Lincoln Viking 2450 Heavy Metal Welding Helmet (K3029-4)
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Viking 2450 Series
The new & improved Viking 2450, our lightweight premium helmet series, offers an excellent blend of optics, comfort & versatility.
Industry Leading Optics
- 4C Lens Technology - Broadens the color range & hues which can be seen in both light and dark states. This eliminates imperfections and color saturation to create the clearest view of the base material, arc & puddle
- Perfect 1/1/1/1 Optical Clarity - This rating is determined by measuring blurriness, distortion, shade consistency and angle uniformity of the auto-darkening welding lens
- Extra Large Viewing Area - The 9.3 square inch auto darkening lens provides a large field of view to increase versatility and operator control
X6 Headgear
Low Profile External Grind Control
- Premium Optics - 4C Lens Technology, 1/1/1/1 Optical Clarity and large 9.3 sq. inch viewing area
- All Day Comfort - Innovative X6 Headgear distributes weight, reduces pressure and optimizes balance
- Increased Productivity - External low profile grind control
- Professional Versatility - Optimized performance for all welding/cutting processes & enviroments
- 3 year hassle free warranty
- Comes with helmet bag, bandana, 5 outside cover lenses, 2 inside cover lenses and sticker sheet.
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