Automatic dimming for comfortable working
Automatic welding helmets react to the arc produced during welding and automatically darken the field of vision. In the current model from Fritz Göbel, for example, the switch takes place within 1/15,000 of a second; the shade can be adjusted between DIN 9 and DIN 13.
Fritz Göbel supplies automatic welding helmets and matching accessories for a range of welding tasks. The current model features an automatic shading filter with adjustable protection levels from DIN 9 to DIN 13 and is suitable for, amongst other things, electrode, MIG, MAG and TIG welding, as well as plasma applications.
Matching accessories are available for Fritz Göbel’s welding helmets. For the latest models, for example, inner and outer visors are available separately.
The welding processes supported depend on the specific model. Fritz Göbel’s latest automatic welding helmet, for example, is suitable for electrode, MIG, MAG and TIG welding, as well as plasma welding and plasma cutting.
Automatic welding helmets use sensors to detect the developing arc and automatically darken the field of vision. In the latest model from Fritz Göbel, the switch-over takes place within 1/15,000 of a second. The desired level of darkening can be adjusted to suit the specific welding task.
