Speedglas is a division of 3M a global company that has many irons in the fire. Both 3M and Speedglas are trade marks.
“Performance Made Simple” is the motto they have chosen for their ranges of Speeedglass welding helmets. Claiming bold designs (can’t argue with that), exceptional performance (you would expect no less from this type of product) and affordable value (affordability is in the eye of the buyer of course).
1981 was the year that they produced the very first auto darkening welding filter that was commercially viable. In the last 30 years the company has improved and refined it’s invention. Working closely with professional welders and safety organisations Speedglas has become the worlds leading producer welding helmets.
The entry level Speedglas Welding Helmet 100 delivers outstanding protection, comfort and performance and comes with very distinctive graphic designs. Suitable for all arc welding types including stick, MIG/MAG and TIG. The price makes it an ideal helmet for diy, farmers and other or “low use” users.
3M™ Speedglas™ ADFs lets welders see their work clearly and safely through set-up, during the weld and after without interrupting the work process or the added overhead of manually flipping the face mask or filter. 3M™ Speedglas™ ADF welding helmets make manual electric arc welding, of all kinds, easier, faster and more accurate when compared to traditional passive welding helmets.
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Miller Auto Darkening Welding Helmets
Back in the 1920s, electric arc welding used large, expensive, three-phase motor generators with DC output. Three-phase electricity was normally only available in teh large cities. Therefore the blacksmiths in the rural areas remainedusing the old fashioned hammer and forge to weld metals.
This was changed in 1929 when Niels Miller realised what was needed. A small, affordable arc welder that would work with the type of electricity that was readily available in rural Wisconsin. Miller had no spare money for expensive manufacturing so he used scrap metal sheeting, iron core and copper coil materials to hammer together the first portable welder, in his basement. This was a simple, non-rotating AC welder. Much lighter significantly smaller than the existing DC welders. It was also considerably cheaper.
From those humble beginning and through the challanges of WW2, where the Miller factory worked around the clock to produce arc welders for use in teh shipyards and other manufacturing plants.
Today Miler is one of the leading companies supplying all welding related products including the Miller Auto Darkening Weding Helmets.
You can view some of the top selling Miller Auto Darkening Welding Helmets below. Click on the images to purchase or to get more detailed product information.
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Auto Darkening Welding Helmets | admin April 20, 2011 | Comments (0)
