Darshan Safety ZoneIndustrial safety manufacturer for factories, fabricators & export buyers

Our welding blanket range is listed in the Darshan Safety Zone product catalogue against IS 15381 and IS 11871 (Method A & B). Tell us when you order if you need test documentation for a specific compliance programme.

Our Signature Medium Duty Welding Blanket DSZMDWB2.4 is rated 900 °C to 1000 °C with non-metallic reinforcement — enough for everyday fabrication welding and lighter spatter. Specify this heavy DSZVCF range when the duty is foundry, steel mill or sustained heavy spatter and you need the higher temperature window and SS reinforced build.

It is a hot-work shield, not a fire response blanket. It protects surfaces from sparks and spatter during welding and cutting. For smothering a small fire, use a product from the fire blanket category. Do not substitute one for the other in your emergency plan.

Yes — shake off spatter and inspect the surface after each job. Replace it when the vermiculite coating is worn through, the fabric is holed, or a section has gone stiff and brittle from repeated heat. Condition after use decides it, not a set number of jobs.

Cover the work area with margin, not just the weld itself. Sparks and slag travel further than most people expect, especially with grinding and overhead work, so a blanket that only just covers the immediate spot tends to leave scorch marks around the edges. Size it to your hot work permit and the layout of the bay.

Select the DSZVCF thickness model, enter length and width in metres and add to cart — the blanket is supplied at that size, sold per piece. The 1 × 30 m and 1 × 2 m figures are reference formats, not fixed catalogue sizes.

DSZVCF2.5 is listed at 1200 °C to 1760 °C. The reinforced models from DSZVCF2.8 through DSZVCF5.0 are 1260 °C to 1760 °C. That range covers heavy welding and foundry-adjacent spatter — well above medium-duty weld blankets and general fire blankets.