Electroweld has a wide range of helmet lenses for use in a variety of welding and cutting applications. Our helmet lenses are designed to provide optimal protection while offering superior visibility and clarity. You can check an example here.
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$105.95 – $199.95
If you need welding helmet lens replacement, Electroweld has a wide selection of replacement lenses. Our lenses come in many shapes and sizes, so you can find the right fit for your welding helmet. We also offer specially tinted lenses that help reduce glare and protect against harmful UV rays.
All our lenses are designed to provide clear vision while protecting your eyes from the intense heat and light generated during welding. Whether you’re looking for a single lens or a complete set of lenses, you can find it here at Electroweld.
Electroweld offers a wide range of lenses for welding helmets designed to maximize vision and eye protection. We offer clear, smoke, green #2, gold I-V, and amber lenses in various sizes and styles. All of our lenses feature anti-fog technology to ensure unobstructed vision and are designed to eliminate ultraviolet and infrared radiation while still allowing visible light to be seen safely. Additionally, we offer pre-staged auto-darkening filters which switch from light to dark in milliseconds as soon as the arc start
Measuring the size of a welding helmet lens is relatively straightforward. First, find the centre of your lens and measure from the centre point in both horizontal and vertical directions. Those measurements will tell you the approximate height and width of your lens. To get more precise measurements, you can use callipers or a ruler. Finally, keep in mind that welding helmets come in different sizes, typically ranging from 2” x 4” to 3¼” x 5½”.
Yes, Electroweld welding lens shields are designed to be shatterproof. They’re made of a durable acrylic material that’s designed to withstand the temperatures and conditions of a welding environment. Additionally, they come with an anti-fog coating and integrated UV/IR protection to ensure that your eyes are protected while you work.
Replacing your welding helmet lens depends on the frequency and severity of your welding projects. If you are an occasional user and rarely weld, then a lens replacement every 1-2 years should suffice. For more frequent users, we recommend replacing the lens every 6-12 months to ensure maximum safety and protection.
The lenses used in welding helmets are usually designed to be compatible with different brands of welding helmets. However, it is important to check the compatibility before purchasing a lens for your welding helmet as different brands may vary in size, fitment, and compatibility.
