Forney 55732 Easy Weld Velocity Auto-Darkening Welding Helmet, DIN 9-13, 5.97 Square Inch Viewing Area, 2 Arc Sensors

Forney 55732 Easy Weld Velocity Auto-Darkening Welding Helmet, DIN 9-13, 5.97 Square Inch Viewing Area, 2 Arc Sensors

• Auto-darkening welding helmet for DIYers, hobbyists, novice welders, metalwork artists, farm and ranch work, weekend mechanics, welding students, and small contractors. Adjustable lens controls and headgear accommodate common welding and grinding tasks.
• Features:
  • Lightweight, impact-resistant, fireproof shell with a quick-fit 5-point adjustable geared headband and sweatband.
  • External shade selector combines with internal sensitivity, delay, and grind controls.
  • 1/25,000 second switching speed with TIG operation down to 5A.
  • Meets CE, EN166, EN175, EN379, and ANSI Z87.1 safety standards.
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: Forney
  • Part Number: 55732
  • Series: Easy Weld
  • Style: Velocity
  • Filter Type: Auto-darkening
  • Viewing Area: 5.97 square inches, 3.62" x 1.65"
  • Optical Clarity Rating: 1/1/1/2
  • Variable Shade Range: DIN 9-13
  • Arc Sensors: 2
  • Switching Speed: 1/25,000 second
  • TIG Capability: Down to 5A
  • Power Source: Solar cells with 3V lithium battery
  • Color: Black/green
• The Forney Easy Weld Velocity Welding Helmet can also be referred to as auto-darkening welding helmet, ADF welding helmet, variable shade welding helmet, solar welding helmet, and welding helmet with grind mode.

Forney Industries is a family-owned welding and metalworking company founded in 1932. Its product categories include welding, abrasives, personal protective equipment, and shop tools.

Q: Does the Forney 55732 have a grind mode?
A: Yes. Grind mode is controlled by an internal switch.

Q: What is the variable shade range?
A: The auto-darkening filter provides DIN 9-13 variable shade selection.

Q: Can the Forney 55732 be used for TIG welding?
A: Yes. The auto-darkening filter operates with TIG welding down to 5A.

Q: How quickly does the lens darken?
A: The switching speed is 1/25,000 second.