🔥 Enhance Welding Safety with the High-performance Lincoln Viking Electric 2X4 C-Series Auto-Darkening Welding Lens Shade 10 KP3778-1 Review

I'm not a handyman, I'm a professional welder with 29 years of experience and I'm here to tell you this is the best damn lens I've ever had.

Didn't work right away. Very disappointed in Lincoln and Harris Welding Supply. I know others who had the same problem. I was online for several days and tried to return it, but I did not receive anything in return. waste of money.

I use these lenses on my field helmet which attaches to my hard hat. It is ideal for welds that will be x-rayed. In pandeking, I weld the tip to the broom, hold the helmet in my hand, and fly. No conventional welding can keep up.

This lens has only been used about 15 times I work in a refinery and power plant and use welders with it at least 10 hours a day I know this Welding lenses out and this one is really good when it works, I have recommended it to everyone but it has cracked, this lens is really brittle. I hope they do some upgrades because I really like this lens it's so clean but cracking within 15 uses is crazy don't buy if you want a reliable lens.

I like that it has quite a faint tint when not on. This will help you see the setting before you strike the arc. It also doesn't require batteries and seems to stay charged even when I keep it in a dark closet. This thing is from a 10 year old $300 Optrel and looks just as good. On the plus side, if a lens fails, you can leave your helmet on and simply replace the lens. It can also be used in a pancake helmet or any other size 2x4.25. The color is fairly clear when welded (no tint). So far, so…

This lens has only been used about 15 times for lens welding and this one is really good when it works I have recommended it to everyone but it cracks , this lens very fragile. I hope they do some upgrades because I really like this lens it's so clean but cracking within 15 uses is crazy don't buy if you want a reliable lens.

These auto tinted Lincoln lenses are a real gem. I've never had auto dark lenses, all mine have been passive, I like silver, gold and my wen lenses. I was looking for a lens for a new welding hood. I'm glad I chose Lincoln. I have never used a transparent lens like this before. It's easy on the eye and I can see the puddle and base metal perfectly. I weld for a living, so that's saying something.

I like that it has quite a faint tint when inactive. This will help you see the setting before you strike the arc. It also doesn't require batteries and seems to stay charged even when I keep it in a dark closet. This thing is from a 10 year old $300 Optrel and looks just as good. On the plus side, if a lens fails, you can leave your helmet on and simply replace the lens. It can also be used in a pancake helmet or any other size 2x4.25. The color is fairly clear when welded (no tint). So far…