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Hobart Inventor Series Black Welding Helmet (770890)
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The Hobart inventor series helmets offer a 9.3 square-inch viewing screen, four arc sensors, and grind mode. These are cost-friendly helmets with analog controls, offering variable shades of 9-13 and a shade 3 light state, along with sensitivity and delay controls. The inventor series helmets only weigh 19.7 ounces so you never need to worry about neck strain from a heavy helmet. The auto darkening filter has an "auto-on/off" power control so the lens is triggered at the strike of an arc. These helmets are cheater lens capable, accepting a standard 2 x 4 inch magnifying lens. Includes 3 outside and 2 inside clear cover lens'.
Quick Specs
• Viewing Size: 3.94 x 2.36 inches (9.3 sq inches)
• Shades: Darkened - 9-13 | Light - 3
• Switching Speed: 1/25,000 Second
• Modes: Weld | Grind
• Arc Sensors: 4
• Weight: 19.7 ounces
• Lens Warranty: 2 years
Quick Specs
• Viewing Size: 3.94 x 2.36 inches (9.3 sq inches)
• Shades: Darkened - 9-13 | Light - 3
• Switching Speed: 1/25,000 Second
• Modes: Weld | Grind
• Arc Sensors: 4
• Weight: 19.7 ounces
• Lens Warranty: 2 years
| MPN: | HOB770890 |
|---|---|
| UPC: | 715959665094 |
| Warranty | 2-YEAR |
| Arc Sensors | Sensors 4 |
| Delay Control | 1/25,000 second |
| Digital | Shades Darkened state: #9–13, Light state: #3 |
| Grind Mode | Operating Modes Weld and grind |
| Modes | Operating Modes Weld and grind |
| Reaction Time | Switching Speed 1/25,000 second |
| Sensitivity Control | Shades Darkened state: #9–13, Light state: #3 |
| Viewing Field | Viewing Field 3.94 x 2.36 in. (100 x 60 mm) |
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