VEVOR
VEVOR CRIUS Series Welding Helmet Yellow Flame Pattern
Auto-darkening welding helmet with a 93 x 43 mm true-color screen, two arc sensors, 1/20000 s response, and adjustable DIN 4/9-13 shade range
- TypeOther Appliances
- Large 93 x 43 mm true-colour view for precise welds
- 1/20000 s auto-darkening with 2 arc sensors protects eyes
- Adjustable DIN 4 grind and DIN 9-13 weld shades
- Adjustable top strap plus width and angle knobs for comfort
- Solar-powered with replaceable CR2032 battery for long life
True Color Viewing Area
The VEVOR CRIUS Series welding helmet is built for welders who need a clear, natural view of the workpiece. Its 93 x 43 mm screen uses true color technology with 1/1/1/1 optical clarity to reduce distortion and eye strain during TIG, MIG and ARC processes. The yellow flame pattern adds visible identification in a busy shop.
Auto Darkening Speed and Shade Range
Two arc sensors trigger a 1/20000 second response, filtering intense light the moment an arc strikes. Adjustable DIN 4 grind mode and DIN 9-13 weld modes cover grinding, cutting and most welding amperages. The fixed sensor count and shade ceiling mean very high-amperage or specialty processes may exceed the helmet's comfortable range.
Upgrade From Fixed Shade Helmets
This helmet replaces passive fixed-shade hoods that require manual flipping and limit visibility before the arc starts. The jump is worth it for anyone who switches frequently between welding and grinding, or who works long shifts where neck fatigue from nodding a heavy helmet matters. It does not suit buyers who need more than two sensors for obstructed arcs or a wider shade range for specialised low-amperage TIG.
Highlights
- Large 93 x 43 mm true-colour view for precise welds
- 1/20000 s auto-darkening with 2 arc sensors protects eyes
- Adjustable DIN 4 grind and DIN 9-13 weld shades
- Adjustable top strap plus width and angle knobs for comfort
- Solar-powered with replaceable CR2032 battery for long life
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 93 x 43 mm viewing area feel cramped compared to my older fixed-shade helmet?
The 93 x 43 mm true-colour screen gives a wider, clearer field of view than most traditional fixed-shade lenses, so you see more of the joint without moving your head.
How can I check the 1/20000 s auto-darkening is actually triggering on every arc strike?
Strike an arc at low amperage; the LCD should snap to the selected DIN 9-13 shade instantly with no visible flicker, confirming both sensors are responding.
Does the box include the CR2032 battery and spare lenses, or do I need to buy them separately?
The package ships with one CR2032 lithium battery already fitted, plus two outer lenses, one inner lens and the user manual — no extra purchases required to start welding.
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