Welding strip curtain rolls are used to supply continuous lengths of welding-grade PVC strip material, allowing you to create or replace strip curtains tailored to your welding bay size and layout.

They typically consist of flame-retardant, UV-stable welding-grade PVC strips, available in various thicknesses, widths, colours and overlaps to suit different welding protection requirements.

Yes, the PVC strips in these rolls are designed for industrial welding zones, meeting flame-retardant standards and resisting ignition from sparks and hot metal.

Yes, when made from tinted welding-grade PVC they help filter UV rays and arc flash from welding processes, protecting surrounding workers and equipment.

Yes, you can cut rolls to specific lengths, choose widths, thicknesses and joining methods, and specify colour or transparency to match your zoning needs.

Installation involves mounting a header rail or bar, attaching cutting the roll to length, hanging strips with specified overlap and securing the ends for barrier effectiveness.

Yes, many rolls include clear or lightly tinted PVC strips for sectional visibility, allowing supervision and light while maintaining protective coverage elsewhere.

Yes, if ordered with UV-resistant PVC and corrosion-resistant mounting hardware they are suitable for semi-outdoor fabrication or welding zones.

They assist by forming barrier zones which help isolate welding operations from adjacent work areas, improving acoustic comfort though not full soundproofing.

Yes, rolls can be cut to size on-site, and additional strips or mounting components are available to maintain or expand your strip curtain system.

Yes, you can use multiple rolls to cover large widths, create overlapping zones or integrate with curtain systems for flexible welding bay configurations.

Yes, they help define zones and work alongside ventilation or fume extraction systems by keeping welding zones contained and directing airflow.

With correct overlap, installation and maintenance they can last several years, depending on environment, traffic, and exposure to heat or spatter.

Yes, they support industrial safety practices by enabling proper strip curtain installations that meet welding separation, arc flash and zoning requirements.

Rolls commonly come in widths like 12 in, 24 in or 36 in and lengths from 25 ft to 100 ft or more. Custom widths and lengths may also be available.

Yes, when correctly installed as strip curtains, they form barriers that shield nearby machines, tools and workers from welding spatter, heat and arc flash.

Yes, compatible mounting kits, header rails, clips and fasteners are offered so you can install your rolls quickly and maintain them easily.

Yes, the rolls are designed to be cut on-site or by the installer to fit doors, walkways or equipment openings, offering flexible layout adaptation.

Yes, they can complement vinyl or canvas welding curtains, mesh partitions or rigid frames to provide layered protection and access control in fabrication zones.

They offer cost savings, layout flexibility, on-site sizing, easy expansion and repair compared to pre-cut panels or fixed curtain systems.