-
-
-
800-243-6624
M-F 7:30am - 7pm EST - 1-800-345-7819
- Live Chat
- help@seton.com
- Request a Quote
- Request a Catalog
-
Welding Helmets
Face protection equipment for welding and other hot works
Welding helmets are the proper safety equipment for face protection when performing welding. Besides protecting the eyes against the radiant energy produced by welding, these full face helmets also protect the face against sparks. As such, welding helmets can also be used for protection against the sparks caused by grinding, cutting and other hot works. Welding helmets are also a component of the recommended safety equipment for hot work protection by OSHA.
-
Jackson Safety Shadow® Welding Helmets
This welding helmet's narrow shell design is ideal for working in tight spaces -
Solar Auto-Darkening Welding Helmet
Solar auto-darkening shade 10 helmet face shield guards against dangerous sparks and damaging light. -
Phantom Welding Helmet And Replacement Plate
Phantom welding helmets and face shields guard against dangerous sparks and damaging light. -
Jackson® Safety Shadow® Welding Helmets
Lightweight, comfortable and features an extended front, which increases throat protection against sparks, slag, and fumes -
Jackson Safety Ultra-Light Welding Helmets
Welding helmets feature a durable, washable thermoplastic shell -
Tillman™ Side Split Cowhide Helmet Bib 567
Leather bib protects neck from flying debris -
Infra-Guard Welding Helmet
Infra-guard shade 5 face-shield guards against dangerous sparks and damaging light. -
Jackson Safety EQC® Series Welding Helmets
Welding helmets with NexGen™ EQC® feature (4) sensors in a staggered design and soft touch controls
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requires workers engaging in welding, gas cutting and other hot works use face protection equipment capable protecting against typical hazards like flying sparks, radiant energy and spatter. For this purpose, the safety agency recommends the use of welding helmets. Welding helmets typically provide full face protection effectively negating the hazards that come with welding. However, it should also be remembered to also wear other types of personal protective equipment such as welding gloves, welding aprons, welder's caps, safety shoes and other safety gear when performing this type of task.
