▸ Welding Helmets & Screens

Separate Active Welding Areas Welding screens help manage exposure to specified welding hazards in surrounding work areas. They can be used to define fabrication bays, reduce direct exposure to welding arc radiation & support better separation between active welding operations & nearby personnel. Welding screens must be selected & installed...

Separate Active Welding Areas

Welding screens help manage exposure to specified welding hazards in surrounding work areas.

They can be used to define fabrication bays, reduce direct exposure to welding arc radiation & support better separation between active welding operations & nearby personnel.

Welding screens must be selected & installed according to the worksite layout, welding processes & manufacturer's intended use.

Industrial Shed's collection is particularly focused on Elliotts ARCSAFE welding screen materials in different dimensions, colours & pack quantities.

Elliotts ARCSAFE Welding Screens

The collection includes selected Elliotts ARCSAFE welding screen products in red & green.

Available listings may differ in screen height, length & pack quantity.

Check the exact product details to confirm whether a listing includes one screen, multiple screens or only the protective screen material.

Colour alone should not be used to determine protection performance. Refer to the manufacturer's specifications.

Choosing Welding Screen Dimensions

Measure the area that needs separation before choosing a screen.

Consider the width of the welding bay, adjacent walkways, viewing angles & movement of workers or equipment.

A screen must provide appropriate coverage without creating new access or visibility hazards.

The dimensions of the material should also be checked against the available mounting arrangement.

Screen Materials, Frames & Supports

Welding screen materials may require separate frames, tracks, hanging systems or other supports.

A screen-only listing should not be assumed to include its installation hardware.

Choose an arrangement suited to the workshop layout & the manufacturer's installation instructions.

Fixed barriers may suit permanent fabrication bays, while movable arrangements may be useful for changing work areas.

Welding Screens Versus Welding Helmets

Welding screens & welding helmets serve different purposes.

Screens are intended to help protect people around the work area from specified hazards.

Welding helmets provide personal eye & face protection for the welder when correctly selected.

A screen does not remove the need for suitable welding PPE.

For personal protective equipment, explore Welding Helmets & PPE.

Ventilation & Additional Workplace Controls

Welding screens do not control welding fumes by themselves.

The workplace may also require appropriate ventilation, fume extraction & respiratory protection.

Inspection, Cleaning & Replacement

Inspect screens for holes, tears, excessive wear & other damage that could affect their intended performance.

Check supports, fasteners & hanging components for condition & stability.

Follow the manufacturer's cleaning instructions & replace damaged material where required.

For broader fabrication equipment, browse Welding Equipment.