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180º panoramic auto-darkening welding helmet with triple view

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180º panoramic auto-darkening welding helmet with triple view

Seeing the weld pool clearly while also seeing what is happening to the sides is what makes the difference on structures, in corners and in awkward positions. This triple-view auto-darkening helmet adds two side viewers to the central filter to give a 180º panoramic field of vision without having to turn your head.

The filter darkens in 1/15000 s when it detects the arc thanks to its 4 sensors, with two shade ranges (DIN 5-9 and 9-13) and low, medium or high sensitivity. It runs on solar power and is available in red or yellow.

✅ Main advantages

  • 180º panoramic view: side viewers to keep an eye on your surroundings without lifting the helmet.
  • Darkening in 1/15000 s: the filter reacts when the arc strikes and protects from the very first instant.
  • Two shade ranges: DIN 5-9 for cutting and light work, DIN 9-13 for welding.
  • 4 arc sensors: reliable detection even when the torch is partly obscured.
  • Optical class 1/1/1/1: sharp, distortion-free vision all day long.
  • UV/IR protection DIN 16: permanent filtering of ultraviolet and infrared radiation.

🏗️ What it is used for

  • MMA stick, MIG/MAG and TIG welding (above 2 A).
  • Boilermaking, structural steelwork and assembly in difficult positions.
  • Maintenance and repair workshops where you need to keep an eye on your surroundings.
  • Professional and hobby welders looking for a wider field of vision.

📋 Technical specifications

  • Type: adjustable auto-darkening helmet with triple view
  • Field of vision: 180º panoramic
  • Switching time: 1/15000 s
  • Dark shade: DIN 5-9 / 9-13
  • Sensitivity: low / medium / high
  • Arc sensors: 4
  • TIG amperage: above 2 A
  • Optical class: 1/1/1/1
  • UV/IR protection: DIN 16
  • Power supply: solar
  • Inner lens: 101 x 68 mm
  • Outer lens: 400 x 115 mm
  • Operating temperature: from -5 ºC to +55 ºC
  • Processes: MMA, MIG/MAG and TIG
  • Colours: red or yellow

💡 Pro tip: change the outer cover lens as soon as you see spatter pitting: a scratched cover lens forces you to raise the sensitivity and tires your eyes. We stock replacement outer and inner cover lenses for this helmet.

Frequently asked questions

What is the advantage of triple view?

The two side viewers widen the field of vision to 180º, so you can see the workpiece, the torch and your surroundings without lifting the helmet.

Which shade should I use?

The DIN 9-13 range is the usual one for welding; 5-9 is used for plasma cutting or low-intensity welding. As a rule, the higher the amperage, the higher the shade.

Does it need batteries?

The manufacturer's data sheet states solar power.

Is it suitable for TIG?

Yes, it detects TIG arcs above 2 A and is also suitable for MMA and MIG/MAG.

What is the difference between the red and yellow models?

Only the colour of the shell; the technical specifications are the same.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the advantage of triple view?

The two side viewers widen the field of vision to 180º, so you can see the workpiece, the torch and your surroundings without lifting the helmet.

Which shade should I use?

The DIN 9-13 range is the usual one for welding; 5-9 is used for plasma cutting or low-intensity welding. As a rule, the higher the amperage, the higher the shade.

Does it need batteries?

The manufacturer's data sheet states solar power.

Is it suitable for TIG?

Yes, it detects TIG arcs above 2 A and is also suitable for MMA and MIG/MAG.

What is the difference between the red and yellow models?

Only the colour of the shell; the technical specifications are the same.