How to Pick a Welding Helmet

A New Tool That Makes It Easy

There are so many different auto-darkening welding helmet brands and product options available these days and as a result, selecting a welding mask that’s perfect for you and your specific welding requirements has never been more challenging. If only there was a tool that made this task easy and matched your needs to welding helmets as opposed to making you do all the hard work.

Hold on… There is.

Our new innovative Welding Helmet Selector Tool has completely reversed the process and instead matches your requirements to our range of welding helmets and only displays the masks that match your needs. By answering 10 simple questions about your welding environment, you will be presented with the auto-darkening helmets that fit perfectly with what you are after.

But Then What?

Once you have the welding helmet options that suit your needs, simply click on the “Add to Compare” button to see how the welding masks presented differ from one another. Important features to consider include auto-darkening viewing area, welding lens clarity, switching sensitivity and low amperage settings for TIG welding, as well as compatibility with powered air or supplied air respiratory protection.

Once you know which mask would be best for you, click on the welding helmet reviews to hear from other welders currently using this product. You can then choose to get a quote, ask a question, buy online or find your closest distributor. The whole reversed-process only takes a few minutes and you’ll have all the information you need to upgrade your welding protection today.

Or Maybe You Want To Pick Based On Welding Helmet Features?

If you are more-of-a “feature” person, then simply navigate to our Welding Helmet Feature Page, where you can filter our complete range of shields based on the auto-darkening lens and mask features important to you.

It’s never been easier to pick a welding mask and it all starts with answering one simple question:

Do you want to choose your mask based on Welding Helmet Features or Your Own Personal Welding Needs?