Thank u yes welder I thought my welding days were over b/c I
Thank u yes welder I thought my welding days were over b/c I couldn't see but this helmet saved my bacon I'm absolutely loving it!!!
$20.00
or 4 payments of $5.00 with Klarna
YesWelder magnifying cheater lenses provide better viewing for welding arcs and puddles to increase control for welding. Suitable for protective welding, arc welding, plasma cutting, and other operators.
Durable Polycarbonate design to prevent cracks and improve durability while lowering weight.
Magnifying cheater lenses only add one ounce of weight to the helmet and it will not affect comfort.
Compatible with most YesWelder welding helmets such as L500A, L600A,Q800D, M800H,17800F, 22800F and EH- series, not compatible with W700A, 900B,1980GK,28800G Series.
Material: PC
Diopters: 2.0 and 2.5 magnification available
Lens Size: 2" x 4.25"
Thickness: Approx. 4mm / 0.16 in
2 x Welding Glass Magnifier Lens
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit https://p65warnings.ca.gov.
Free standard shipping on orders over $150 within the contiguous US. Orders typically arrive in 3–5 business days. Expedited shipping options available at checkout.
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Thank u yes welder I thought my welding days were over b/c I couldn't see but this helmet saved my bacon I'm absolutely loving it!!!
These are great to assist in seeing when welding
installed with no problems
Didn¡¯t know there existed. No longer wear my readers under my weld helmet
These fit in well, and there isn't any distortion in the view. Nice to clearly see my welds, again.
Good for us folks who see a little less sharp!!!
If your eyes are getting a little weak these cheater lenses are the answere. My welds instantly improved. Who knew u need to see clearly to lay down a decent weld? No more need to wear readers under welding shield.
Easy to install.
Easy installDidn¡¯t have to fiddle around with my glasses