🔥 YESWELDER Fireproof Welding Blanket 4' x 6', 1/3” (8mm) Thick Fiberglass Weld Shield with Grommets, Thermal Resistant Insulation for Heavy-Duty Welding, Curtain, Fire Retardant Mat, Grill Cover Review

Love the feel of this duvet. It is very durable and heavy. It doesn't look like the picture in the product ad at all. It actually looks like there's a lot of fiberglass woven into it. I have it to cover the area where I will be welding. I love this blanket so much I will be ordering another one.

I used it to cover the floor in the kitchen =) while learning to weld with MIG flux. So it works, but it could be better, if the welder hits the balls while welding and drops them down, they'll be hot and red for a few more seconds, then 2 seconds will damage your chimney even if it's covered with this blanket = (I already have 5 holes on the first day, so it's better to double them, at least the size is big enough 😉

If you have done a lot of welding before you will surely understand the value and importance of a good welding coating. The welding blanket helps prevent accidental damage or ignition of surrounding combustible materials. This is a good blanket for welding. This is hard work. Well sewn. Attached grommets make it easy to hang this piece for maximum efficiency.

I need a sweat blanket. It's not that I weld a lot, but when I do I don't have enough welding gear. It has a lot of fiberglass. I wear gloves, long sleeves (a no-brainer) and a respirator. I love what fiberglass does but not how it drives me crazy unless I'm very careful. It does a really good job. It's well done. It's hard enough to get the job done. I am very satisfied with the YESWELDER fiberglass welding blanket. I'm buying one for my daughter.

I could have saved myself a lot of heartache and hard work (wiping off spatter) if I had bought one of these blankets 20 years ago when I had my first MIG and started welding. Now I'm even thinking about getting a second, much smaller one for quick "cases" when I don't want to unfold the big one. A 4 x 6 foot blanket can feel a little bulky to cover certain areas. But I'll put up with the bulk in exchange for all the spatter and slag clinging to my other work and workplace.

So far this welding blanket has performed exactly as intended. I used it when welding at work as my own YesWelder welder hasn't shipped yet. A blanket/curtain/mat works well for catching sparks or slag depending on how and where you place it. Heavy enough that I don't have to worry about being blown away by the wind and it can be held in place with the built in grommets. I recommend working with gloves as fiberglass always gets on the skin and causes irritation. I'm not trying to have excessive

You can always tell a good sweat blanket by its weight. It only has this. I was surprised by the weight and quality of this sweat blanket. It's made of fiberglass, which is a good material for a sweat blanket. They can withstand temperatures up to 1000 degrees. This blanket has brass grommets that make hanging a pleasure. Use this as a kind of shield so nobody goes blind, then use it to prevent materials from igniting while welding. They are very useful when welding the truck frame. I use them…

This fiberglass blanket worked really well for welding my truck's suspension. Sturdy and big enough to get the job done in odd areas of the floor. When working with fiberglass materials it is recommended to wear a respirator, long sleeves and gloves as this leaves some fiberglass and associated itchiness if you are sensitive to it. It has small burn marks but that protects the areas around you. This does not fully protect against burns from hot splashes and is considered a consumable item. The…