Signature Fire Blanket

Description

Welding bays, plant maintenance, and emergency fire-watch stations need a blanket you can name, stock, and deploy the same way every time — not a generic cloth with no model on the label. Signature Fire Blanket is the base Signature line: white 100% E-glass fiberglass in twelve thickness builds from DSZFG0.18 through DSZFG3.0, sold under Fire Blanket programmes where uncoated fiberglass duty is specified.

Pick thickness and gsm for the job. Lighter DSZFG0.18 (0.18 mm, 100 GSM) and DSZFG0.2 (0.2 mm, 200 GSM) list 550 °C to 900 °C; mid builds such as DSZFG0.6 (0.6 mm, 430 GSM) and heavy DSZFG3.0 (3.0 mm, 1850 GSM) list 600 °C to 900 °C. Colour is white on every variant — distinct from the coated DSZSFG silicon blanket family.

You size the blanket to your coverage need. On this page, enter length and width in metres — shield a weld table, cover adjacent equipment, or lay out emergency suppression coverage — and order the piece that matches your layout. Reference size on catalogue specs is 1 × 2 meter; your order follows the dimensions you set on the buy box.

Specification on most models reads 100% E-Glass Material — fiberglass fire blanket without silicon or ceramic coating. That makes this SKU the entry Signature blanket for hot-work spark catch, fire-watch deployment, and stores that separate plain E-glass from coated silicon or ceramic blankets on the shelf.

For welders, HSE teams, and procurement leads building a Fire Blanket matrix, DSZFG models give you thickness on the PO, white E-glass construction you can repeat, and a clear step-up path to silicon-coated (DSZSFG) or ceramic (DSZCF) blankets when duty demands it.

Manufactured under the Signature brand by Darshan Safety Zone — E-glass fire blankets for industrial heat and fire-watch programmes, sold per piece.

Features

• Twelve models — 0.18 mm to 3.0 mm
• 100% E-glass white fiberglass
• Working temperature 550–900 °C or 600–900 °C by model
• Order by length × width — sold per piece
• Uncoated base blanket — not silicon or ceramic coated
• Reference size 1 × 2 meter on specs

Use cases

• Hot-work spark and slag catch — lay blanket coverage where welding and grinding throw sparks
• Equipment and floor shielding — size a sheet to the zone you need to protect
• Fire-watch and emergency deployment — stock named thickness models for rapid cover
• Thickness-based programmes — lighter DSZFG0.18 for basic duty, heavier DSZFG3.0 for demanding heat exposure
• Base blanket before coated upgrades — specify E-glass first; step to silicon or ceramic siblings when coating is required

How to use

1. Select thickness model — DSZFG0.18 through DSZFG3.0 — for your duty level.
2. Enter length and width in metres on this page for the coverage area you need.
3. Deploy per site hot-work or emergency procedure; for fire suppression, cover the source tightly to limit oxygen.
4. Inspect for burns, holes, or damage before each use.
5. Retire damaged blankets; store dry and flat between jobs.

Specifications