Welding Helmets

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We carry other protective welding gear, including welding clothing , welding gloves , welding respirators , welding earmuffs and welding safety glasses . A welding bag keeps your helmet safe from damage, dust and other foreign matter when not in use. Welding Helmets the most recognizable PPE of a welder. Helmets for welding are used to protect all aspects of a welders face. There are various types of welding helmets and brands. Welding Helmets from 3M ,Honeywell, Pyramex Jackson, Optrel, Miller Hobart and Lincoln. Welding helmets have various features including auto darkening, which enables the welding helmet to switch shades as you weld for the ultimate protection. Best welding helmets Find the best welding helmets from 3M and Optrel with variable lens shades, flip-up lens assemblies or with Powered Air Purifying Respirator (PAPR) systems. 3M helmets with Auto-Darkening Speedglas technology are the most advanced welding helmet around. The Speedglas lens automatically darkens as more eye protection is required. Welding masks are worn to protect your face, eyes and neck from high-powered UV rays, sparks, infrared light, flash burns and heat. Used for a variety of welding applications, including arc welding, MIG, Stick and TIG welding. Here you will find a comprehensive range of welding helmets and accessories for all your protective gear and wear needs. No matter what kind of welding you do, no matter what level of protection you need, our welding helmets are durable, safe, and sourced only from the best and most reputable brands. Auto-Darkening vs. Passive Lenses The lens on a welding helmet has a filter rating which determines how much UV rays are filtered. Lens shades range from #8 to #13. Lower filter rating is for low-amp welding, while higher rated lens filters are for high-amp applications. Welding helmets with auto-darkening lenses has sensors on the helmet that sense the arc start and determines how much filter is required. Passive Lenses are an economical c