Welding Lenses
Shop Eagle Vision Welding Lenses
Our Eagle Vision welding lenses were designed by welders, for welders, to provide better visibility when manipulating the weld puddle. These polarized welding lenses are available in a variety of shades to provide optimal visibility for several welding applications, including:
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Shielded Metal Arc Welding (Stick Rod Welding)
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Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG Welding)
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Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (TIG Welding)
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Air Carbon (Arc Gouging)
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Plasma Arc Welding
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Plasma Arc Cutting
Superior Clarity
Our welding hood lenses allow for maximum visibility while protecting the eyes from harmful ultraviolet and infrared lights. They fit perfectly with our Carbon Fiber welding hoods and our Swanga Banga square hoods. At Pipeliners Cloud, we know that you can’t weld what you can’t see, so order your welder lens today and experience the difference!
Innovative Technology
We offer a variety of welding helmet lenses, from variable to polarized to fixed welding lenses. Each lens type offers distinct features for specific conditions and welding preferences:
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Variable Polarized Auto Lens: These lenses feature a self-charging technology that works with shop lights, welding, and sunlight. No batteries required.
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Single Shade Polarized Auto Lens: This type of lens has a special filter to help eliminate intense glare, giving you a clearer view of the weld. Ideal for welders who need crisp visibility in bright or reflective environments.
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Fixed Lens: Fixed welding lenses provide a consistent shade for welders who demand clarity and performance. Available in four different shades, we offer both classic and blue lenses.
For the best welding lenses in the industry, look no further than Pipeliners Cloud.
FAQs
How Often Should I Change My Welding Lenses?
Auto welding lenses should be changed as soon as you notice any type of flashing during welding or if they take too long to get dark. Over time, welding lenses may become discolored or foggy due to exposure to high temperatures. If you notice a significant decrease in visibility or increased distortion when looking through the lens, it's time for a replacement.
How Do You Change Lenses for a Welding Mask?
If your welding hood has a lens that has become damaged or is in need of cleaning, you’ll need to remove the lens. Start by opening the helmet and gently prying open the retaining clip. Once you can access the lens, remove it and inspect it for damage. If you decide that it needs to be replaced, insert the replacement lens into the frame and reattach the retaining clips.
How Do You Clean a Welding Lens?
To clean your welding lens, start by removing it from the welding hood. Next, take a soft cloth or microfiber towel and dip it in a cleaning solution like Windex. Make sure to rub down both sides of the lens until you’ve removed all signs of debris. After cleaning, make sure the lens is completely dry before reassembling it into the welding hood.
How Does an Auto-Darkening Welding Lens Work?
An auto-darkening welding lens is a piece of technology designed to sense bright light and switch to a darker shade as soon as the user starts a weld. This functionality will protect the welder's eyes from the intense brightness of the welding arc while providing clear visibility of the workpiece and welding area when not welding.
What Shade of Lens Should I Use?
The most important indicator when selecting the right shade for welding is making sure you don’t feel like you got "Flash Blinded" after a weld. Flash Blinded feels like when you take a picture and the camera flash blinds you for a few seconds. If this happens, go with a darker shade. I personally recommend an 11 for most welding applications.
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