Ceramic Vermiculite Coated Welding Blanket Manufacturers

Ceramic Vermiculite Coated Welding Blanket

Hicare Protective Wear is an esteemed designer and merchant of superior protective gear in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.

A ceramic vermiculite covered welding blanket shields welders or personnel from intense temperatures encountered during welding and other industrial processes involving flames, sparks, and molten materials. The materials that go into making this welding blanket are strong and heat-resistant.

Characteristics Of Ceramic Vermiculite Coated Welding Blanket

The welding cover's ceramic base is vermiculite-covered. The stainless steel wire network in this equipment provides this cover fortitude and resistance to heat.
Got excellent amalgamation of strength and endurance
The welding blanket's 3mm thickness gives the ideal balance of strength and power. This thickness offers ease of usage and heat cushioning.
To boost strength and stop ripping, fiberglass tapes are used to sew and seam the blanket's edges.
The powerful metal craters of the blanket enable easy installation and secure placement while offering total protection from high-degree procedures.
This welding blanket is resistant to temperatures. Its melting point is 1650 °C, and it is intended to stand constant operating temperatures of up to 1260 °C.

Analysis and Certifications

As evidence of our dedication to quality management, Hicare has earned certifications from ASTM D 3776, IS1969, and IS11871. This is in diploma of our continuous efforts to increase customer satisfaction, expedite processes, and produce better-than-expected results.

ASTM D 3776: This extensively known definitive was created by the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) and is called ASTM D 3776. This standard outlines the protocols for evaluating fabric weights. The mass per unit area determines the properties and performance of textiles. For the purposes of product development, quality control, and regulatory compliance, the standard offers exact fabric weight measures.
IS 1969: It directs the Bureau of Indian Standards' (BIS) textile sampling and analyzing protocols. We evaluate tensile strength, colorfastness, and other attributes to guarantee robust quality of fabric through this standard.