made of a thick, itchy material that can really irritate your skin. However, it's important to remember that fire blankets are designed to protect you from the flames, not to be comfortable. So, if you ever find yourself in a situation where you need to use one, don't hesitate to do so. It's better to be a little uncomfortable than to be burned.
Yes, Traeger blankets are definitely worth it! They help to trap in heat, which means your food will cook evenly and faster. Plus, they're great for protecting your grill from the elements.
Welding blankets are not fire proof. However, they are made of materials that are resistant to high temperatures and will not catch fire easily.
A fire blanket is made of woven fiberglass and is designed to smother small fires. It will not melt in the fire, but it can be damaged if exposed to prolonged heat.
4.8/5
PROJECTS: whether you are welding an entire suit or armor, or the trim on an aquarium - this blanket is sure to do the job in protecting you and your things when welding.
WORK SPACE CLEANLINESS: Whether you are welding in your back yard or garage, keep things simple and clean by using a welding blanket to protect your workspace.
SAFETY, SAFETY, SAFETY: In addition to keeping you safe, using a weld blanket to keep things from catching fire while you weld is one of the safer things you can choose to do.
MOLTEN METAL: Make sure the spatter of your metal when welding is touching something it will not damage, like this extra large welding blanket.
FLAME RETARDANT: This blanket is made of flame retardant fiberglass providing thermal protection from sparks and spatter. Can also be used for smokers, pellets, air ducts, duckwork, curtains, doors and other smoke control systems.
$234
I am a glass blower, not a welder. I bought this blanket so I could use it in a variety of places around my store. I found it to be quite practical as a covering for hot glass. The glass would stick to the blanket if dropped directly from the flame, but this makes logical given that the temperature of the glass is well above the recommended 1000 degrees. There is NO issue if I let the glass cool a little before dropping it on the blanket. The glass is probably still between 1200 and 1300 degrees at this stage, but if utilized properly, the blanket won't burn. In order to help reduce brick residue, I intend to try the blanket in my kiln. I'm sure I can utilize it for ten more things around the shop. Having it has been incredibly beneficial.
4.7/5
EXTINGUISH VARIOUS FIRES: Extinguish various types of fire by suffocating it, including liquid and grease fire
TIDY AFTER EXTINGUISHING FIRE: In contrast to fire extinguishers, the fire blanket can still keep the place tidy after extinguishing a fire
VARIOUS PLACES TO USE: Can be used as welding blanket or emergency survival fire blanket, ideal for the kitchen, fireplace, grill, car, camping and so on
KEEP SAFE: Can be used to wrap around your body and act as a heat shield. Protect things from being burnt during welding
Thickness: About 2 times the thickness of a white fire blanket
$234
Since it was also advertised as a welding blanket, I got a small blanket. To cook outside in the cold, I used it to cover my grill. For this purpose, it worked just fine. It maintained a steady temperature on the grill. I used to use a hot water heater cover, but it didn't work as well as this blanket. This experience has given me the confidence that it would function as a welding or survival blanket. Without a doubt, I'd suggest this blanket.
4.5/5
Many size to choose, thicknes 3mm, 17oz./sq.yd
Temperature resistance of 1800 degrees Fahrenheit
Welding blanket made of tear resistant carbon and won't hurt your skin
Greater efficiency in heating and cooling
Widely used for draping over equipment or floor surfaces in welding areas,or as a vertical shield to protect from sparks,spatter,and slag
$234
You may install a variety of fanciful metal windscreens around your camping stove, but those constructed of metal panels are bulky, stiff, and include parts that are easy to lose. Despite the one-piece titanium screens' low weight and sharp edges, storage is a challenge. This blanket worked just as well for about the same weight but with much more flexibility in my backpack when it was cut in half to measure 9" x 24" and secured in place with two paper clips. Even when rolled up, it served as a pillow.You might be able to make three windscreens out of this blanket (6" x 24") depending on your stove, but I felt the extra height helped with heat conduction and the water came to a boil more quickly and with less fuel.
4.5/5
EASY STORAGE: This flexible fiberglass blanket is pliable like any normal blanket and folds up to a compact 14†x 13†x 2†inch (35.6cm x 33cm x 5.1cm) size for easy transport, simple storage, and quick organization
VARIOUS APPLICATIONS: Protect your furniture, flooring, wood railings, and yourself from sparks, embers, molten metal, and heat that comes from welders, grills, smokers, and more; We do not recommend cutting this blanket into smaller sections – Simply fold to accommodate smaller applications
SAFE THERMAL PROTECTION: The ABN Heavy-Duty Fiberglass Fire Retardant Blanket, 4’ x 6’ Foot – Small Welding Fireproof Thermal Resistant Insulation is a 100-percent flame retardant welding blanket that prevents accidents, injuries, and property damage that can be caused from sparks, flares, and splatter
BUILT TO LAST: Constructed from 19.8 oz/yd² fiberglass with up to 1,000-degrees Fahrenheit (537°C) working temperature for maximum thermal protection in any light to heavy duty general welding applications
REINFORCED: Tight weaving pattern is 30 x 30 per inch² to keep it bound together and reduce wear and tear for ultimate durability; Stands up to long-term, repeated use; Reinforced hem with 3/8-inch (1cm) inside diameter (ID) brass grommets every 11 inches (27.9cm) for secure and easy hanging
$234
Beautifully constructed fiberglass blanket that is soft and manageable.Shipping took only two days, which was greatly appreciated!I'm using this as a thermal blanket for grilling in cold weather because it was difficult for the grill to reach a high temperature in the cold. This blanket fixed the issue and maintains a consistent temperature as well. It is really efficient as a thermal insulator when I fold it over a couple of times to fit just over the width of the grill cover.It's a touch slippery because it's so soft and silky, so you need to drape enough over the front and back to balance it and prevent it from sliding off. This is simple to do, though you might need to think about how to keep vents clear. I fold the blanket thickly on top of my Traeger wood-pellet grill to prevent it from falling over the rear and covering the vents there. Smoke will cause the blanket to darken, but it won't hurt anything.
4.5/5
EASY STORAGE: This flexible fiberglass blanket is pliable like any normal blanket and folds up to a compact 14†x 13†x 2.8†inch (35.6cm x 33cm x 7.1cm) size for easy transport, simple storage, and quick organization
VARIOUS APPLICATIONS: Protect your furniture, flooring, wood railings, and yourself from sparks, embers, molten metal, and heat that comes from welders, grills, smokers, and more; We do not recommend cutting this blanket into smaller sections – Simply fold to accommodate smaller applications
SAFE THERMAL PROTECTION: The ABN Heavy-Duty Fiberglass Fire Retardant Blanket, 6’ x 8’ Foot – Large Welding Fireproof Thermal Resistant Insulation is a 100-percent flame retardant welding blanket that prevents accidents, injuries, and property damage that can be caused from sparks, flares, and splatter
REINFORCED: Tight weaving pattern is 30 x 30 per inch² to keep it bound together and reduce wear and tear for ultimate durability; Stands up to long-term, repeated use; Reinforced hem with 3/8-inch (1cm) inside diameter (ID) brass grommets every 11 inches (27.9cm) for secure and easy hanging
BUILT TO LAST: Constructed from 19.8 oz/yd² fiberglass with up to 1,000-degrees Fahrenheit (537°C) working temperature for maximum thermal protection in any light to heavy duty general welding applications
$234
Beautifully constructed fiberglass blanket that is soft and manageable.Shipping took only two days, which was greatly appreciated!I'm using this as a thermal blanket for grilling in cold weather because it was difficult for the grill to reach a high temperature in the cold. This blanket fixed the issue and maintains a consistent temperature as well. It is really efficient as a thermal insulator when I fold it over a couple of times to fit just over the width of the grill cover.It's a touch slippery because it's so soft and silky, so you need to drape enough over the front and back to balance it and prevent it from sliding off. This is simple to do, though you might need to think about how to keep vents clear. I fold the blanket thickly on top of my Traeger wood-pellet grill to prevent it from falling over the rear and covering the vents there. Smoke will cause the blanket to darken, but it won't hurt anything.
4.2/5
PREMIUM WEAVING PATTERN: 30 x 30 per square inch for added durability and stands up to long term repeated use
HEAVY DUTY: 19.8 oz./ sq.yd. fiberglass to provide excellent thermal protection
100% FLAME RETARDENT: durable and general purpose welding blanket to prevent property damages from sparks and spatter
WORKING TEMPERATURE: up to 1000°F (537°C)
REINFORCED HEM: 3/8†I.D. brass grommets every 11†for secure and easy hanging
$234
As a skilled welder, I became tired of reading evaluations that were irrelevant to the original function of the blankets since people used them to cover smokers.Yes, they have fiberglass floating around; I have never had any in my hands, but some people with soft hands might. I got two of them. If you dislike floating, dirty fiberglass, I would advise against using it.Mig, tig, and stick work well for producing little sparks. These will probably be harmed if you want to place them inches from your weld. The description's mention of a maximum temperature of 1000 degrees is crucial in this case. This will burn you at a temperature of 1000 degrees if you use it below a plasma or blue tip wrench while cutting. Burn hole = molten slag that has just been released directly from the steel. It is ideal to use these to cover objects that are at an angle. Sparks land and dissipate. When using them, a torrent of sparks will erupt from your grinder and land inches from the blanket, burning a hole for obvious reasons.Because of the aforementioned reasons—they were damaged and used up on the job—I burnt up my blankets. I have two sturdy blankets that I've had for a long time. They have never harmed the rubber roof or anything else beneath them despite being covered in rubberized roofing, subjected to cutting torches, and welded over. When folded as thin as possible, they take up about a 2 foot by 2 foot square but are as rigid as cardboard.If you're concerned about protecting pricey seats or other goods from burning, either remove them from the situation or save your money and purchase GOOD welding blankets or strong leather. But in the world of welding, nothing is certain. Sparks fly everywhere, and when they bounce off of other objects and other sparks, they travel to unexpected places. The leather jacket I occasionally wear is the only item of clothing I own without burn holes. Even though it has some very bad burns, none have ever gone through.a nice illustration of the heat retention time of weld slag droplets. welding at a height of almost 200 feet, occasionally molten drops fall. When there is wind, they are carried. I've witnessed numerous instances where these molten drops fall 200 feet or more, get blown by the wind, and then ignite the ground. How hot will it be when it falls 2 feet onto your 1000 degree fire blanket if you consider how hot it must be to spark a fire after falling for that distance?
4.2/5
100% FLAME RETARDENT: durable and general purpose welding blanket to prevent property damages from sparks and spatter
PREMIUM WEAVING PATTERN: 30 x 30 per square inch for added durability and stands up to long term repeated use
HEAVY DUTY: 19.8 oz./ sq.yd. fiberglass to provide excellent thermal protection
WORKING TEMPERATURE: up to 1000°F (537°C)
REINFORCED HEM: 3/8†I.D. brass grommets every 11†for secure and easy hanging
$234
As a skilled welder, I became tired of reading evaluations that were irrelevant to the original function of the blankets since people used them to cover smokers.Yes, they have fiberglass floating around; I have never had any in my hands, but some people with soft hands might. I got two of them. If you dislike floating, dirty fiberglass, I would advise against using it.Mig, tig, and stick work well for producing little sparks. These will probably be harmed if you want to place them inches from your weld. The description's mention of a maximum temperature of 1000 degrees is crucial in this case. This will burn you at a temperature of 1000 degrees if you use it below a plasma or blue tip wrench while cutting. Burn hole = molten slag that has just been released directly from the steel. It is ideal to use these to cover objects that are at an angle. Sparks land and dissipate. When using them, a torrent of sparks will erupt from your grinder and land inches from the blanket, burning a hole for obvious reasons.Because of the aforementioned reasons—they were damaged and used up on the job—I burnt up my blankets. I have two sturdy blankets that I've had for a long time. They have never harmed the rubber roof or anything else beneath them despite being covered in rubberized roofing, subjected to cutting torches, and welded over. When folded as thin as possible, they take up about a 2 foot by 2 foot square but are as rigid as cardboard.If you're concerned about protecting pricey seats or other goods from burning, either remove them from the situation or save your money and purchase GOOD welding blankets or strong leather. But in the world of welding, nothing is certain. Sparks fly everywhere, and when they bounce off of other objects and other sparks, they travel to unexpected places. The leather jacket I occasionally wear is the only item of clothing I own without burn holes. Even though it has some very bad burns, none have ever gone through.a nice illustration of the heat retention time of weld slag droplets. welding at a height of almost 200 feet, occasionally molten drops fall. When there is wind, they are carried. I've witnessed numerous instances where these molten drops fall 200 feet or more, get blown by the wind, and then ignite the ground. How hot will it be when it falls 2 feet onto your 1000 degree fire blanket if you consider how hot it must be to spark a fire after falling for that distance?
3.9/5
100% FLAME RETARDANT :These welding blankets are the most reliable protection against heat, sparks and splatter for vertical and horizontal surfaces.
MAIN MATERIAL and FEATUR : Can be used as welding blanket or emergency survival fire blanket
PREMIUM PROTECTION - Specially treated fiberglass makes the blankets heat resistant until 1400°F / 750°C. For heavy duty welding or cutting, or as personal and material protection.
WIDE RANGE APPLICATION ：This heat resistant features and excellent quality make it useful for Welding, Cutting, and so much more. Widely used for draping over equipment or floor surfaces in welding areas,or as a vertical shield to protect from sparks,spatter,and slag
MORE THAN BIGGER：The 60 inches x40 inches welding blanket protects your workplace from hot coals, open flames, grinding debris, welding sparks, hot kitchen ware, hot cooking steam and sharp objects.
$234
The best penetrating oil available didn't work when I tried it to remove a rusted brake line from a fitting and let it sit for two weeks. Four cans of freeze spray were also tried, but they were unsuccessful. I had to use a torch at some point. The flame was 3 inches from the gas tank, but the problem was that it was coming from that direction. I positioned this blanket between the gas tank and the area where I needed to apply the flame, folded up. The gas tank was ice cold when I finished and took off the blanket. Given its size and the fact that the blanket is made of fiberglass, which means it is not soft, it did become slightly singed where the flame hit it, but it is still functional despite this.
A welding blanket can be washed, but it is not recommended as it can affect the fire retardant properties. It is best to spot clean when necessary.
Yes, fire blankets can be washed. However, you should check the manufacturer's instructions first to make sure that the blanket can be washed without damaging it.
A welding blanket is made of a fire-resistant material, so it can withstand high temperatures. However, you should not cut a welding blanket with a knife or other sharp object, as this could damage the blanket and create a fire hazard. If you need to cut a welding blanket, use a pair of scissors or a rotary cutter.
Welding blankets are made of a variety of materials, including Kevlar and fiberglass. They're used to protect surfaces from heat and sparks during welding. But can you use a welding blanket on a smoker? The answer is yes, you can use a welding blanket on a smoker. However, it's important to choose the right welding blanket for the job. For example, a Kevlar welding blanket can withstand temperatures up to 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit, making it ideal for protecting your smoker from high heat. When using a welding blanket on a smoker, be sure
A welding blanket is a piece of thick, heavy duty fabric that is used to protect surfaces from sparks and heat generated during welding. Welding blankets are made from a variety of materials, including Kevlar, fiberglass and asbestos. Most welding blankets are used to protect floors and other surfaces from sparks and heat. However, some blankets are also used to protect the welder from heat and sparks. If you are planning on doing any welding, it is important to have a welding blanket on hand to protect yourself and your surfaces.
Yes, welding blankets do shed. When they are first made, the fibers are tightly woven together. Over time, the fibers loosen and shed. This is normal and does not affect the performance of the welding blanket.
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