This welding curtain is a flame-retardant PVC-coated fabric supplied at 300–500gsm for workshop welding protection. It is made for fabrication shops, maintenance departments and contractors who need a flexible barrier that screens sparks, spatter and arc glare while keeping work areas visible and accessible.
Flame Retardant Pvc Welding Curtain Flame-Retardant PVC Welding Curtain
Product Overview and Key Features
The material is a coated fabric built around a reinforcing substrate and a PVC coating system, finished as a hanging curtain for welding bays. Its two defining characteristics come directly from the specification: a fabric weight of 300–500gsm and mandatory flame retardancy.
- 300–500gsm fabric weight: a mid-weight coated fabric range that hangs with enough body to stay in place as a screen without being so heavy that it is difficult to handle during installation and repositioning.
- Flame retardancy is mandatory, not optional: every welding curtain in this range is supplied as flame-retardant (FR) material. FR treatment is a required part of the specification rather than an upgrade, so buyers do not need to request it separately.
- Flexible coated-fabric construction: the PVC coating on a textile substrate gives the curtain a continuous, wipeable surface that resists the build-up of dust and welding residue better than uncoated textile screens.
- Cut-and-hang format: the fabric can be cut to the required drop and fitted with eyelets, grommets or a top rail so it suits fixed welding booths as well as temporary screens.
Technical Specifications
- Weight: 300–500gsm
- Flame retardancy: FR, mandatory (required on all supply)
- Material: PVC-coated fabric
- Width: Custom
- Thickness: Custom
- Color: Custom
- Tensile strength: Custom
- Tear strength: Custom
- Coating adhesion: Custom
Parameter and Performance Notes
The 300–500gsm band is a working range, not a single figure. Lower weights within the range give a lighter, more pliable curtain that is easier to roll, fold and move between jobs; higher weights give a denser, stiffer hand that hangs more steadily and resists flapping in draughty workshops. When specifying, state the target gsm so the delivered roll matches the intended handling behaviour.
Flame retardancy is listed as mandatory in the specification. FR performance in coated fabrics depends on the coating formulation and the test method applied, and results are reported against a named standard. Buyers with a formal compliance requirement should confirm the applicable standard and the corresponding test report before ordering, since the specification data here confirms FR supply but does not name a standard or a rating.
Tensile strength, tear strength, coating adhesion, thickness and width are not fixed in the current data. These are confirmed per order against the selected gsm and construction, so treat them as order-specific values rather than catalogue constants.
Application Scenarios
- Welding bays and booths: hanging screens that separate arc welding stations from adjacent walkways and workbenches.
- Spark and spatter containment: a physical barrier that intercepts hot particles thrown off during MIG, TIG and stick welding.
- Grinding and cutting stations: screening abrasive dust and sparks from nearby personnel and equipment.
- Temporary maintenance screens: roll-up curtains for shutdown work, site repairs and field fabrication where a fixed booth is not available.
- Partitioning shared workshops: dividing a fabrication area from assembly, storage or inspection zones without building permanent walls.
Because the curtain is a coated fabric rather than a rigid panel, it can be rolled back, tied off or removed quickly when a bay needs to be opened up, which suits shops that change layout between jobs.
Customization and OEM/ODM
Welding curtain supply can be adapted to the installation. Available options include fabric weight within the 300–500gsm range, roll width and cut length, color, eyelet or grommet spacing and edge finishing. Where a buyer needs a specific panel size, top-hanging format or branding on the curtain face, these can be discussed as project options. Customization is quoted per order; the specification data does not fix these values in advance, so confirm them with our team before production.
FAQ
Is the welding curtain flame retardant?
Yes. Flame retardancy is a mandatory requirement in this specification, so the curtain is supplied as FR material. Contact us for the test standard and documentation relevant to your market.
What weight should I choose?
The range is 300–500gsm. Lighter fabric is easier to handle and reposition; heavier fabric hangs more steadily. Tell us how the curtain will be mounted and we can advise within the range.
Can I order a custom width or length?
Yes, width and panel length are quoted per order. Provide the finished dimensions and mounting method so the cut and eyelet layout can be confirmed.
Do you provide samples?
Samples can be arranged so you can assess the hand, weight and finish before ordering. Contact us with your target gsm and panel size.
What is the lead time and minimum order?
Lead time and MOQ depend on the selected weight, dimensions and finishing. Contact us for current details.
