THERMORA — PRODUCT SELECTION BRIEF
Fire blankets
Woven protective fabric enquiries for clearly defined industrial and emergency uses.

Editorial selection guidance; dimensions in examples are enquiry examples, not confirmed supply specifications. Tested properties require grade-specific company documentation.

OVERVIEW
Flexible fabric protection starts with a clear use case. Industrial welding protection, equipment shielding and emergency fire blankets are different applications and must not be treated as interchangeable. The visual shows an ivory woven fabric concept with reinforced edges and eyelets; fibre grade, coating and use classification are selected separately.

SELECTION PARAMETERS
Product format: Flexible woven sheet, folded blanket or roll by selected grade
Illustrated appearance: Ivory woven fabric with stitched border and metal eyelets
Material selection: Specify fibre type and any surface coating for the intended use
Finished dimensions: Length × width, with working coverage and overlap requirements
Fabric construction: Thickness, areal mass and weave to be confirmed by grade
Edge treatment: State hem, reinforced border, seam and eyelet requirements
Application category: Distinguish welding curtain, blanket, pad and emergency blanket
Exposure description: Describe sparks, spatter, contact, radiant heat and duration
Handling: Use grade-specific handling, inspection and replacement guidance
Supply unit: Pieces or rolls, with individual packing and labelling requirements

REFERENCE ENQUIRY — NOT A SUPPLY SPECIFICATION
Example enquiry only: 2,000 × 2,000 mm industrial protective sheets, 100 pieces, reinforced hems and a specified eyelet layout. Final fibre, thickness and use classification require confirmation.

GRADE-SPECIFIC EVIDENCE TO REQUEST
• Fibre composition, coating and fabric areal mass
• Continuous / intermittent exposure limits and test conditions
• Use classification, instructions and inspection criteria

Define the exposure honestly
State whether the fabric will be vertical, horizontal, in contact with hot surfaces or exposed to sparks. The intended category determines the evidence needed.

Make the finish part of the order
Supply finished dimensions rather than raw cutting sizes. Define seams, edge reinforcement, eyelet positions, folding and individual packaging.

Keep safety uses distinct
An industrial protective fabric must not be represented as a certified emergency fire blanket without the relevant product evidence and instructions.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Can one fabric serve every hot-work use?
No. Welding curtains, blankets and pads have different intended exposures. Select a classified product suitable for the actual operation.

Can you add eyelets or reinforced edges?
Include the required finished size, edge finish and eyelet spacing in the enquiry. Feasibility and supply terms are confirmed in the quotation.

What temperature should be listed?
Use the exact grade’s documented continuous and short-term exposure limits, with the stated test conditions. No generic temperature rating is published here.

General industry reference: https://www.auburnmfg.com/product-help/ansi-fm-approved-high-temperature-welding-fabrics/
Third-party data do not describe THERMORA products.