Westward
Westward 33N556 Auto Dark Welding Helmet Shade 4-13 Black
Auto-darkening welding helmet with adjustable shade 4-13 and EN379 1/1/1/2 optical class
- TypeWelding Protection
- Auto-darkening filter adjusts from shade 4 to 13
- EN379 1/1/1/2 optical classification for clear viewing
- 3,000-hour alkaline AAA battery life
- Compatible Westward suspension part 45M952
- Lightweight black shell for all-day comfort
Westward 33N556 Auto Dark Helmet
The Westward 33N556 is an auto-darkening welding helmet designed for professional and hobbyist welders who need reliable eye protection across multiple processes. It features a variable shade range from 4 to 13 with analog controls for adjustment. The helmet meets EN379 1/1/1/2 optical classification standards for consistent clarity.
Check power and headgear compatibility
Before ordering, verify that you have two AAA alkaline batteries available to power the auto-darkening filter. The unit is rated for approximately 3,000 hours of battery life under normal use. Confirm that your existing Westward headgear matches Grainger part number 45M952 for a secure fit.
Black shell with analog ADF controls
The black helmet shell houses an analog control interface for quick shade changes without digital menus. It ships with a compatible Westward suspension system included for immediate use. The EN379 1/1/1/2 rating indicates solid optical performance for daily welding tasks.
Highlights
- Auto-darkening filter adjusts from shade 4 to 13
- EN379 1/1/1/2 optical classification for clear viewing
- 3,000-hour alkaline AAA battery life
- Compatible Westward suspension part 45M952
- Lightweight black shell for all-day comfort
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Protection |
Questions about this item
What comes in the box and what must be bought separately?
The helmet includes the auto-darkening filter with analog controls and uses two AAA alkaline batteries rated for 3,000 hours. A replacement headgear is available separately under Westward part 45M952.
Which shade range should I choose for my work?
This model covers shade 4 for a light grinding state and shades 9 through 13 for welding, so a single helmet handles both tasks without swapping lenses.
What does the EN379 1/1/1/2 rating mean in daily use?
The 1/1/1/2 classification confirms top optical class, minimal light diffusion, consistent transmittance and reliable angle dependence for clear vision while you work.
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