Size of Positive Pressure Welding Habitat for Safe Welding and Hot Work

• Customization: Available
• Fiberglass Type: E-Glass
• Certification: BSCI, CE, ISO
• Model NO.: Welding Habitat
• Technique: Silicone Coated
• Product Name: Welding Habitat
• Material: Silicone Coated Fiberglass Cloth
• Advantage: Flame Retardant, Heat Insulation
• Temperature Resistance: 800
• Thickness: 0.9 mm
• Weight: 1000 GSM
• Color: Orange or Customized
• Size: 1mx1m, 2m X 1m, 2m X 2m
• MOQ: 10
• Packing: OPP Bag+Pallet
• Keywords: Welding Habitat,Welding Habitat Panel, Pressure En
• Accessories: Fireproof Sewing Thread, Zippers, Drawstrings
• Transport Package: Carton or Pallet
• Specification: 1*1 m
• Trademark: suihua
• Origin: Jiangxi
• HS Code: 7019699090
• Production Capacity: 50000PCS/Month
• Package Size: 32.00cm * 23.00cm * 7.00cm
• Package Gross Weight: 1.450kg

Product Description

Product Description

 

Product name	Welding Habitat
Material	Fiberglass cloth
Thinkness	0.9MM
Color	Orange
Size	1MX1M, 2M X 1M, 2M X 2M
Temperature resistant	800-1000
MOQ	10
Packing	OPP Bag+pallet
Keywords	Welding Habitat,welding habitat panel, pressure enclosure
Accessories	Fireproof sewing thread, zippers, drawstrings, Hook and loop tape

Introduction:

The ATEX approved Portable Pressurized Welding Habitat System is atemporary enclosure designed to enable safe welding and hot work inhazardous or explosive environments, By maintaining positive air pres-sure inside, it prevents the ingress of flammable gases and ensuresworker safety while minimizing downtime for critical operations.
Safe Welded Habitat Panels are made of high-performance fiberglass cloth coated with grey/orange silicone. Can be used for pipeline insulation, fire protection, and temperature protection in the oil exploration industry. Specifications: panel standard size 1m*1m, 2m*1m, 2m*2m Panels are made of lightweight flame retardant fiberglass material Accessories: flame retardant zipper, flame retardant hook and loop tape, eye pad, tape, etc.

Advantage:

1. Control sparks from hot work in the habitat to prevent them from coming into contact with flammable gases.
2. Use internal overpressure to prevent flammable gases from entering the habitat.
3. Isolate the welding area, and contain the heat source
4. provide a positive barrier between the welding and flammables
5. limit dangerous sparks and spatters