Protective welding gear designed for clear vision and reliable arc protection during welding and grinding. Comfortable adjustable headband reduces fatigue so workers can stay focused through long shifts. Is the Anesty Welding Helmet the right fit for workshop and site use?
⚡ At a Glance
- • Viewing Area: Large 92.5 x 42.5 mm viewing area with optical rating 1/1/1/2
- • Best for: Construction, automotive and food and beverage manufacturing workshops
- • Not ideal for: Work that requires shade settings outside the DIN 9-13 range
A wide viewing window and high optical clarity reduce visual fatigue. Dual sensors offer automatic darkening to suit ARC, MIG/MAG and TIG welding.
Clearer vision for longer sessions - with a large 92.5 x 42.5 mm viewing area
A generous 92.5 x 42.5 mm viewing aperture combined with an optical index of 1/1/1/2 reduces distortion and improves peripheral visibility. The larger window makes it easier to track the arc and maintain better posture while working.
Improved visibility cuts eye strain during prolonged tasks and helps maintain precise welds. Easier sightlines reduce the need for repeated repositioning while welding or grinding.
Reliable arc protection when sparks fly - thanks to two independent auto-darkening sensors and variable DIN 9-13 shade
Two independent sensors detect the arc and trigger the auto-darkening filter, moving from the light state (DIN4) to the selected working shade between DIN 9 and 13. Sensitivity and delay settings allow tuning for different welding processes and ambient light.
Consistent darkening guards eyes against sudden arc exposure across ARC, MIG/MAG and TIG operations. Adjustable settings suit both rapid bursts and longer welds.
Comfort that keeps work steady - with a balanced adjustable headband and contoured frame
An adjustable, balanced headband stabilises the helmet in both down and lifted positions while contoured frame edges deflect particles and splashes. The headband is designed for a no-slip fit to reduce movement during tasks.
Secure fit reduces neck fatigue and stays in place when lifted for inspection. Comfortable wearing helps maintain concentration on detailed welds.
✨ The 4 Key Reasons for Anesty Welding Helmet
- Auto-darkening sensors - Immediate shade change protects eyes from sudden arc exposure.
- Variable shade DIN 9-13 - Suitable for ARC, MIG and TIG welding at various currents.
- Solar-powered with battery indicator - Keeps helmet ready, avoids frequent battery replacements on site.
- Six replacement lenses and gloves included - Ready to use with spare lenses and protective gloves.
📋 Technical Details at a Glance
- Category: Auto-darkening welding helmet
- Viewing Area: 92.5 x 42.5 mm
- Optical Class: 1/1/1/2
- Sensors: 2 independent shade filter sensors
- Shade Range: Variable DIN 9-13 (light state DIN4)
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does the helmet auto-darken for different welding types?
A: Yes, variable shade DIN 9-13 suits ARC, MIG/MAG and TIG welding, and the sensitivity and delay settings allow adaptation to different tasks.
Q: How large is the viewing area and does it reduce eye fatigue?
A: The viewing area measures 92.5 x 42.5 mm with an optical index of 1/1/1/2, designed to reduce visual distortion and lower visual fatigue during long sessions.
Q: Are replacement lenses and gloves included?
A: Yes, six replacement lenses and a pair of welding gloves are included, and a low battery indicator helps prevent unexpected power loss.
🏆 Our Verdict
The Anesty Welding Helmet suits tradespeople and workshop users who need reliable eye and face protection across ARC, MIG and TIG processes. A large viewing window, dual auto-darkening sensors and variable shade control combine with solar power and spare lenses to deliver practical safety and convenience. Durable construction, flame resistance and included accessories make the helmet a sensible long-term workshop choice that supports regular use.
