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Published on 19/08/2025, FranceThe welding cell arrived broken and went in the trash
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Solar-powered auto-darkening welding helmet lens, filter lens tint suitable for all standard welding helmet windows
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Description
Features: Automatic welding lens filter with solar charging and fully automatic dimming function. Complete protection of the process against UV and IR radiation. Highly shock-resistant PP material, easy and safe to use. Solar powered; the power supply can automatically turn on and off. High-transparency filter with high-quality LCD screen and multi-layer optical filter interference protection. Fits the viewing window of most standard welding helmets.
Specifications:
Material: PP+LCD
Color: Black
Brightness: DIN 3
Darkness: DIN 11
UV/IR Protection: 15 levels
Power Supply: Solar cells and lithium battery
Battery: 1 x CR9273V 50mAh lithium battery (included)
On/Off: Fully automatic
Sensitivity (depending on the current level during welding): Adjustable, low/high
Eye Protection: EN3791/2/1
Face Protection: EN175
UV Transmission: 313nm ≤ 0.00006% 365nm ≤ 0.00006%
IR Transmission: 780–1300 nm ≤ 0.003%, 1300–2000 nm ≤ 0.009%
Application: MIG/TIG/argon arc/arc welding/gas welding
Operating Temperature: -5℃–55℃ (23℉–131℉)
Storage Temperature: -20℃–70℃ (-4℉–158℉)
Active Viewing Area: 91 x 31 mm
Solar Battery Area: 31 x 9 mm + 31 x 9 mm
Filter Cassette Size: 108 x 52 x 6 mm / 4.25 x 2.05 x 0.24 inches
Filter case weight: 35g/1.25oz
Package size: 11*5.5*1cm/4.33*2.17*0.39in
Package weight: 36g/1.28oz
Package list:
1*welding lens
Features
- BrandSNQ
- Weight200 g
- MaterialPolypropylene
- ColourBlack
- PPE standardEN175
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