3M Speedglas™ 100V Welding Filter, 93 x 44mm Lens

3M™ Speedglas™ Welding Filter 100V, 750020 is a variable shade auto-darkening welding filter designed for use with 3M™ Speedglas™ Welding Helmet Series 100/100-QR.

Ensure you get the optimum level of protection from your 3M™ Speedglas™ Welding Helmet Series 100/100-QR, with 3M™ Speedglas™ Welding Filter 100V, 750020. Our spare part replaces worn or damaged welding filters. It features variable dark shades 8 through 12, a light shade of 3 and a 44 mm x 93 mm viewing area. Delay settings allow you to extend the dark state for when the weld pool is still cooling and it’s possible to lock-in the light state 3, for example when grinding. For maximum safety and comfort, make it a habit to check your equipment regularly.

• Possible to lock-in the light state shade 3, e.g when grinding
• The delay function allows to set the dark-to-light opening time
• Three sensitivity settings
• The Speedglas auto-darkening welding filter 100V, variable dark shade 8-12

Can safely be used with appropriate welding masks for most welding applications.

There are two main types of welding mask- those that have a fixed-darkness viewing portal, and those that have an auto-darkening viewing portal. Fixed darkness usually have a flip-up face shield, so that you can see normally when you are not welding, and then nod your head to put the mask in place once you are ready to weld.

Auto-darkening helmets use a polarizing filter that automatically prevents harmful flash burn to the user. This has the advantage that the wearer does not have to adjust their helmet for working, saving them time and effort. As they do not need to be adjusted, they reduce the risk of exposure to harmful light.

The main disadvantage of a darkening welding helmet is that they are often more expensive than their fixed-darkness counterparts. It is important to choose the welding mask that is best suited to the job at hand.

There are two main types of welding mask- those that have a fixed-darkness viewing portal, and those that have an auto-darkening viewing portal. Fixed darkness usually have a flip-up face shield, so that you can see normally when you are not welding, and then nod your head to put the mask in place once you are ready to weld.

Auto-darkening helmets use a polarizing filter that automatically prevents harmful flash burn to the user. This has the advantage that the wearer does not have to adjust their helmet for working, saving them time and effort. As they do not need to be adjusted, they reduce the risk of exposure to harmful light.

The main disadvantage of a darkening welding helmet is that they are often more expensive than their fixed-darkness counterparts. It is important to choose the welding mask that is best suited to the job at hand.

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