Welding screen 100 black, without filter 751100 3M Speedglas

The 3M™ Speedglas™ series 100 welding screen protects welders from sparks and airborne debris, and the auto-darkening lens protects the eyes from the intense light of MIG, TIG, and stick welding, while providing a clear view of the workspace before, during, and after welding.

Adapt to the job The 3M™ Speedglas™ series 100 welding screens are an excellent choice for beginner and professional welders taking on welding projects during their work. With an optional protective helmet adapter, this essential safety equipment can be easily integrated into industrial operations, providing reliable personal protection and the straightforward functionality that every worker desires. Protection and comfort The auto-darkening lens helps keep the eyes safe from the intense light of MIG, TIG, and stick welding methods, while providing a clear view of the workspace before, during, and after welding.

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FEATURES

Excellent choice for welders starting their careers, manual workers, and DIY enthusiasts

Auto-darkening lens with five adjustable dark shades 8-12 (not applicable to the passive welding screen 3M Speedglas 100)

The auto-darkening lens has three sensitivity settings for customizable switching from light to dark (not applicable to the passive welding screen 3M Speedglas 100)

The optional protective helmet adapter allows integration with head protection

Applications include assembly, fabrication, mechanics, facility maintenance, grinding, machine operations, metal repair, sanding, and welding.

TECHNICAL DATA

APPLICATIONS

Ideal for welding, grinding, processing, and repairing metals.

REGULATIONS

The EN 175 occupational safety standard specifies the safety requirements and testing methods for personal protective equipment (PPE) designed to protect the user's eyes and face during welding processes and similar techniques. Its main objective is to ensure that these protectors, such as welding screens and goggles, provide effective defense against the multiple hazards inherent to these activities, which include harmful optical radiation (intense light, ultraviolet, and infrared), sparks, molten metal splashes, and projected particles. Therefore, it defines the design characteristics, materials, mechanical strength, and optical quality that the equipment must meet.

The addition of ":B" in the designation (EN 175:B) is a symbol of mechanical resistance indicating the level of protection against high-speed impacts. Specifically, the letter B means that the protector has passed medium energy impact tests, implying that the screen or goggles can withstand the impact of a 6 mm diameter steel ball weighing 0.86 g launched at a speed of 120 meters per second (120 m/s). This classification is crucial to ensure that the protector does not break or penetrate when exposed to particle projection occurring during welding, cutting, or grinding, offering a higher level of safety than low-energy impacts (F) or simply increased robustness (S). Compliance with EN 175:B ensures that the equipment is robust and reliable for use in demanding industrial environments.