Aluminum-framed welding screens and UV-blocking arc flash curtains protecting nearby workers from arc radiation, weld spatter, and fume exposure. Available in transparent green or orange polycarbonate, opaque vinyl curtain, and solid aluminum panel configurations — freestanding on casters or fixed-mount to building structure or floor tracks.
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Welding arc flash protection is required by OSHA for any welding operation where workers may be exposed — our systems provide compliant protection that reconfigures with your facility.
Curtain and polycarbonate panel materials tested for UV-A, UV-B, and visible arc radiation attenuation — protecting adjacent workers from arc eye (photokeratitis) and skin burn hazards.
Green or orange transparent polycarbonate screens allow supervisor sightlines and emergency visibility into welding bays while providing full UV and visible arc radiation protection.
Heavy-duty opaque PVC curtain panels for areas where full visual blocking is preferred — flame-retardant rated, replaceable without removing the aluminum frame structure.
Self-supporting screen systems on locking casters allow quick repositioning around changing weld station layouts — no floor anchoring required, OSHA arc hazard compliant.
Wall-mounted, ceiling-hung, and floor-track mounted screen systems for permanent weld bay separation — providing consistent protection without floor space consumption.
Screen dimensions, shade specifications, and mounting configurations meet OSHA 29 CFR 1910.252 requirements for welding, cutting, and brazing protection in industrial facilities.
Welding screens and UV curtains from Modular Solutions are engineered for the operational realities of production welding environments.
Panels available in 1200mm, 1800mm, and 2400mm heights — or custom heights for overhead gantry welding and tall fixture operations. Panels stack vertically for continuous coverage.
Panel materials tested for weld spatter adhesion resistance — hot spatter contacts without bonding, melting, or igniting, and the smooth surface cleans easily during regular maintenance.
Overhead track systems with sliding curtain panels for weld bay entrances — opening for material movement and closing for arc protection with single-hand operation.
Individual replacement panels and curtains available by part number — worn or damaged panels replaced without removing the aluminum frame, minimizing downtime and replacement cost.
Corner connectors and T-joint extrusions allow L-shaped, U-shaped, and fully enclosed bay configurations for complete weld station isolation from surrounding production areas.
Panel shade specifications available for MIG, TIG, stick, plasma, and laser welding processes — matched to the specific arc intensity and spectral output of each welding process.
Welding screens and UV curtains are deployed wherever welding operations create arc flash hazards for nearby workers.
Representative system parameters — all specifications are custom-configured to your welding process and facility layout.
Per ANSI Z49.1, welding screens protecting adjacent workers from arc flash typically use shade 5–8 panels. The exact shade depends on the welding process, amperage, and distance from the arc. Modular Solutions can advise on appropriate shade selection for your specific welding applications.
Welding screens are rigid panel systems (framed, freestanding, or wall-mounted) with solid or mesh-reinforced shade panels. UV curtains are flexible PVC or FR vinyl panels hanging from overhead tracks or frames. Both block UV and IR arc radiation; screens are more durable for fixed positions and curtains offer easier pass-through access.
Yes. Weld spatter generates flying molten metal that can ignite standard materials. Modular Solutions uses FR-rated vinyl and weld-grade panel materials that resist ignition from typical welding spatter at normal production distances.
Yes. Freestanding base designs with caster options allow individual screens to be repositioned between shifts or moved to follow production cell changes. Fixed frame versions anchor to the floor for permanent installations.
Screen height should prevent arc flash from projecting over the top to adjacent workers. ANSI Z49.1 guidance is based on distance from the arc and adjacent worker positions. Modular Solutions calculates screen height for your specific floor layout and worker positions.
Contact our engineering team for welding screens and UV curtain systems designed to your facility layout and welding process requirements.
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