Strip curtain booths provide a flexible welding cell environment using overlapping PVC strips to separate zones, control access, and protect adjacent areas from sparks and welding arc flash.

They use heavy-duty welding-grade PVC strips or flame-retardant vinyl mounted on brackets, rails or frames to resist spatter, UV flash and industrial usage in welding operations.

Yes, chosen materials often meet flame-retardant standards designed for welding environments, reducing potential fire hazards from hot metal and spatter.

Yes, when specified with tinted or welding-grade PVC strips, these booths reduce UV exposure and filter welding arc flash light improving safety in surrounding work areas.

Yes, widths, heights, strip thickness, color tints, mounting styles and door/opening configurations can be tailored to your workflow, space and safety requirements.

Installation includes mounting a header track or support frame, hanging strips with specified overlap, and securing side/support hardware to ensure barrier effectiveness and smooth movement.

Yes, clear or lightly tinted strips can be incorporated to allow visibility or pass-through access while still maintaining protective coverage in the booth area.

Yes, if equipped with UV-stable PVC and weather-resistant hardware, they can be installed in covered or semi-open fabrication zones exposed to ambient conditions.

They can help reduce sound transmission by acting as a physical partition, although their primary function is welding zone protection rather than full acoustic isolation.

Yes, individual PVC strips and mounting hardware can be replaced independently, helping to maintain performance without replacing the full system.

Yes, modular strip systems or booth frames permit reconfiguration, relocation, or expansion to adapt as production needs or facility layout changes.

Yes, they integrate with ventilation systems by defining the welding zone and helping direct airflow, making extraction more efficient and processing safer.

With appropriate maintenance and usage, they can last several years. The exact lifespan depends on exposure to heat, abrasion, spatter and frequency of operational use.

Yes, they offer defined separation of welding operations, protection of adjacent areas and support compliance with welding-safety and partitioning requirements in industrial facilities.

Standard widths range from 8 ft to 20 ft+ and heights from 6 ft to 16 ft+; customization allows exact fit for your booth opening or fabrication cell layout.

Yes, by encasing the welding zone and limiting access, they help protect nearby machines, workflows and personnel from spatter, heat, sparks and welding arc flash.

Yes, maintenance involves cleaning the strips, checking mounting integrity, inspecting strip overlap and replacing damaged strips when needed—generally minimal work.

Yes, they can work alongside solid curtains, rigid panels or screens to create layered protection—strip curtains provide access and visibility while other layers add heavy-duty containment.

Yes, these booths are built with industrial-grade mounting systems and welding-rated PVC strips engineered for abrasion, spatters, high-temperature exposure and repeated use.

Strip curtain booths offer easier access, visibility, lower cost, modular layout flexibility, and simpler maintenance compared to solid curtain or rigid wall welding cells.