HW100, HW200 Auto-Darkening Filter Welding Helmets -- Occupational Health & Safety

Honeywell Safety Products

HW100, HW200 Auto-Darkening Filter Welding Helmets

Honeywell Safety Products introduced the new HW100 and HW200 auto-darkening-filter welding helmets with shade 9-13 protection. The helmets’ innovative design combines the safety and performance of high-quality ADF filters with a sleek, lightweight helmet shell for superior comfort and increased productivity. With a light state of Shade 3 on the HW100 or Shade 4 on the HW200, these welding helmets offer a clear view of the work area during set-up, as well as pre- and post-fabrication activities.

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