This helmet can be used with plasma cutting, oxy-fuel cutting, stick, TIG, MIG/MAG and plasma arc welding, as well as grinding. It meets multiple standards: DIN Plus, CE, EN 175, EN 379, EN 166 ...

If you only weld occasionally, you can get an inexpensive auto-darkening welding helmet for around $40 to $50. Spending $60 to $120 will get you a faster, more comfortable helmet, though pros can ...

According to Esab, the helmet can be used for pretty much all main workshop tasks, including oxy-fuel and plasma cutting, MIG, TIG and stick welding, and grinding – for which there is a specific ...