Auto-darkening welding helmet DIN 9-13 with grinding mode

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Auto-darkening welding helmet DIN 9-13 with grinding mode

See the workpiece before, during and after welding, without lifting the helmet. This electronic helmet, adjustable from DIN 9 to 13, darkens automatically when the arc strikes and returns to DIN 4 when you finish, so you can position the torch or electrode precisely and start welding without losing your spot.

It is suitable for MMA, MIG and TIG, and includes a grinding mode with no darkening, so you can switch from welding to cutting or grinding with the angle grinder without taking the helmet off. A complete auto-darkening helmet at a price designed for hobbyists and professionals starting out.

With it you will stop nodding your head to drop the helmet and starting beads blind: the result is cleaner welds and less neck strain at the end of the day.

Main advantages

  • Auto-darkening: switches from DIN 4 to DIN 9-13 when the arc strikes
  • Adjustable shade: from DIN 9 to 13 depending on process and amperage
  • Grinding mode: filter stays light for using the angle grinder
  • Multi-process: suitable for MMA, MIG and TIG
  • Hands-free: position the workpiece without lifting the helmet

What it is used for

  • Stick welding (MMA).
  • MIG/MAG wire welding.
  • TIG welding.
  • Grinding and dressing weld beads.
  • DIY, workshop and maintenance.

Technical specifications

  • Dark shade: DIN 9-13 adjustable
  • Light state: DIN 4
  • Viewing area: 92 x 35 mm
  • Grinding mode: Yes
  • Processes: MMA, MIG and TIG
  • Reference: PE600S

Vetonek tip: before grinding, check that the helmet is in grinding mode; if you leave it in welding mode, the sparks can make the filter darken intermittently. Change the outer cover lens as soon as you see spatter pitting.

Frequently asked questions

Which shade do I need?

Between DIN 9 and 13 depending on the process and amperage: the higher the current, the higher the shade.

What is grinding mode?

It keeps the filter fixed in the light state so you can use the angle grinder with the helmet on, protecting your face from sparks and particles.

Is it suitable for TIG?

Yes, it is suitable for MMA, MIG and TIG.

What is the viewing area?

The viewing area is 92 x 35 mm.

What is the advantage over a fixed-glass shield?

In the light state (DIN 4) you can see the workpiece with the helmet down, so you position the torch precisely and do not have to lift it when striking the arc.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which shade do I need?

Between DIN 9 and 13 depending on the process and amperage: the higher the current, the higher the shade.

What is grinding mode?

It keeps the filter fixed in the light state so you can use the angle grinder with the helmet on, protecting your face from sparks and particles.

Is it suitable for TIG?

Yes, it is suitable for MMA, MIG and TIG.

What is the viewing area?

The viewing area is 92 x 35 mm.

What is the advantage over a fixed-glass shield?

In the light state (DIN 4) you can see the workpiece with the helmet down, so you position the torch precisely and do not have to lift it when striking the arc.