Jackson Safety
Jackson Safety Passive Welding Helmet HSL 2 Shade 10 Black
Passive welding helmet with fixed shade 10 lens, extended front for neck protection and narrow shell for tight spaces
- Color/FinishBlack
- TypeNew
- Fixed shade 10 lens protects against intense arc light
- Extended front design increases neck protection during use
- Narrow shell allows work in tight confined spaces
- Ratchet suspension adjustment ensures secure comfortable fit
- Meets ANSI Z87.1 2010 and CSA safety standards
Fixed-shade helmet for arc welding
The Jackson Safety HSL 2 is a passive welding helmet with a fixed shade 10 lens, designed for arc welding tasks where a single darkness level is sufficient. Its narrow polycarbonate shell fits tight workspaces, while an extended front adds neck coverage against spatter and slag.
Ratchet suspension and fixed lens
A ratchet-adjustable suspension lets the wearer tighten or loosen the fit quickly without removing gloves. The helmet ships with no grind mode, no auto-darkening electronics, and no replaceable lens kit included, so the shade 10 polycarbonate filter remains the only viewing option.
ANSI Z87.1 2010 and CSA limits
The helmet meets ANSI Z87.1 2010 and CSA standards for impact and optical performance, but the fixed shade prevents use on lower-amperage processes that require a lighter filter. The 2 in x 4.25 in viewing area and zero arc sensors mean the operator must nod the helmet down before striking an arc.
Highlights
- Fixed shade 10 lens protects against intense arc light
- Extended front design increases neck protection during use
- Narrow shell allows work in tight confined spaces
- Ratchet suspension adjustment ensures secure comfortable fit
- Meets ANSI Z87.1 2010 and CSA safety standards
Specifications
| Brand | Jackson Safety |
|---|---|
| Color/Finish | Black |
| Type | New |
Questions about this item
How often will the fixed shade 10 lens need replacement?
The passive lens has no batteries or electronics to wear out, so it only needs replacement if the polycarbonate becomes scratched or damaged.
What limits comfort during a full day of welding?
The narrow shell and 2 by 4.25 inch viewing area restrict peripheral vision, which becomes the main comfort limit on long jobs.
Does the helmet get hot or heavy after hours of use?
The lightweight polycarbonate shell and ratchet suspension keep heat buildup and weight low even during extended wear.
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