3 best miller electric welding helmet

Miller 280051 Digital Infinity, Relic, Auto Darkening Welding Helmet

Miler Electric

Based on 71 reviews Check latest price

Product description

Industry’s largest viewing area maximizes visibility – featuring ClearLight Lens Technology

ClearLight Lens Technology
13.4 sq. in. Viewing Area
Redesigned Headgear
Four Arc Sensors
Four Operating Modes

User questions & answers

Question:	What color is the puddle when welding
Answer:	This helmet is a Christmas/January high school graduation present for our grandson, so I don’t know b/c, of course, he doesn’t have the helmet yet.
Question:	Is this a ungrade over the miller elite
Answer:	The digital infinity is statistically a better helmet with more viewing area, tracks usage. But it is also heavier than the elite. If you don't need those 2 options, the elite would be a better choice.
Question:	Does the headgear fit fat heads? I max out my speed glass headgear
Answer:	yes, this helmet has grind, torch cut, and weld modes.
Question:	Does this come with the bag and spare lens
Answer:	281000 is the black miller elite- it has more options, larger window, and 4 sensors. The 282000 black miller performance smaller window, 3 sensors, fewer options. Both have a 3-year warranty on the lens - As long as there are no external cracks or weld spatter on the lens.

Miller Electric 282000 Digital Performance Auto Darkening Welding Helmet with Clearlight Lens Technology (Black)

Miller Electric

Based on 73 reviews Check latest price

Product description

Mid-Range Helmet for Most Applications

ClearLight Lens Technology provides extra clarity and contrast
Redesigned Headgear Features additional adjustability settings and enhanced support for better fit and comfort.
Three independent arc sensors provide consistent lens response for obstructed or low amp welding.
Three Operating Modes Weld, Cut, and Grind provide enhanced versatility.
Intuitive design and large push buttons allow user to easily adjust mode and settings.

User questions & answers

Question:	thank you for your help . is there charging before any use
Answer:	Esta referencia de careta no tiene función para pulir (grind), sólo tiene función de oscurecimiento automático.
Question:	Does it have auto on/off or do you have to turn it on
Answer:	The Digital Pro-Hobby helmet has digital (push-button) controls instead of the dial-operated controls seen in the Classic. It also sports a Grinding mode.
Question:	Does it work
Answer:	Miller inside & outside lens
Question:	Can you use this with eye glasses on
Answer:	Different guys will give different answers, but I will steer you straight. I have 15 years experience, and used this hood (little different version) for many years. Welding 6+ hours a day. It is very light which is awesome. The elite is heavy. Viewing area is a non issue. The trend has been to constantly increase window size to the point where now the sppedglas xl has a huge window at the expense of weight and they had to eliminate solar strip to make room so battery lasts only half as long. This has the standard 1.8x3.8 viewing area which is perfectly adequate. I promise you will never think to yourself, I wish i had a hood with a bigger window. It just is not an issue. I know guys say its a hobby helmet as if that's a bad thing, but I'm a professional and loved mine for years.

Welding Helmet, Shade 3 and 8-12, Black

Miller Electric

Based on 312 reviews Check latest price

Product description

' Auto Darkening Welding Helmet, Lens Shade 3, 8-12, Graphics None, Color Black, Plate Height 1-2/5 In., Plate Width 3-3/4 In., Viewing Area 5-1/5 sq. in., Headgear Ratchet, Classic Series, Material Nylon, Grind Mode No, Number of Arc Sensors 2, ADF Controls Analog, Power Source Battery and Solar, Battery Type AAA, Battery Life 2000 hr., Electromagnetic Sensor No, TIG AMP Rating 20A, Switching Speed 1/10, 000 sec. '

Price For: Each Headgear: Ratchet Material: Nylon Features: 1/10, 000 sec. Lens Speed, Sensitivity and Delay Control 0.10 to 1.0 sec., TIG Rating 20A, Auto-On/Auto-Off Power Control Includes: AAA Batteries, Magnifying Lens Holder, Outside and Inside Cover Lenses Grind Mode: No Color: Black Lens Shade: 3, 8-12 Plate Width: 3-3/4" Switching Speed: 1/10, 000 sec.
Viewing Area: 5-1/5 sq. in. TIG AMP Rating: 20A Plate Height: 1-2/5" ADF Controls: Analog Graphics: None Battery Life: 2000 hr. Standards: ANSI Z87.1+2010, CSA Power Source: Battery and Solar Series: Classic Battery Type: AAA Item: Auto Darkening Welding Helmet Electromagnetic Sensor: No Number of Arc Sensors: 2 Country of Origin (subject to change): South Korea

User questions & answers

Question:	Cual es la funcion para grind .y tambien para que se auto obscuresca sin tener que precionarle el botton
Answer:	It has Lithium batteries (2) – with solar assist; up to 3,000 hours of life. The batteries are replaceable but do last for a long time during daily use. I can't remember the battery size but they are those big watch batteries.
Question:	Classic vs Digital Pro-Hobby, What is the big difference between these two
Answer:	Yes the bag is included with this helmet
Question:	Standard clear lens or Miller lens
Answer:	yes it is.
Question:	I weld very frequently as a hobby (not for taxable income) Debating between this and the digital elite. Is viewing area that big of a game changer
Answer:	Red/orange. Clear picture.