Welding Screens & Frames
Portable welding screens block arc flash, UV and spatter from reaching coworkers and passersby. Vinyl and canvas duck panels, complete screens with frames, replacement panels and frame parts like casters and hooks.
Buying guide
Choosing a welding screen
Material, color and frame decide how much a screen blocks and how easy it is to move.
Tinted vinyl
Transparent tinted vinyl cuts arc glare and UV while letting people see into the weld area. Darker shades block more light.
Canvas duck
Opaque canvas panels block light completely and stand up to heavy spatter and rough handling.
Screen and frame
Buy the complete screen with frame, or panels only if you already have frames. Casters make screens easy to roll between stations.
Size
Common sizes like 6 x 6 and 6 x 10 feet cover most stations. Link several screens to wall off a larger area.
Good to know
Screens protect people, not just work
Arc light can cause arc eye, a painful burn to the surface of the eye, even for people a few feet away who glance at the arc. Screens keep that light inside the weld area.
Tinted screens also let supervisors and coworkers see that someone is inside, which helps with safety on a busy shop floor.
Keep the arc in. Keep everyone else safe.
FAQ
Welding screen questions
What color welding screen is best?
It depends on how much visibility you want. Lighter tints like yellow let you see more. Darker tints and opaque panels block more light.
Are welding screens flame retardant?
Welding screen vinyl and canvas are usually treated to resist flame. Each listing notes the material and any standard it's tested to, so check before you buy for a specific requirement.
Can I buy just the panel?
Yes. Many screens are sold as panel only or as a screen and frame combo.
Why are umbrellas and frame parts here?
They're accessories for the screens and weld area, like casters, hooks and FR industrial umbrellas for outdoor work.
Planning a screened weld area?
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