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HASSLICKIT 2 Pack Welding Blanket and Pad Review

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The HASSLICKIT welding blanket is a two-pack of 12 x 28-inch carbon felt pads, 5 mm thick and listed for up to 1,800 F (982 C). Use them as small heat shields behind pipes, under a brazing point or on a bench. They are too small to replace a full welding blanket or curtain when sparks and spatter travel far.

Quick verdict

Best for: Soldering, brazing, plumbing and small welding jobs where you need a compact, cut-to-fit shield.

Main limit: Coverage. Each pad is 12 x 28 inches. No certification or warranty term is clear from the listing.

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What the HASSLICKIT welding blanket is

Per the listing, this is the HASSLICKIT model IPUS-FHM-30X70-5, sold as two flexible carbon felt pads. The felt can be cut with scissors, so you can shape a piece for corners, brackets and pipe runs. Because cutting is permanent, plan the layout first and keep one pad whole.

Specs at a glance

Item Detail (per the listing)
Brand and model HASSLICKIT, IPUS-FHM-30X70-5
Quantity 2 pads
Size 12 x 28 inches each
Thickness 5 mm (about 0.2 inch)
Material Carbon felt
Heat rating Up to 1,800 F (982 C)
Cut to fit Yes
Certification and warranty Not clear from the listing, so check the Amazon page

Who should buy it, and who should skip it

  • Good fit: plumbers and HVAC techs protecting walls and framing while they braze or solder, garage welders protecting a bench or floor patch, and mobile repair jobs where a small foldable pad is easier to carry.
  • Skip it if: you need full wall, floor or vehicle coverage, or your site requires a documented standard that the listing does not show. For bigger coverage, see the 2 pack welding blanket review or the Kanhiro carbon felt welding blanket review.
  • Skip it if: you want a rigid shield. This is soft felt that you must position and hold.

How to use it safely

  1. Clear loose combustibles, rags and sawdust from the area first.
  2. Lay the pad so its edges extend past the expected spark and heat path, not just under the hot spot.
  3. Secure it so it cannot slide or fall into the work area. Do not rely on bare felt to hold itself on a vertical surface.
  4. Keep a fire extinguisher close and watch for smoldering after you finish.
  5. Inspect the pads after use. Replace one that is torn, thin, or soaked with oil or flux.
  6. Store dry and flat or loosely folded, away from grease.

Safety: A heat rating does not make a small pad a complete hot-work safety plan. Wear proper PPE, control combustibles, and use a larger rated blanket or curtain when sparks can travel beyond the pad.

Pros and limitations

Pros Limitations
Two pads, so you can cover two spots or overlap them 12 x 28 inches is small for broad-area work
5 mm felt drapes around pipes and corners Soft felt must be held in place
Cut to fit for tight spaces Warranty and certification not clear from the listing

Compare other blankets before you decide: Kanhiro 2 pack welding blanket, fireproof welding blanket performance review and the 2 pack fireproof welding blanket review.

Frequently Asked Questions

How hot can this welding blanket get?

The listing rates it up to 1,800 F (982 C). That is a material rating, not a promise of protection from every spark, slag or heat load.

How big is each pad and how many do I get?

You get two pads, each listed at 12 x 28 inches and 5 mm thick.

Can I cut it to fit pipes or brackets?

Yes, the listing says the felt can be trimmed. Cutting is permanent, so measure first and keep one pad whole.

Does it replace a full welding blanket or curtain?

No. At 12 x 28 inches it is a local shield. Use a larger blanket or curtain when sparks and spatter can travel.

Can I use it outdoors and how do I store it?

Keep it dry, and store it clean and away from oil or grease. Check the manufacturer care notes on the listing.

Does it have a warranty or safety certification?

Neither is clear from the listing. Check the Amazon page and the package if your job requires one.

The bottom line

The HASSLICKIT welding blanket two-pack is a handy, compact heat shield for small torch jobs. Buy it for localized protection and cut-to-fit shapes. Choose a full-size rated blanket if sparks and spatter can reach far beyond a 12 x 28-inch pad.

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Alfred Chase
Alfred Chase
Writes about welding technique, safety and shop gear at GarageWelding.

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