Jackson Safety
Jackson Safety 14975 HSL 100 Fixed Shade Welding Helmet
Fixed-shade welding helmet with a shade 10 polycarbonate filter, ratchet suspension and extended front for neck protection
- TypeWelding Protection
- Fixed shade 10 filter protects eyes during arc welding
- Polycarbonate shell resists impact and meets ANSI Z87.1 2010 standard
- Extended front design increases neck protection from spatter
- Narrow shell fits tight workspaces for better manoeuvrability
- Ratchet suspension adjusts quickly for a secure, comfortable fit
Jackson Safety HSL 100 Helmet
The Jackson Safety 14975 HSL 100 is a fixed-shade welding helmet built for arc welding tasks. It meets ANSI Z87.1 2010 and CSA certification for impact protection. The polycarbonate shell uses a narrow profile to fit tight workspaces. An extended front section adds extra neck coverage during use.
Welders needing fixed shade 10 protection
This helmet suits operators who work at a consistent amperage and do not need variable darkening. The single shade 10 filter plate is included and magnification is available for close detail. It is not for welders who switch between processes and require auto-darkening or grind mode. Buyers wanting adjustable shade ranges or multiple arc sensors should look at other models.
Included shade 10 filter and ratchet suspension
The package supplies one shade 10 polycarbonate filter plate with a grey lens ready for immediate use. No batteries are required or included because the lens is passive. The ratchet suspension lets the wearer tighten or loosen the fit quickly without tools. These items complete the helmet for standard arc welding applications.
Highlights
- Fixed shade 10 filter protects eyes during arc welding
- Polycarbonate shell resists impact and meets ANSI Z87.1 2010 standard
- Extended front design increases neck protection from spatter
- Narrow shell fits tight workspaces for better manoeuvrability
- Ratchet suspension adjusts quickly for a secure, comfortable fit
Specifications
| Type | Welding Protection |
|---|---|
| Brand | JACKSON SAFETY |
Questions about this item
Do I need to supply my own shade 10 filter plate for the HSL 100 helmet?
The helmet includes one shade 10 filter plate, so no separate purchase is required for standard welding tasks.
Will the fixed shade 10 lens work with my existing auto-darkening helmet for different processes?
This is a fixed shade 10 helmet without grind mode or arc sensors, so it stays dark continuously and cannot switch like an auto-darkening unit.
How can I confirm the HSL 100 meets safety standards after I put it on?
Check that the helmet bears the ANSI Z87.1 2010 and CSA certification markings moulded into the polycarbonate shell.
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