Keep flying sparks from damaging your machinery and surroundings when welding or grinding. Stick this film on vertical surfaces where sparks can roll off, and it will prevent them from burning through. Unlike welding blankets, this film won’t shift during use, so there’s no need to check everything remains covered. When you’re done, just peel it off—it won’t leave a residue. Cut it to the shape and size you need with scissors. Sparks that rest on this film may eventually burn through, so you should use a welding blanket for horizontal surfaces.

Use these thick pads to cushion knees or brace elbows during long welding runs. They’re covered in a fiberglass fabric that holds up to sparks and spatter. For added protection, the top of the pad has a second layer of silicone-coated fiberglass that resists abrasion and tears. The foam filling is soft enough to kneel on but rigid enough to prop your arms when you’re welding in an awkward position. To carry these pads between jobs, fold them in half and secure with the hook and loop tabs at each end. You can also join pads end-to-end and create a larger work surface.