Welding Lenses
Sacramento Sparks Reno Welding Supply
When you are viewing your work through a lens on a helmet it is important to make sure you are using the right one. You want to be safe but also want to be able to see your work clearly. It is easy to take off your helmet when doing something simple like grinding but experts say you should always wear a helmet with the proper lens to protect your eyes. Today we are going to highlight two of the best lenses on the market that are easy to keep on while on the job.
The Lincoln Auto Darkening Welding Lenses are a great option because they deliver crystal clear images so you can easily see everything you are working on. These Welding lenses eliminate eye strain and when you eliminate eye strain you actually relieve your neck muscles as well. This lens is designed with a liquid crystal lens that broadens the range of color hues in the lens. This increased color range is evident in the light state as well as the dark state. These lenses provide clearer images and less strain and shadows. With this Lincoln product you will be able to do more precise work and get it done much quicker!
The Miller Electric 2×4 Auto-Darkening Welding Lens is also a great option. You cannot go wrong with any Miller Electric product. This lens has one of the most enhanced clarity features that is available on the market. This lens has two independent arc sensors so it always darkens to the fullest extent when it needs to. With these lenses there will be less time delay between light interaction and the darkening or lightening of the lens. These lenses will automatically determine when you have not been active for a period of time and will shut down. Although this product only comes in one shade it is worth is because of it’s fast transformation of darkening and lightening and it does not darken when torching or grinding.
If you want a reliable and safe welding brand you cannot go wrong with Lincoln or Miller. They are the best of the best and their products almost never fail. If you are looking for a solid lens choose one of these as they are simply better than any others out there.
For more information on welding please feel free to reach out to us here at Harris Gas.
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