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Tillman 590 Medium Duty Gold Welding Blanket
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Are there heavier duty welding blankets on the market? Yup. But if you're looking for a great medium duty option with a melt temperature of 1000 degrees Fahrenheit, this one's for you. Tillman 590 6'X8' Medium Duty Welding Blanket is constructed of 24oz gold, acrylic coated fiberglass to withstand sparks, spatter and abrasion. This is Tillman's most popular welding blanket.
Features:
• Weight: 24 oz. gold acrylic coated fiberglass
• Uses: Sparks, spatter, abrasion; not recommended for stress relief
• Temp. Rating: 1000 degress F melt temp
• Thickness: .034 in. thick
• Sizes: Available in 6' x 6' and 6' x 8' sizes
• FM approved welding curtain
Features:
• Weight: 24 oz. gold acrylic coated fiberglass
• Uses: Sparks, spatter, abrasion; not recommended for stress relief
• Temp. Rating: 1000 degress F melt temp
• Thickness: .034 in. thick
• Sizes: Available in 6' x 6' and 6' x 8' sizes
• FM approved welding curtain
| MPN: | TIL590B66 |
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MPN: TIL590B66
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