MODEL SB-9000

The SB-9000 The Retractable Welding Screen provides a space saving alternative to guards which rest on the floor. The safety guard is easily moved out of the way by the operator which allows material to be moved into and out of the work cell. This product is ideal where space is tight or you do not want the hassle of manually moving traditional large rigid guards. Like an old style window shade on its side, this industrial retractable weld guard has constant tension on the shade.

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Easy Operation

The welding screen uses tension from the roller base to keep the guard tight.
The operator simply walks the guard from side-to-side of the work cell.
When it is time to move material into or out of the work cell, the operator unlatches the guard, and walks it back to the roller base.
Minimal pull force is required to extend the retractable welding scree

Retractable Welding Screens

Eliminates the effort of man-handling large sections of stationary guards
Conserves floor space
Protects against welding sparks, heat, ultraviolet light and flying debris
The retractable welding screen extends 25'
The welding shade can be easily replaced if damaged

Innovative Design

The spring tension roller is always taunt and automatically retracts
When not in use the industrial retractable shade stores rolled up
The welding screen requires no overhead suspension which allows top access
Overhead cranes have a clear path into the work cell when rolled up
The industrial welding screen attaches with a simple S-hook opposite the roller

Welding Cell Curtains

Heavy Duty Design

3 Mounting Options

Standard Mount

Mounts to any vertical surface
Attach to existing walls, beams or posts
Quickly bolts for easy install

Anchored Post

Post anchors into the cement
Form welding cells anywhere
4 lag points on the base plate

Portable Post

The welding shade is on a portable post
The post is rolled around on the casters
Form welding cells anywhere

Specifications FAQ

Specifications

Shade Attachment

Shades attach with supplied J-Hooks
Can attach to optional post or existing walls, beams..ec
4 shades can connect to optional single post

Shade Size

Shade - 5' 6" high x 20' wide
Shade - 4' high x 25' wide
Custom shade sizes available (No taller than 6' or wider than 25') +$280

Shade Colors

Semi Transparent Orange
Semi Transparent Blue
Semi Transparent Dark Green +$120
Semi Transparent Yellow +$120
Semi Transparent Gray +$120
Clear - +$120(Will No Block UV Light)
Opaque Yellow +$120
Opaque Blue +$120
Opaque Green +$120

Shade Material

Semi Transparent Shades: 14mil PVC Welding Screen
Opaque Shades: 18oz PVC Welding Screen
Fire retardant | CFM Rated

FAQ

Are the welding shades replaceable?

Yes the welding shades are replaceable should they become damaged. You would simply contact AKON and we would provide you with directions and the replacement shade.

How do the shades attach to the opposing posts / wall?

They utilize a simple J-hook design. Each shade has an aluminum bar that is held in place by two J-Hooks using the tension force of the shade. These are attached to an adjacent post or you can attach them to any existing structure you currently have such as a vertical wall or steel columns.

Can we make any shape?

The unique benefit of this type of portable welding screen system is that almost any shape can be designed. You can form long straight welding walls or you can form multiple welding cells. It allows for flexibility in manufacturing for both personnel and robotic welding operations.

Can these be electrically interlocked so the machine they are guarding does not start until the shade is pulled shut?

As far as using safety interlocks and proximity switches that is something that you can do on site if you have a controls company or if you have a capable maintenance person working at your facility. We don't provide any of the electronic devices required to make that set up but it actually is fairly common with customers as a retrofit that they install. Customers typically do this so that they can make sure the curtain is pulled shut before the equipment starts working.