Welding Helmets
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Welding helmets protect the face and neck from sparks, weld spatter, and radiation. Dark lenses filter ultraviolet and infrared light that can damage the cornea.
Passive Welding Helmets
Passive welding helmets filter UV light that is damaging to vision. Passive lenses require welders to change the darkening level when tasks and welding types change so they are generally used for occasional welding or when the same welding shade is required for long periods of time.
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Auto-Darkening Welding Helmets - Solid Color
Auto-darkening welding helmets have a lens that detects the required welding shade within a range and adjusts as needed for the application. Auto-darkening helmets are generally used when welding types and environments change frequently.
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Auto-Darkening Welding Helmets - Graphic
Auto-darkening welding helmets have a lens that detects the required welding shade within a range and adjusts as needed for the application. Auto-darkening helmets are generally used when welding types and environments change frequently.
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