Welding Shield Flip Up Lens Type Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-AELE-12925
Jlab Export is a leading Welding Shield Flip Up Lens Type Manufacturer,and suppliers in India
This welding helmet has a lens that flips up, so the welder can lift the dark lens to look at the joint without taking the helmet off. The lightweight shell covers the face and the padded headgear adjusts to each head size. Through the flip-up lens the welder sees an area 95 mm wide and 72 mm high.
Specifications
| Type | Welding helmet with flip-up lens |
| Shell | Lightweight, covers the face |
| Headgear | Padded, fully adjustable for head size |
| Flip-up lens viewing area | 95 mm wide x 72 mm high |
| Size (width x height) | 108 x 83 mm |
| Minimum order quantity | 10 units |
| Dispatch time | Usually 4–6 working days |
| Manufacturer | JLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd), Ambala, India |
Arc Welding Workshop Practice for Trainees
ITI welding trainees begin by striking an arc and running straight beads on mild steel plate with an Arc Welding Machine. They set the electrode at the start of the run with the lens up and drop it before striking the arc. Between runs they lift it again to chip slag with a Chipping Hammer and study the bead.
Later exercises cover butt, lap and fillet joints, where the trainee checks the root and the weld profile between passes with the headgear still on. Welding Leather Gloves and a Welders Apron complete the protective kit for these jobs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why choose a flip-up lens over a fixed lens?
With a fixed lens the welder has to raise the whole helmet to see the work in normal light. Here only the lens flips up, so the shell stays in front of the face while the trainee chips slag, checks a joint or sets the next electrode.
How is it different from an auto-darkening helmet?
This shield has a dark lens that the welder lowers by hand before striking the arc. The Auto Variable Welding Helmet uses photo sensors that darken its filter by themselves when the arc starts, so nothing has to be flipped.
Which lens shade is right for arc welding?
The shade follows the process and the welding current. Heavier currents call for darker shades, and gas welding needs a much lighter filter than arc welding. Use a lens of the shade your welding instructor recommends for the job in hand.
Can one helmet be shared by a class?
Yes. The padded headgear is fully adjustable, so it can be reset for each trainee. Set the band so the helmet sits steady and the lens drops squarely in front of the eyes when lowered.
How should the shield be cleaned and stored?
Wipe dust and spatter off the lens with a soft cloth and look for cracks or pits before each session. Do not weld with a cracked lens. Store the shield dry, away from grinding benches where sparks can pit the lens.
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Last updated: 5 November 2026
