Welding Helmet with Powered Air Purifying Respirator and On-Gun Fume Extraction Product Selector

Is the welder required to wear a safety helmet at your workplace?

Flip-Up or Fixed Front Welding Helmet?

Flip-Up Welding Helmet

With a flip-up welding helmet, welders can flip-up the welding lens component to reveal a large clear visor for grinding applications and non-welding tasks (e.g. set-up and moving around the workplace). Welders have completely clear and uninhibited views of their workpiece and surroundings while maintaining their eye, face, and respiratory protection at all times. These helmets are recommended for welders who grind frequently, are on the move constantly, require clear vision, and/or are required to set-up work pieces on a regular basis.

Fixed Front Welding Helmet

A fixed front welding helmet is the lighter, smaller, and more economical choice. It is still suitable for grinding applications and non-welding tasks; however, these tasks are performed through the lightest shade of the welding lens as opposed to a large clear visor. New Speedglas TAP technology allows the welder to simply tap on the outside of the welding helmet to switch quickly and easily between welding and grinding settings, even with a gloved hand.

Which Welding Lens Do You Prefer?

  1. G5-01/03VC

  2. G5-01/03TW

    • Shades 2.5/5,8-13
    • TrueView Technology with extra light state of 2.5
    • Huge 71 x 108mm Viewing Area

Which Welding Lens Do You Prefer?

  1. G5-01/03VC

  2. G5-01/03TW

    • Shades 2.5/5,8-13
    • TrueView Technology with extra light state of 2.5
    • Huge 71 x 108mm Viewing Area

  3. G5-01/03NC

    • Shades 3/5,8-12
    • TrueView Technology
    • Large 55 x 107 mm Viewing Area

What Amp Range will the welder be using?