Mobile Welding Protection Screen Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-AELE-12926
Jlab Export is a leading Mobile Welding Protection Screen Manufacturer,and suppliers in India
A mobile screen closes off a welding bay so that arc light and spatter are kept from people working nearby. This one has a rectangular steel tube frame with blue epoxy powder coating, 1900 mm high and 2100 mm wide. It rolls on four swivel castors, two with wheel stops, and is supplied complete with a welding protection film or with lamella curtains.
Specifications
| Overall height | 1900 mm |
| Overall width | 2100 mm |
| Frame | Rectangular steel tube, blue epoxy powder coating |
| Curtain options | Welding protection film 0.4 mm thick, or lamella curtains |
| Lamella size | 300 x 2 mm |
| Floor clearance | 300 mm with film curtain, 600 mm with lamella curtains |
| Castors | 4 swivel castors, 2 with wheel stops |
| Minimum order quantity | 1 unit |
| Dispatch time | Usually 14–18 working days |
| Manufacturer | JLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd), Ambala, India |
Setting Up Bays for Welding Practicals
In an ITI or college welding shop a screen is rolled into place beside each station before an arc welding practical starts. With a screen between one Arc Welding Machine and the next, trainees can strike arcs at neighbouring benches without exposing each other to the glare. Once the bay is set, the wheel stops are put on.
Screens also help with demonstrations. The instructor welds on a Welding Workbench inside the bay while a small group watches from the open side, each wearing a Welding Shield Flip Up Lens Type.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I choose the film curtain or the lamella curtains?
The film is a single sheet 0.4 mm thick and hangs to 300 mm above the floor, so it closes off more of the bay. Lamella curtains are strips 300 mm wide and 2 mm thick that a person can push aside to walk through, and they stop 600 mm above the floor.
Can the screen be used for grinding and brazing bays too?
Yes. Grinding, flame cutting and brazing throw sparks and glare that can reach people nearby, so these bays need a screen as well. Place it so it does not block a walkway, a fire exit or a crane path.
Does the screen take the place of a welding helmet?
No. The screen shields people outside the bay from the arc light and spatter. The welder inside still needs a helmet such as the Auto Variable Welding Helmet, leather gloves and an apron.
How should the curtains be looked after?
Keep grinding sparks and hot slag off the film or strips and wipe them with a damp cloth when dusty. Look for holes and burn marks before each practical, and do not use the screen with a torn curtain.
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Last updated: 5 November 2026
