3M? Speedglas? Welding & Safety Helmet 9100XXi MP Air with V-500E SAR

Speedglas released the first auto-darkening welding helmet ever and continues to set the benchmark in professional welding helmet technology.

All Speedglas welding helmets are made in Sweden with every lens still checked by hand.

Head, Eye, Face, Respiratory and Hearing protection.

The safety helmet is made from heat-resistant polycarbonate and conforms to Australian and New Zealand standard AS/NZS1801 for head protection.

Super comfortable face seal follows the contours of both the helmet and the face to provide a positive pressure seal from pollutants. The exclusive airflow pattern evenly distributes filtered air throughout the entire breathing zone of the welder.

A smooth flip-up function reveals a huge 170×100 mm clear grinding visor with 180 degree vision.

Speedglas True-View has literally changed the way welders see, making what you see through the lens appear lighter, more detailed and colourful.

The huge Speedglas 9100XXi lens combined with the Speedglas peripheral SideWindows gives you the largest viewing area available on the market.

Previously hidden peripheral hazards (beams, obstacles and other workers) are now visible through two, shade 5 side lenses (conventional shade 13 protection).

Speedglas welding helmet series 9100 gives the welder the highest possible optical classification (1/1/1) and is compliant with AS/NZS1338.1.

Photo-sensors capable of detecting an arc down to an industry-leading 1 amp with centre sensor for TIG applications.

With shades 3, 5, 8, 9-13 and multiple mode settings you can weld, cut, grind and tack, indoors and outdoors even with a completely hidden arc.

With Auto-On your welding mask is instantly ready to weld; programmed to your last used welding setting.

Compliant with Australian & New Zealand Standard AS/NZS1337.1 (high impact face protection), AS/NZS1338.1 (eye protection), AS/NZS1716 (respiratory protection), AS/NZS1801 (head protection), AS/NZS1270 (hearing protection).

Built-in holder for magnifying lenses makes attaching the lens easier and optimises the position for better vision.

The silver front on a Speedglas auto-darkening welding helmet is not just a design feature, it also reflects heat from the weld keeping you cool and comfortable.

All Speedglas 9100 lenses have custom designed multi-function programmed logic chips that minimise the number of discrete surface-mounted components; leading to improved reliability and longevity.

Speedglas 9100 features a revolving three year warranty. Experience a problem with the helmet in the first three years and your 3 year warranty protection starts again. Speedglas auto helmets are built to last.

The 3M? Versaflo? Supplied Air Regulator (SAR)

Lightweight belt mounted regulator with high airflow rates (170 to 305 litres per minute) makes the V-500E regulator ideal for hot and strenuous welding conditions.

The V-500E compressed air regulator provides a required minimum protection factor of 100+ for mechanically and thermally generated particles and conforms to Australian & New Zealand Standard AS/NZS1716 (respiratory protection).

The exclusive airflow pattern evenly distributes a constant level of filtered air throughout the entire breathing zone of the welder. A diffuser spreads out the airflow pattern for your maximum comfort.

The airline supply (supplied via a compressor) must be of breathable quality meeting the performance standards of AS/NZS1716. Oil, mist, water vapour or non-toxic, unpleasant odours are removed from the compressed air through use of a breathing air filtration system which connects to the V-500E supplied air regulator through a breathable air hose. Please view the brochure for more detailed information or contact AWS.

The Quick Release Swivel (QRS) allows for one handed connection and release. The self-adjusting length means the hose is always kept close to the welder to prevent snagging on surrounding objects.

The 3M V-500E Regulator features an integrated low flow warning whistle and a silencer that reduces the regulator?s noise level to less than 65 dBA ? the equivalent of a typical conversation.