ADJUST THE WELDING HELMET ACCORDING
TO YOUR INDIVIDUAL REQUIREMENTS.
The headband should be adjusted both in
circumference and height.
The angle between face and helmet should
also be adjusted and recommended to be
10°-12°(Fig.1).
1.OPERATION
Adjust helmet’s headband stop to get desired
viewing angle(Fig.2).
(Fig.1)
(Fig.2)
(Fig.3)
Use the ratcheting knob on the headband to
adjust width.
ADJUST HEADBAND AS PER INDIVIDUAL'S
PREFERENCES.
Loosen or tighten the top strap to adjust
headband height, Make sure the helmet is
firmly fit on the head (Fig.3).
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PARTS LIST
• NEVER place the helmet on a hot surface.
• NEVER open or tamper with the filter cartridge.
• Inspect all parts for signs of wear or damage. Any scratched or cracked parts should be
replaced prior to use.
• When stored in extremely cold temperature, the helmet should be warmed up to
ambient temperature before welding.
• SKIN CONTACT ALLERGIC ALERT! Extra protections must be taken if individuals are
allergic to plastic or other materials that his/her skin may be in contact with when using
this product.
• If the symbols of the marking are not common to different parts of the protection equipment,
the lower protection level shall be assigned to the complete protection equipment
5
Helmet Shell
6
Adjustable Knob
1
Front Cover Lens
3
Cartridge
4
Inner Cover Lens
2
Front Lens Retaining Frame
7
Adjustable Headband
• NEVER place the helmet on a hot surface.
• NEVER open or tamper with the filter cartridge.
• Protectors which exhibit broken parts, distortion, or excessive scratches on
the lens, are unsuitable for use and shall not be worn.
Identification of the manufacturer
Number of the standard
MEANING OF THE MARKING FOR EN 175
• Eye and face protectors that have been subject to an impact shall not be used
and shall be discarded and replaced.
• Employees shall make a visual inspection of their protector prior to each use.
Accessories list : 6 front cover lens +1 inner cover lens +1 user manual +1 headgear
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