Manufacturer: Osaka Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
Model: Jinta 24 And #400S1
Product: Spatter Sheet

Description

Jinta 24

• JIS A 1323 A Type
• Fireproof registration No. CO030016

Jinta 24 is a sheet made by coating both sides of carbon fiber fabric with silicone.
It has excellent anti-spatter properties and is widely used as a general-purpose product in various work environments.

#4001S

JIS A 1323 C Type

Spatter sheet #4001S is a sheet made by coating one side of carbon fiber fabric with silicone.
It is lightweight, flexible, and easy to handle.

Jinta 24 (Grid pitch approx. 500mm; custom sizes available)

• JT-1: 920 × 920mm
• JT-2: 920 × 1,920mm
• JT-4: 1,900 × 1,920mm
• JT-6: 1,900 × 2,920mm
• JT-R: 1.0mm × 1,000mm × 30m roll
• JT-WR: 1.0mm × 2,000mm × 30m roll (JT-WR is custom order only)

#4001S (Grid pitch approx. 500mm; custom sizes available)

• 1 × 1: 920 × 920mm
• 1 × 2: 920 × 1,920mm
• 2 × 2: 1,900 × 1,920mm
• 2 × 3: 1,900 × 2,920mm
• Original size W: 0.8mm × 1,000mm × 30m roll
• Original size WR: 0.8mm × 2,000mm × 30m roll

Material Properties

Features and Safety

• Excellent fireproof performance for spatter protection during welding.
• Low-cost product with competitive pricing.
• Lightweight and flexible, making it easy to handle.
• Does not contain asbestos or produce irritating particles like traditional fiberglass fabrics.
• Jinta 24 is a general-purpose welding spatter protection sheet.
• #4001S is a lightweight spatter sheet.

⚠ Danger

If mishandled, this product may result in death, serious injury, or significant property damage.

1. Do not perform welding, fire-handling, or related operations near flammable substances, such as oils or solvents, regardless of whether the sheet is used or not. There is a risk of fire or explosion.

⚠ Warning

If mishandled, this product may result in death, serious injury, or significant property damage.

1. Always follow fire prevention regulations and proper welding procedures when performing welding.
2. Avoid the following actions, as they may cause holes in the material and lead to fire or explosions:
   • Exposing the material to strong acids or strong alkaline chemicals.
   • Forcibly peeling off adhered “slag” (residue from welding).
   • Applying a burner or flame directly to the material.
   • Placing heavy objects on or dragging them across the material.
3. Inspect the sheet for holes or damage before use. Do not use it if any are found.
4. Do not use this material as a construction (e.g., mesh) sheet.