Welding Helmets
See your work in a brand new light.
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Every welder is different, and each day your task can change. The most important criterias when choosing a welding helmet are off course protection and reliability. But, for your overall comfort and work performance there are other valuable features to consider, like: possibility to incorporate other protective equipement, easy-of-use, welding filter type, viewing area, flexible use.
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Welding Helmets
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Designed specifically for professional welders and feature the industry's most powerful and most versatile auto-darkening welding lens - the Speedglas 9100XXi (73x107mm).
- Seven dark shades: 5, 8-13.
- Three sizes of viewing areas: regular, large and extra-large.
- Optional side windows
- Exhaust vents.
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For the professional welder who also grinds, flip-up combination of an auto-darkening welding helmet and a high impact protective grinding visor.
- Seven dark shades: 5, 8-13.
- Three sizes of filter viewing areas: regular, large and extra-large..
- A big, 17x10 cm clear protective visor.
- Side windows
- Exhaust vents.
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The Speedglas 9100-QR (Quick Release) welding helmet has revolutionised the way welders wear head protection.
- Even with a gloved hand you can easily attach and detach your welding helmet, without removing your safety helmet.
- Seven dark shades: 5, 8-13.
- Three sizes of filter viewing areas: regular, large and extra-large.
- Optional side windows
- Exhaust vents
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Our graphic range of welding helmets, allows you to take advantage of the brand's legendary optical quality and lens performance at a highly affordable price.
- Five variable dark shades 8-12 or single dark shades: 10 or 11.
- Specific model with quick release welding helmet incorporating safety helmet (100-QR).
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At a mere 375 grams – including its auto-darkening filter – this 25 % lighter than any other Speedglas model.
- Five variable dark shades 8-12.
- A motion sensor automatically turns ON the welding filter when you pick up the helmet.
- Our narrowest helmet: perfect for many super tight spaces.
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Our entry level welding helmet is a robust, industrial design, for MMA and MIG/MAG welding.
- Variable dark shade 10-12.
- Light weight - only 390 gram (including auto-darkening welding filter).
- Specific model with quick release welding helmet incorporating safety helmet (10-QR).
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Featured Products
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3M™ 7500 Respirator
The 3M reusable respirator 7500 is ideal for use under the Speedglas Welding Helmet Series 9100. The 3M 2128 filters attach to the 3M half face respirator, offering protection against certain welding fume, polishing and grinding particles.
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3M™ Speedglas™ Auto-Darkening Filter Kit 9100XXi
Get improved optics and external controls for grinding and memory modes. New filter and silver front panel compatible with Speedglas welding helmets 9100/9100Air/9100-QR welding helmets.
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How to select the right helmet
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How much of your time consists of direct welding?When performing many non-welding tasks, you might like a helmet that combine a protective visor with a flip-up welding filter, especially when needing respiratory protection as you don’t need to remove your respiratory protection.
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What other PPE is needed?When working in areas with overhead hazards you might benefit from a welding helmet with flexible head protection. There are ear plugs available for most situations, however if there is a need of ear-muffs you might need to consider a helmet that has a design that does not interfere when using ear muffs.
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Optical performance?With an auto-darkening filter (ADF) you keep the helmet down and the filter consistently auto-switch from clear to dark, within 0.1 ms of the arc strike.
Resources
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Browse app.speedglas.com – Speedglas welding helmet selection guide. Only for mobile devices (Android/iPhone/iPad).
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The human eye, face and respiratory system are by nature soft and vulnarable, particularly in the harsh, gritty world of electric arc welding. Many welding and cutting procedures emit dangerous light radiation.
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Protective eyewear and welding helmets incorporating protective filters are covered by the standards EN 175, EN 166 and EN 169 (passive filters) or EN 379 (auto-darkening filters).
Learn about European safety standards in eye protection
