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Honeywell Fibre-Metal passive welding helmets are used in welding & cutting processes, metal fabrication, construction, automotive repair, shipbuilding, pipeline work and maintenance & repair tasks that require protection from welding arcs and UV / IR radiation.
Style | Model | Color | Material | Price | |
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A | 5906BK | Black | Thermoplastic | £114.85 | |
B | 5906GY | Gray | Thermoplastic | £109.07 | |
C | 906GY | Gray | Thermoplastic | £107.49 | |
D | 110PWE | White | Fiberglass | £117.39 |
According to the American Welding Society (AWS), these shade 10 helmets are suitable for 100 - 200A plasma cutting applications.
To maintain a passive welding helmet, you should regularly clean the exterior shell and lens filter. Use a soft cloth or sponge with mild soap and water to remove dirt, dust or debris from the helmet's surface. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or rough materials that could scratch the lens. Additionally, inspect the helmet periodically for any signs of damage and replace worn-out parts as needed.
Yes, passive welding helmets can be used for overhead welding. However, working in an overhead position may require additional neck strength and stability to keep the helmet in the proper position and ensure adequate protection.