Welding Screens Manufactured to BS (EN) ISO 25980

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The Realguard range of Welding Screens have become the benchmark for trusted quality and value for money. Realguard Welding Screens are manufactured using Kevlar stitching, and fitted with heavy duty castors making them an excellent choice for portability and versatile use in the welding or fabrication workshop.

Is ISO 25980 the latest standard for welding screens?

Yes, EN ISO 25980 (Second Edition 2023-05) is the latest standard for welding screens used in arc welding processes. This second edition, published in 2023, supersedes the 2014 version and includes significant updates, such as the removal of hazard level G and the addition of requirements for luminous and effective blue-light transmittance.

Does this standard apply to welding screens used in the United Kingdom?

Yes, for the UK, this standard for welding screens has been adopted as BS EN ISO 25980. The British Standards Institution (BSI) published the latest version of this in May 31, 2023.

Why should I ensure welding screens are manufactured and certified to this standard

For safety and compliance, it's essential to ensure that welding curtains and screens meet the specifications outlined in this standard. These products are designed to protect against harmful optical radiation and spatter for individuals near arc welding activities. For example, flame retardant vinyl welding screens provide protection from sparks, spatter, noise, and harmful UV rays.

Does the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) recommends that welding screens conform to this standard?

Yes, the UK's Health and Safety Executive (HSE) recommends that welding screens conform to the British Standard BS EN ISO 25980. This standard specifies safety requirements for transparent welding curtains, strips, and screens used in arc welding processes to protect individuals from hazardous radiant emissions and spatter. It's important to note that the standard does not mandate a specific colour for the curtains; instead, it requires them to meet certain performance criteria. Therefore, compliant curtains may be available in various colours and levels of opacity.

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