The fireproof welding blanket is an ideal protective tool for the key units of public security fire safety. When hot work such as welding and cutting is being performed in large shopping malls, supermarkets, hotels and other public places.

Using a fireproof blanket can directly reduce sparks flying, isolate and block inflammable and explosive hazardous materials, and ensure the integrity of human life and property.

Fire-resistant welding mats are suitable for use in welding and other spark-producing environments where fires can easily occur. They effectively shield against sparks, molten slag and welding splatter, isolating work areas and separating work zones to prevent potential fire hazards during welding. These mats can also be used as light barriers to create a safe, clean,and regulated workspace. Fire-resistant welding mats are widely used in the shipbuilding industry for structural construction and repair; they are also applicable in petrochemica enterprises for insulating metal structures requiring welding, demonstrating excellent protective adaptability.

1. Industrial Welding & Metalwork

• Spark & Molten Slag Protection: Shields against flying sparks (up to 1100°C) and molten metal splatter during welding, cutting, and grinding.
• Work Zone Isolation: Creates safe barriers to separate welding areas from flammable materials in workshops.
• Flexible Wrapping: Soft texture conforms to irregular equipment shapes for complete coverage.

2. Petrochemical & Oil/Gas Facilities

• Explosion Prevention: Isolates welding operations near flammable liquids/gases (e.g., pipeline repairs, tank maintenance).
• Corrosion-Resistant Options: Special coatings enhance durability in chemical-heavy environments.
• High-Temperature Zones: Protects workers during hot work on storage tanks or refinery equipment.

3. Shipbuilding & Marine Repairs

• Confined Space Safety: Essential for hull/engine room welding where sparks risk igniting fuel or insulation.
• Saltwater Resistance: Optional treatments prevent degradation in marine environments.
• Lightweight Barrier: Easy to deploy in tight spaces aboard vessels.

4. Public Spaces & Construction

• Hot Work Safety: Used in malls, hotels, and high-rises during welding/renovations to prevent fires.
• Temporary Curtains: Acts as lightweight barriers to contain hazards in populated areas.
• Emergency Containment: Rapid deployment for unexpected spark incidents.

5. Custom Solutions

• Multi-Layer Blankets: For extreme heat resistance (e.g., 1600°C short-term exposure).
• Specialized Coatings: Waterproof, oil-repellent, or chemical-resistant variants available.
• Bespoke Sizing: Tailored dimensions for unique equipment or large-area coverage.

Materials, size, thickness, color, cards, packaging design and printing can becustomized according to requirements.

To enhance protective effects during work, multi-layer composite fire blankets should be used. Fire-resistant welding, blankets, after being treated with different coatings, can achieve various usage effects, such as water resistance, wear resistance, corrosion resistance, oil resistance, improved temperature tolerance, and extended heat resistance time. Select appropriate fire blankets based on specific usage requirements. For covering objects and equipment, choose soft and flexible fire blankets. When covering large objects or equipment,use large fire blankets-cover cloths.

1. EN ISO 11611: For protective clothing against welding and allied processes.

2. EN ISO 11612: Heat and flame resistance (aligns with your product’s 1100°C claim).

3. ASTM F955-22: Standard for welding blankets in industrial settings.

4. NFPA 70E: Workplace electrical safety (relevant for welding spark protection).

5. IEC 61482-2: Arc flash protection (supports explosion prevention claims).

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