Steiner Industries 12 oz. Flame-Retardant Canvas Duck Welding Curtains 301-6X10

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Part Number: SNR-301-6X10

$85.99

Welding Curtain, 6 ft. Height, 10 ft. Width, 12 oz. Flame Retardant Canvas Duck, Olive Green, Each
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Steiner Industries 12 oz. Flame-Retardant Canvas Duck Welding Curtains 301-6X10

Steiner Industries 12 oz. Flame-Retardant Canvas Duck Welding Curtains 301-6X10

SNR-301-6X10

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Part Number: SNR-301-6X10

Estimated Ship Date: Nov 4, 2026

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Brand:
Manufacturer's Part Number:
301-6X10
Part Type:
Product Line:
Summit Racing Part Number:
SNR-301-6X10
UPC:
690830301066
Welding Screen Material:
Canvas duck
Welding Screen Thickness:
12 oz.
Transparent:
No
Welding Screen Color:
Olive Drab
Flame Retardant:
Yes
Width (in.):
120.000 in.
Height (in.):
72.000 in.
Quantity:
Sold individually.

Steiner Industries 12 oz. Flame-Retardant Canvas Duck Welding Curtains

Steiner Industries 12 oz. flame-retardant canvas duck welding curtains offer general purpose, non-transparent protection against light sparks on a vertical plane. Available in multiple sizes and two colors, Steiner curtains block most UV radiation, are grommeted on all four sides, are flame-, water-, and mildew-resistant. They meet CPAI-84 flammability specifications.

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