ESAB 0700000800 Low Profile Resistance Infinitely Adjustable Review

Excellent mask, excellent visibility, for different tasks (electric welding, plasma cutting, etc. ) you can set your own settings and save them in memory, then just select the desired mode, and not reconfigure each time.

For a 12-hour shift on stainless steel welding, the eyes do not get tired with an impulse. Visibility is good. I am very pleased with the mask. Very light.

Has some pros: The mask is very comfortable, sits well on the head, you almost do not feel With its cons: The upper part can be made a little higher, sometimes sparks fly

It would be better instead of the Grind button (grinding / cutting off in a welding mask? At 4 DIN? What a whim?) they made 2 buttons - "+" and "-" for dimming. As a result - the filter is 5, the convenience is 2. The sensations from the mask are ambivalent. Pros: The filter is excellent. Responds even to the HF impulse that ignites the arc during TIG, as a result, the eyes are completely protected. Comfortable headband. Appearance is chic. Got cons: Problems begin when you start to actively…

I worked in this mask, everything is fine, I won’t buy it just because of the price, your greed knows no bounds! Gentlemen, who doesn’t know from newcomers, Fubag has a color display, grinding mode, and a large light filter 110x90 mm. costs 20 thousand. Their marketing screwed up . Well, yes, the design is not Sub-Zero, Fubag has a standard mask shape, but this is not a minus)

Great helmet! - I'm new to welding and want to save money while doing it. I tried a cheaper helmet and it broke after three days of training. The part that broke was when you flipped the helmet over and it snapped into place. both sides were broken. So I got a refund and bought this helmet. I know this helmet can be a bit pricey but let me say that from the start. worth the price. I love the comfort of how it sits on my bald head. Rear adjusters for a snug fit, external side adjusters for…

So after 10+ months of using Sentinel I have to say this is a great welding helmet. but it happens, it's okay, I still have a yellow tag and a clean one of the 4 (2/2) that came with it, still in the box after 10 months of use at the aluminum foundry. For a long time. Performance and fit 5 stars. Easily adjustable with a strap that holds your head in all positions. normal and will hit anywhere if you crawl somewhere where the welding is. The electronics are easy to set up and understand. Just…

I spent a lot of time shopping when looking for a new hood. I chose this one and am happy with it. I weld thin stainless steel 10 hours a day 90% with the hood down. If you're considering this hood, I'd say take the plunge. Advantages; looks cute with slightly heavier weight, strong hard shell, cons; If you're not welding directly onto what you're welding (quick motion, no need to turn your head) you'll get flare because the lens is curved. I believe this applies to all curved lenses. It's okay

If you've never had a 'good' welding helmet, now is the time. Buy this helmet and your welds will automatically improve by at least 700%. This helmet is so comfortable for me in any position that I sometimes forget it's there, I even caught myself trying to flick it down to tie it but it didn't. my head. I switched from an old tattered car helmet to this one and it's like welding in HD. I used to have to glow with halogen lights when working to see where I was going with a weld. Now I'm looking

I've been using this hood for a few months now. I use it every day for work. I have to say this is hands down the best hood for the money. I've had high-end Miller cars with an XL window that cost around $500 and didn't have as many features as the A50. The best feature is the ESAB 5 point headgear system. This really keeps the hood on your head even when pulled up and the headband is very comfortable. Far better than any Miller hood I've tried. You can also adjust how far or close it is to the