With this one, Antra focused on the comfortability of the welder and durability. Therefore, this is a relatively light helmet. It weighs 2 pounds, to be more precise. This causes no strains or fatigue while wearing it. That’s why you are able to complete longer welding tasks both outside and inside.When you are outside, you can take advantage of the solar cells to power the headgear. Another power option is the lithium replaceable batteries.
To make sure it doesn’t fall off, Antra incorporated a strap headband. What’s more, it’s made to absorb sweat. Not to mention that the polyimide nylon contributes to the helmet’s overall toughness. Because of it, it resists tear and wear.
Many people want to perform multiple jobs with the welding helmet they get. They can do so with this one. It’s equipped with four premium sensors for detecting danger. And can be utilized with different welding applications like arc, TIG, MIG, and plasma. Especially, professionals need this a lot.
Speaking of this, there is an automatic on and off option. Therefore, welders shouldn’t worry about turning it off manually. Once the job is done, it’ll do that by itself. Before it completely shuts down, though, the filter for detecting the arcs stays alive for 10 minutes in the dark surroundings. Also, you can pick from magnifying and cheating lenses. You don’t need to remove the helmet to do this.
Moreover, the automated controls enable you to weld knowing that the right shade is protecting you. This model has variable shades 4/5-9/9-13 for maximizing the security. They are responsible for keeping infrared and UV radiations at bay. Only note that some users had difficulties with the lenses. Apparently, flash entered their eyes occasionally.
Some other specifications are as follows:
Size of the viewing area: 3.86×3.5 inches
Color: Black
Weight: 2 pounds
Adjusting knob for sensitivity
Reaction time: 1/30.000 seconds
Hard hat adapter
Inner covers of lenses