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1010.100 Optrel Panoramaxx Quattro Black Auto Darkening Welding Helmet, Shade 4 - 13
  • 1010.100 Optrel Panoramaxx Quattro Black Auto Darkening Welding Helmet, Shade 4 - 13
  • 1010.100 Optrel Panoramaxx Quattro Black Auto Darkening Welding Helmet, Shade 4 - 13
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Optrel Panoramaxx Quattro Black Auto Darkening Welding Helmet, Shade 4 - 13
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Optrel Panoramaxx Quattro

Optrel presents the latest in their Panormaxx range, the Quattro welding helmet. These helmets have been developed to protect working environments involving heavy metal construction applications and carrying out work in large amounts of energy and multiple welding positions.  The Quattro welding helmet possesses perfect viewing angles without the need for manual adjustment of the protection level. According to the EN 379 standard, this line of welding helmets creates uninterrupted and fatigue-free results, working with improved performance.

Maxximise your horizon - Six times larger field-of-view compared to standard helmets.  Fully automated shade level adjustment.  True Colour View.  Shade level 3.0 in inactive mode.  New energy concept with Lithium-polymer battery.

So wide. So light. So true colour - You’ve never seen welding this way.  With Panoramaxx, Optrel introduces a never-seen-before world of viewing to the welder. The nose cut-out brings the ADF closer to your eyes. As with eyeglasses, the ADF‘s frame becomes almost invisible to the welder, increasing the field of view by more than six times. Nevertheless, the Panoramaxx is a real lightweight at only 550g.

Panorama field of vision - The Panoramaxx offers a six times larger field of vision than standard welding helmets.

True colour view - A specially developed UV/IR filter allows the realistic colour perception typical of Optrel, bringing colour to the welder’s world.

ShadeTronic - Detection of the arc brightness and fully automatic shade level adjustment from 4 to 12.

Fitted with Optrel's IsoFit Headgear - The Optrel IsoFit® headgear sets a new standard in terms of wearing comfort. It is the only product worldwide that can be adjusted in width, length and height, i.e. three-dimensionally – to any head shape, so the helmet fits "like a glove". Panoramaxx 2.5, Quattro and CLT all come with this headgear as standard.

State-of-the-Art power technology - With its rechargeable power-pack, changing batteries is no longer necessary.

Multi-Sensor Detection - The completely redesigned controls of the 5-sensor array ensure the perfect regulation of the auto-darkening filter. 

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Optrel Welding Helmets FAQs

Answers for buyers choosing a premium auto-darkening helmet, from light state and colour view to lenses, power and care.

What is a low light state and why might it matter to me?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

The light state is how dark the filter looks before the arc strikes. Many auto-darkening filters sit at a fairly dark light state, which can make it hard to position the torch, inspect a weld or grind without lifting the helmet. A filter with a much lighter light state, a number closer to 2 than 4, lets you see the joint more clearly between welds.

That can mean less helmet flipping and less eye strain, especially on fine TIG work or in dim workshops. The benefit is mostly about comfort and accuracy: the filter must still darken fully to the correct protective shade when the arc starts. Check the maker's data plate and manual for the light state and dark shade range.

What does true colour view mean on an auto-darkening filter?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

Standard filters tend to give the work a strong green or yellow tint. A true colour filter is designed to show a more natural colour range, so you can tell the weld pool, heat tint and surrounding metal apart more easily.

It is a feature of the filter design, not a separate safety rating, and makers describe it in their own terms. The protective shade, optical class and UV and infrared protection still matter just as much, so compare those on the data sheet as well. If you do detailed or colour-critical work such as stainless TIG, a more natural view is often appreciated, but it is a comfort and visibility choice rather than a necessity.

What shade range do I need if I weld at high current?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

Heavier work needs a filter that goes darker. Shade tables generally put higher-current welding at the darker end of the scale, and the shade needed rises with the current and varies with the process. Plasma cutting also has its own recommended range.

So if you regularly use high currents, check that the filter's dark range reaches the shade your process and current call for in a recognised shade table, such as the one in your helmet manual. A filter with a narrower range may suit light fabrication but fall short for heavy stick or high-amp TIG. Always work from the shade table in your manual and your own risk assessment.

Should I choose solar power or a replaceable battery?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

Most auto-darkening filters use solar cells, a battery or a combination. Solar cells help keep the filter powered while you work, and a battery can give a backup, which helps in dim conditions or at low arc current.

Whether the battery can be replaced varies by model. A replaceable battery lets you fit a new one when needed, while some filters use a sealed cell that is not designed to be changed, which can limit working life. Check the manual to see how your helmet is powered, whether the battery can be replaced and whether there is a low battery warning. Keep a spare battery to hand if your helmet uses a replaceable type.

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