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Klutch 800 Series Large View Auto-Darkening Welding Helmet - Gloss Black Finish

★★★★★5.0·2 reviews

The Klutch 800 Series Large View Auto-Darkening Variable-Shade Welding Helmet features a large 3.74in. x 2.44in. viewing area and a super lightweight design. Ideal for stick, TIG, MIG, pulse, plasma cutting/welding and grinding applications. Not for laser welding or oxyacetylene welding/cutting. Meets ANSI and CSA standards. Classy gloss black finish. Product Type Welding helmet, ANSI Approved Yes, Arc Sensor qty. 4, Low Battery Indicator Yes, UV/IR Coated Lens Yes, to shade DIN 16 at all times, Battery Included Yes, Welding Processes Stick, TIG, MIG/MAG, MIG/MAG pulse, plasma cutting/welding, grinding, CSE/CE Standard Yes, Variable Shades 9-13, Adjustable Sensitivity Yes, Auto Darkening Yes, Power Supply Solar cell, battery, Switch time sec. 1/25,000, View Area W x H in. 3 3/4 x 2 7/16, Grind Mode Yes, Adjustable Fit Yes. 9-13 variable shades with super fast 1/25,000 second reaction time Delay time control and sensitivity control to maximize protection Unique construction conveniently keeps all of the control knobs on the outside of the helmet for easy adjustments without having to remove the helmet 4 arc sensors are built in for superior performance High quality LCD allows for clearer viewing of the welding object and your surroundings 4-point adjustable ratcheting headgear with replaceable sweatband for maximum comfort Includes replaceable CR2450 lithium battery and solar-powered cell Replacement headgear Item# 48946 and 6-pc. replacement lens kit Item# 48744 sold separately

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