Welding Helmets

From a super lightweight design ( 18,7 oz, no neck fatigue) to the state-of-the-art Crystal Lens Technology 2.0. I have to be honest … Read more

Well, you can do both but… I found this fairly confusing myself when I first started looking, there really are … Read more

This is backed up with a solid brand name, a comfortable usable design that won’t drive you crazy during the … Read more

We are here for you and have the perfect solution for your welding needs! The Miller Digital Elite welding helmet … Read more

Hands-on review of the ESAB Sentinel A50 welding helmet: optical quality, touch controls, HALO headgear comfort, full specs and verdict.

Do you need Optrel’s crystal clear view or do you need 3m’s ability to stack more filters? Do you need … Read more

What every experienced welder need is reliability. Sure, Auto-Darkening Helmets have their own specifics. But what if the ADF gives … Read more

I have had my fair share of buckets that I wore. I can say that not all of them were … Read more

Our hands-on take on the Lincoln Viking 3350 K3034-4: what the 4C lens and X6 headgear do right, where it falls short, and who should buy it.

There are a few brands that offer top-notch protection and today I want to point out Lincoln products specifically. I … Read more

So we have prepared extensive and personal reviews of the best welding helmet under 200. Helmets that we picked and … Read more

Since you are reading this article my guess is that you don’t like that. There are those of us who … Read more

The 3M Speedglas 9100XXi is a professional auto-darkening welding helmet built around the 9100 shield with side windows and the … Read more

There are many cheap welding helmets on the market, so I made this article to point out the best budget … Read more

A true color auto-darkening helmet with a 3.93 x 3.66 inch viewport, four arc sensors, and 1/1/1/1 optical clarity for 82 dollars.

Sure, you can use a poor-quality welding helmet for an occasional job here and there but why would you? Almost … Read more

How to Choose the Right Lens Shade? According to bmj.com, 25% of all injuries welders suffer are eye-related, that is whopping 10,000 … Read more

When browsing a market, you’ll notice there are auto-darkening welding helmets and passive welding helmets. You are probably wondering what … Read more

But there is much more to be said if you want to understand exactly why this is the case. So … Read more

Fascinating welding helmets designs will not just have a positive influence on your co-workers but on you as well. Nothing … Read more

This may compromise the safety aspect, so be very careful. I will explain both. How to replace the replaceable and … Read more

Yes, you can. But only with the shade level of 12 and higher according to NASA. Looking at a solar … Read more

Grind mode on a welding helmet is meant to fix the shade at a low value to provide high grinding … Read more

What Causes the Lens to Get Dirty? Dust, Dirt, and Grime – If you are a TIG Welder welding some stainless … Read more

First, not every method breeds the same results and not every method is reliable. Your eyes are the most important … Read more

I won’t bother you with emphasizing the importance of matching the diving hat with your needs. What I will do … Read more

Though Passive helmets still have their uses especially at pipelines, Automatic helmet versions of today’s offer improved productivity and much … Read more

But it’s best to understand the way welding helmets work so that you can then buy one to suit the … Read more