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CEPRO welding curtain was created that you can use in a workplace where onlookers must be shielded from the dangerous radiation released during welding work. When working in an industrial setting, you must first determine whether CEPRO welding curtains are necessary. Once you are certain that their use will increase workplace safety, you must look at the different CEPRO welding curtains that we have to offer.

There are many benefits of a CEPRO welding curtain that can reduce the risk of injury to your workers and can shield them from welding arcs. It could burn due to the welding arcs' intrinsic heat. A person's eyes can be harmed by welding arcs' strong ultraviolet (UV) radiation in addition to the heat they produce if they are not wearing the proper eye protection. Welding screens and curtains are made to suppress UV light to shield onlookers' eyes from potential harm. The direct exposure to dangerous gases created by welding arcs can be reduced with welding curtains. These kinds of fumes may induce respiratory conditions when inhaled directly.

1. Keeps welders safe – Employees are shielded from UV light rays by welding screens. Without the proper safeguards, the welding process can be risky as the UV radiation produced during the welding process poses a risk of employee burns or blindness. Welders and others working in the facility are shielded from debris and flashes by these flame-resistant welding drapes because CEPRO welding curtains are made of sturdy materials. You can rely on them to endure extreme heat and protect everyone inside your building.
2. Airflow – Hazardous gases and chemicals may be created while welding. Fumes are ready to flow through since welding curtains do not even keep the environment stiff and closed. Even if the welder is wearing a safety mask, fumes may still overpower them if the welding is done in a tiny, poorly ventilated box room.
3. Noise reduction – Both the welders and others within the building where welding activity occurs may be harmed by the noise created during the welding process. Even now, welders frequently put earplugs in to protect their hearing from the loud noises of metal grinding. The noise generated can be contained by strategically placing sound shield welder screens between them and the rest of the building.
4. Controls temperatures – The welding process can generate high temperatures that could endanger the worker. While welders dress appropriately to protect themselves from the heat welding generates, other employees wandering the plant might not. The welding flames can reach temperatures of up to 6300 degrees Fahrenheit. Materials are used to create welding curtains, a superior barrier that can endure high heat and damage. By lowering any heat-related concerns, these welding screens help keep everyone within the facility safe.

Absolutely. A wide variety of welding protection items, like welding curtains, are available from CEPRO in a number of standard sizes or can be manufactured to order based on the client's requirements.

1. Slide open the folding line clip.
2. Attach the tube with the clip.
3. Insert the bolts into the clip's two circular center holes.
4. Cover the bolts with the overlapping strips. Alternately, combine the strips in a concave and convex manner. Use both of the pre-punched holes for the 10 cm overlap, and just the outside holes for the 5 cm overlap.
5. Tighten the nuts and bolts and close the clips.
6. You can use the filler pieces in the gaps between the clips if you utilised a 5 cm overlap.

You can wash your curtains with water and light detergent. The curtains can also be cleaned of any oily residue using this method. Make sure the detergent is safe to use on your curtains by testing it on a small section of one of them first.