NOTE: All machinery must be locked out and tagged out without exception to avoid hazardous situations resulting in injury or death. Follow your company’s “best practice” and “safe work” policies.
Directions:
Be clear and concise with your canvas markings, your ballistic barrier will reflect the information provided. We use the template or prototype canvas you provide to ensure final product accuracy.
Items needed: Marker, shears, duct tape, notepad, ink pen.
- Lay the canvas over the machinery.
- Always work from the centerline out.
- Secure in place with duct tape, or straps.
- Make notes on paper, transfer to canvas when you are certain of the information.
- Trim the excess material if any, or note limits on width, length etc.
- Cut holes, slots or access points, or draw locations on the canvas.
- Make notes to add or remove material.
- Make notes of specific strap locations.
- Return final canvas template to:
Stroud Industrial Safety Solutions
4101 S. May Avenue
Oklahoma City, OK
NOTE: Errors cutting the canvas can be fixed with Duct tape, and marker.
Once you’ve submitted your measurements to Stroud, we will send you a canvas template to mark up before we build your blanket to ensure accuracy. This video is our owner, Tommy Cunningham, illustrating how to properly mark up your canvas template to ensure an accurate fit for your Stroud Industrial Ballistic Blanket. Oh, and we did it using a cool vintage pinball machine.