Fire resistant fabric for welding

Welding safely requires fabrics that resist particle impacts and splashes and that isolate radiant and convective heat, etc.

This group faces a wide range of risks that depend not only on the sector in which they work but also on the wide variety of welding techniques they may use, such as MIG, TIG, MMA, gas, arc, plasma, oxyfuel, etc.

Small splashes, high-speed particle impact, ultraviolet radiation, radiant heat, convective heat, flammability, and in some cases, electric arc, are the risks that a fire resistant fabric for welding has to protect.

The various types of joints and different additive materials used in the process pose additional risks that textiles must also protect against. Tungsten, copper alloys, bronze or brass, aluminum, stainless steel, iron, etc.

These are the flame retardant fabrics that Marina Textil has developed for welding. Click on any of them to find out more about their specifications.