XCEL Air Fed Welding Helmets

Inhaling harmful fumes and battling discomfort shouldn’t be part of the welding experience. XCEL Air Fed Welding Helmets offer a breath of fresh air (literally) with their innovative Powered Air Purifying Respirator (PAPR) systems. These top-of-the-line helmets prioritise welder safety and comfort, featuring industry-leading TH3 certified protection against airborne contaminants. Experience unparalleled clarity and a wider field of view thanks to the revolutionary true-colour ADF technology, minimising eye strain and maximising precision. Crafted with a lightweight, slim design, XCEL Air Fed Welding Helmets reduce neck fatigue during long welding sessions, while the automatic airflow ensures a cool and comfortable welding environment. Don’t settle for anything less than the best – upgrade your protection and elevate your weld with XCEL Air Fed Welding Helmets.

FAQs

What are the benefits of an Air Fed Welding Helmet compared to a standard welding helmet?

XCEL Air Fed Welding Helmets provide superior safety and comfort compared to standard helmets.  Here’s why:

• Safety: These helmets come with a PAPR system, delivering clean air and achieving industry-leading TH3 certification for protection against harmful airborne contaminants like fumes and dust.
• Comfort: The lightweight design minimises neck fatigue, and the automatic airflow keeps you cool during extended welding sessions.

What is the advantage of True-Color ADF Technology?

Traditional ADF (Auto-Darkening Filter) lenses can tint the view significantly. XCEL’s True-Colour ADF offers a more realistic colour representation, reducing eye strain and allowing for better weld precision.

How do I choose the right XCEL Air Fed Welding Helmet for my needs?

XCEL likely offers a range of Air Fed Helmets with varying features. Consider these factors:

• Helmet features: Some models might have additional functionalities like multiple ADF shades or headlamp attachments.
• Budget: Air Fed Helmets tend to be an investment, so choose one that fits your budget without compromising on essential safety features.
• Welding application: The type of welding you do (e.g., MIG, TIG, Stick) may influence the ideal helmet features. Still unsure, consult one of our experts.