Jackson Safety 47104 Reapers n’ Roses Premium Auto Darkening Welding Helmet, 3/10 Shade, Ultra Lightweight Design
- Jackson Safety 47104 Reapers n’ Roses premium auto darkening welding helmet provides fixed shade protection with variable darkness level from shade 3 to shade 10; features 1/1/1/1 optical clarity, ANSI Z87.1, CE, and CAN/CSA Z94.3 compliance; ultra-lightweight design for reduced fatigue.
- Features:
- Shade range 3/10 auto darkening filter with true color optics to support clear visibility during welding and grinding tasks.
- Large viewing area of 3.94 inches by 2.64 inches with four arc sensors for wide field of view and reliable arc detection.
- 370 Speed Dial ratcheting headgear system that ensures comfortable and secure fit during extended use.
- Power supply via solar plus lithium battery backup for reliable operation and low maintenance.
- Fixed graphics style "Reapers n’ Roses" Blue/White color scheme with extended front protection against sparks and slag.
- Specifications:
- Manufacturer: Jackson Safety
- Part Number: 47104
- Shade Range: 3/10 fixed shade auto darkening filter
- Optical Clarity Rating: 1/1/1/1
- Viewing Area: 3.94 inches by 2.64 inches
- Filter Dimensions: 4.50 inches by 5.25 inches
- Number of Arc Sensors: 4
- Power Supply: Solar with lithium battery backup
- Standards: ANSI Z87.1; CE; CAN/CSA Z94.3
- Shell Weight: approximately 1.26 pounds
- Suspension Type: 370 Speed Dial ratcheting headgear
- The Reapers n’ Roses Premium Auto Darkening Welding Helmet can also be referred to as Jackson Safety 47104 ADF helmet, graphics welding hood shade 3-10, fixed shade auto darkening mask, premium ADF welding gear.
Jackson Safety Reapers n’ Roses helmet delivers pro-level protection with true color optics, stable fixed shade, and graphics finish for both performance and style.
Q: Is the shade adjustable for different welding tasks?
A: No. The shade is fixed at 3/10 in the auto darkening filter, covering common welding and grinding situations.
Q: What safety and compliance certifications does this helmet meet?
A: It meets ANSI Z87.1, CE, and CAN/CSA Z94.3 standards.
Q: How fast does the lens react when the arc is struck?
A: Lens switching speed is approximately 1/20,000 of a second.
