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    Optrel E684 Auto Darkening PAPR Silver Welding Helmet, with Hard Hat
    4441.650

    £604.00  EX VAT
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    Discover the uniqueness of the Optrel e684

    The Optrel e684 is the perfect welding protection gear for demanding joining processes of aluminium, chrome-nickel alloys, special metals as well as steel.

    Thanks to the infinitely variable shade range of SL 5 to SL 13, the Optrel e684 is suitable for all electric arc and grinding processes. The Optrel e684 is the welder‘s loyal companion, especially for industry applications such as vehicle & railway construction, agricultural & construction machinery, steel /machinery /tank /vessel /plant construction, pipeline & tube making, as well as shipbuilding and offshore.

    Unlimited possibilities - The e684 provides numerous upgrade options to suit your individual requirements. The options include a powered air purifying respirator, hard hat, neck and head protection or magnifying lenses. As a result, you can effortlessly upgrade the e684 without purchasing a new welding helmet.

    Adaptive Shade Autopilot - Set it and forget it. The adaptive shade level control automatically adjusts the perfect shade level.  An additional sensor that measures the arc intensity makes this autopilot function work. Therefore, you always have control of the appropriate trajectory regardless of which welding parameter is set.  This allows you to stay focused on what matters: Your welding process!

    High definition Viewing - Superior viewing at every angle. Like viewing a high-definition television, the Optrel e684’s special HD lens provides a true colour view to the welder. Its class 1 angular dependency allows welders to see the clearest, crispest view possible, enabling welders to concentrate more accurately on their weld.

    Cooling Helmet Design - Keep cool, even when the heat is on. Reflecting light and heat, the Optrel e684’s special silver helmet keeps the welder’s head cooler by 23% compared to other unpainted helmets. In extreme environments, welders can work longer and be more comfortable long-term.

    Wellness for the eyes - Groundbreaking technology prevents / reduces eye fatigue automatically. Unlike other ADF lenses that rapidly return to light, the Optrel e684’s Twilight ADF Technology restores light more naturally, presenting a smooth eye transition. This exclusive technology reduces eye fatigue on welders continuously welding, enabling them to work longer and safer.

    Better safety and higher productivity! - Take a deep breath.  Using an Optrel PAPR system sustainably reduces the risk of respiratory disorders. The combination with the Optrel e3000 PAPR offers you the highest protection level of TH3. Furthermore, thanks to the variable air distribution inside the helmet, you fatigue much less, so you can stay concentrated longer. Protection and comfort for higher productivity, automatically better welding.

    Daily Multi-purpose use - Darkening levels from 5 to 13 cover all majority of welding applications and with a protection level 4 in its general mode, the welder has a bright and well-lit view of the work-place. This feature predestinates the Optrel e684 for grinding jobs as well.

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