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Halo X Yellow Flame Pro Variable Welding Helmet - Jackson Safety

Part #: 3013587

The Jackson Safety 3013587 Halo X Yellow Flame Pro Variable Welding Helmet is engineered for professional technicians and mechanics requiring reliable eye and face protection during welding operations. This helmet combines a sleek, balanced design with robust construction to enhance user comfort and productivity in demanding industrial and automotive environments. Its high-impact, seamless graphic design and balanced weight reduce the "top-heavy" effect, ensuring comfort throughout the workday.

Key Features

  • Extreme Lightweight Shell: Weighing only 6 oz., the helmet's design significantly reduces neck strain and fatigue during prolonged use.
  • Hydraflex™ Shell: Constructed from a Hydraflex™ shell for ultimate flexibility and durability, designed to withstand impacts in harsh work settings.
  • Ergonomic Design: A balanced weight distribution minimizes the "top-heavy" effect, contributing to overall comfort and reduced tension, which is crucial for professional users.
  • Duralogic™ High Index Metallic Paint: Offers a distinct, professional appearance while providing an additional layer of protection to the shell.
  • Safety Cap Attachment: Easily integrates with standard safety caps for comprehensive head protection on job sites.
  • Snap-Shut Clamshell: Features a convenient snap-shut easy-view clamshell with a handle for easy transport and organized storage.

Applications

This variable welding helmet is suitable for a wide range of professional applications, including automotive repair, heavy equipment maintenance, industrial fabrication, and general metalworking. Its durable construction and ergonomic design make it a practical choice for tasks requiring consistent, high-quality welding protection in various professional environments.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Jackson Safety
  • Model Number: 3013587
  • Weight: 6 oz. (shell design)

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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 16 January, 2008.