What are stock curtains used for?

Stock curtains are pre-manufactured industrial barriers designed for immediate shipment. They are typically used for dust control, wash-down bays, and simple area separation where custom dimensions are not strictly required.

Are stock curtains available for immediate dispatch?

Yes, our stock curtain layouts are kept in inventory and are ready for fast shipping. This is the ideal solution for facilities that need a protective barrier quickly without the lead times associated with bespoke manufacturing.

What materials are used for these stock curtains?

Our stock curtains are manufactured from heavy-duty 18oz reinforced vinyl (PVC). This material is 100% waterproof, UV-stabilized, and designed for long-term industrial use.

Are the materials fire-rated?

Absolutely. Even our stock curtains meet NFPA-701 flame retardancy standards, ensuring they are safe for use in warehouses, manufacturing plants, and commercial facilities.

How do I install these curtains?

Stock curtains come with reinforced hems and heavy-duty brass grommets typically spaced every 12 inches. They are designed to be used with our industrial track and roller systems or can be zip-tied to existing structures.

Can I return a stock curtain if it doesn't fit?

Unlike our custom-made products, standard stock curtains may be eligible for return or exchange if they are in original condition. Please refer to our terms and conditions for specific return window details.

Red Welding Strip Curtains – AKON Curtains Limited

Name: Red Welding Strip Curtains
SKU: redweldstripcurtains1x1redheadermount

Description

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Material

Description

AKON welding strip curtains for welding applications can shield onlookers and staff members from the hot debris and hazardous light produced during welding. With AKON welding strip curtains, you can safely be protected from incidental glances at welding operations without being exposed to harmful light wavelengths or UV rays.

Colors

Tinted Light Bronze | Medium Transparency
Tinted Light Green | Low Transparency
Tinted Red | Medium Transparency

Benefits

ISO 25980
Anti-UV
Temperature Range - Between -15 °C to 50 °C
UV Absorber - Strips will not discolor
Fire retardant to BS standards
Complies with EN1598, AWS F2.3 and ISO 25992
Eco friendly and its 100% Phthalate Free
2 Year warranty on manufacturing defects - Strips

High Temperature Ranges

All strips have a temperature max of 50 °C
If higher temperatures are needed, then use our line of Heat Rated Strip Curtains

Overlap

Hardware

Hook On Rails

Most popular mounting style
Strips have steel mounting plates attached

Quick Mount

Stud Mounts

Free-Standing Mount

Supported from the floor up
Used in open floors when you can support from above
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Rolling Hardware

Allow the strips to roll out of the way
Ideal for complete access when strips are not needed
Note the strips roll like a barn door and do not fold up
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Tube Mount

Fits up to 2" diameter pipe
Each pipe clamp is 4” wide and holds 2 strips (overlapped)
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FAQ

Should I order the strips a little taller than the opening?
Only if you want, the wall mount hardware. With wall mount hardware, order the strips 152mm taller and 152mm wider than the opening you are trying to cover since you are mounting to the face of the opening. Otherwise, order the strips to the exact size of the opening.

Are the heights of the strips measured from the hole or the top of the strip?
The height is measured from the top of the strip to the bottom of the strip. The holes are located 19.05mm down from the top of the strip.

How do you cut the strips in the field?
You use a utility knife and a straight edge to keep the cut straight.

Do I need to cut the strips myself?
No. When you order a kit, we cut the strips to your specific opening height. However, we usually advise ordering a few centimeters longer than your exact opening height to allow for floor variations; you can easily trim the bottom with a Stanley knife after hanging them for a perfect fit.

What is the difference between "Minimum" and "Maximum" overlap?
Minimum Overlap: Uses fewer strips. The strips overlap slightly (usually ~50mm). This is easier for pedestrians to walk through and costs less. Best for internal partitions.
Maximum Overlap: Uses more strips with a deeper overlap (usually ~100mm). This creates a tighter seal against wind, rain, and cold. We recommend this for external doorways or areas where insulation is the top priority.

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