WELDING GOGGLE

Welding goggles, sometimes referred to as oxy-acetylene goggles, are a type of passive welding helmet that provides eye protection during specific welding applications. While not as versatile as a full welding helmet, they offer a more lightweight and lower-cost alternative for certain tasks.

Here’s a breakdown of welding goggles, their applications, and how they differ from welding helmets:

Design and Protection:

• Welding goggles typically consist of a padded headband that holds two round or oval eyepieces containing fixed-shade lenses.
• Similar to passive welding helmets, the shade rating of the lens determines the amount of light filtration, protecting your eyes from harmful ultraviolet (UV) and infrared (IR) radiation generated during welding.
• Shade ratings for welding goggles typically range from DIN 3 (suitable for low-light cutting applications) to DIN 5 (suitable for brazing, soldering, and oxy-fuel cutting).

Applications:

Welding goggles are suitable for specific welding processes that produce lower levels of light and heat compared to arc welding processes. Some examples include:

• Oxy-fuel Cutting: Used for cutting metals using a combination of oxygen and a fuel gas like acetylene or propane.
• Brazing: A joining process that uses a filler metal with a melting point lower than the base metals being joined.
• Soldering: Similar to brazing but uses a filler metal with a much lower melting point.

• Flip design with open-close locking position
• Soft and light weight PVC frame
• Colored inorganic outer glass lens
• Transparent clear inner glass lens
• Packing: poly bag with paper hanger

STOCK NO.	SIZE	QTY./CARTON
45075		100