MAC AFRIC Panoramic View Auto Darkening Welding Helmet

Description

Technical Specifications
Feature
Specification
Viewing Area: 116 x 81 mm (Front), 75 x 58 mm (Sides)
Viewing Angle: 180° Panoramic View
Modes: Welding, Cutting, Grinding, Locking
CE Classification: V1 (1/1/1/1)
Arc Sensors: 4 + 1 (Ambient Light Sensor Included)
Shade State: Manual: W3/4-8/9-13
Auto: W3/7
Switching Time: 1/30,000 Seconds
Sensitivity: Variable (0 – 9 Levels)
Delay Time: 0.04 – 2.0 Seconds
Gradient Function: Yes
Tack Function: Yes
Memory Function: Yes
TrueView+ Technology: Yes
Power Supply: Solar Cell & Replaceable Lithium Battery (2 x CR2450)
Key Features
Panoramic Viewing Area – Large 116 x 81 mm front viewing area and 75 x 58 mm side windows deliver an expansive 180° field of vision for improved awareness and precision.
Multiple Operating Modes – Easily switch between Welding, Cutting, Grinding and Locking modes for versatile workshop applications.
Advanced Auto-Darkening Technology – Features automatic shade adjustment from W3/7Exceptional Optical Clarity – Premium CE V1 (1/1/1/1) classification ensures clear vision with minimal distortion.
Fast Reaction Time – Ultra-fast switching speed of 1/30,000 seconds helps protect eyes from sudden arc flashes.
4+1 Arc Sensor System – Includes four arc sensors plus an ambient light sensor for consistent responsiveness.
Customisable Controls – Adjustable sensitivity (0–9 levels) and delay settings (0.04–2.0 seconds) allow setup to match welding conditions.
Enhanced Welding Functions – Includes Gradient Function, Tack Function and Memory Function for improved workflow efficiency.
TrueView+ Technology – Provides improved colour visibility and enhanced weld pool definition.
Dual Power System – Operates using solar power with replaceable CR2450 lithium batteries for dependable long-term use.
Welding Safety and Technical Guide
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why is my welding helmet screen flashing after a few months of use?
A flashing display can often indicate low battery power. If your welding helmet uses replaceable batteries, try installing fresh batteries first, as battery depletion may affect screen performance over time. If the issue continues after replacing the batteries, inspect the helmet for damage or consult your supplier for further troubleshooting.
Why is an auto-darkening welding helmet important?
An auto-darkening welding helmet automatically adjusts the lens shade when an arc is struck, helping protect your eyes while improving visibility and productivity.
What welding processes can this helmet be used for?
This helmet is suitable for multiple applications including welding, cutting and grinding, making it ideal for workshop, fabrication and maintenance environments.
What does 1/1/1/1 optical clarity mean?
The CE V1 (1/1/1/1) classification represents premium optical quality, providing excellent clarity, minimal distortion and consistent visibility during operation.
Why is fast switching speed important in a welding helmet?
A fast switching speed helps reduce eye strain and exposure to arc flashes by darkening the lens almost instantly when welding begins.
What safety precautions should I take when welding?
Always use suitable PPE including gloves, flame-resistant clothing, safety footwear and respiratory protection where required. Ensure adequate ventilation and keep flammable materials away from the work area.