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Gys protective glass 116.1 x 89.5 (5 pieces)

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285GY040779
EAN
3154020040779
€ 6.50 incl. VAT € 5.37 excl. VAT
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Article number
285GY040779
EAN
3154020040779
Availability
2 left in Lanaken

Description

You can find the Gys protective lens 116.1 x 89.5 (5 pcs) at Proffix under Head protection accessories.

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Article number 285GY040779, EAN 3154020040779. Unsure about the right size or version? Call us on +32 (0)89 41 12 90, we are happy to help.

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What you need to know about protective lenses for a welding helmet

A GYS protective lens 116x89 is a transparent cover lens placed in front of the actual welding filter in a welding helmet or welding mask. It protects the expensive welding lens against spatter, scratches and dirt. At Proffix you will find the 116.1 x 89.5 mm protective lens in a set of 5 pieces, in the head protection accessories category.

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Because these lenses are designed to wear out, it is useful to keep a few in stock. That way you can quickly replace a damaged lens and keep your vision clear while working.

What do you use a GYS protective lens 116x89 for?

During welding, weld spatter and grinding debris fly around and can burn onto the filter lens. A cover lens catches this, so the welding filter itself stays clean and undamaged. If the protective lens is scratched or covered in spatter, remove it and fit a new one. This is more economical than replacing the entire welding lens.

Does this lens fit your welding helmet?

When choosing, pay particular attention to the dimensions. This protective lens measures 116.1 x 89.5 mm, so your welding helmet must have a slot or holder for this size. Check the dimensions in your helmet's manual or measure the existing lens. If you are unsure whether it fits your helmet, please contact Proffix before ordering.

When should you replace a protective lens?

Replace the lens as soon as your vision becomes less clear, there is a lot of spatter on it, or scratches and cracks have appeared. A dirty or damaged cover lens tires the eyes and makes precise work harder. By replacing the protective lens in time, the welding filter behind it stays in good condition for longer.

More head protection accessories

Besides this protective lens, Proffix has more parts and accessories for welding helmets, such as spare welding lenses and cover lenses. You can find them in the head protection accessories category within protection and safety.

Frequently asked questions

How many protective lenses are in a pack?

A pack contains 5 pieces, with a size of 116.1 x 89.5 mm.

Is a protective lens the same as a welding lens?

No. The protective lens is a transparent cover lens that protects the welding filter. The welding lens or welding filter provides the darkening during welding itself.

How do I know if this lens fits my welding helmet?

Compare the dimensions with the lens currently in your helmet or check the helmet's manual. If in doubt, you can contact Proffix.