Westward
Westward 44R230 Auto-Darkening Welding Helmet Shade 6-9/9-13 Blue/White
Auto-darkening welding helmet with shade range 6-9/9-13, lithium-ion battery lasting 2,500 hours, grind mode, and 26 cm width
- TypeWelding Protection
- Auto-darkening lens shifts from shade 6-9 to 9-13
- Lithium-ion CR2450 battery lasts 2500 hours
- Five-point headgear with removable sweatband fits securely
- Grind mode lets you switch tasks without removing helmet
- EN379 1/1/1/2 rating confirms optical quality
Welding Helmet with Adjustable Shade Range
The Westward 44R230 is an auto-darkening welding helmet offering a shade range of 6-9 and 9-13. It features analog ADF controls, a grind mode, and a low battery alarm for reliable operation during welding tasks.
Suits welders needing grind mode and adjustable fit
Grind mode and a test button let the user verify the auto-darkening lens is darkening properly. A five-point adjustment headgear with a removable sweatband provides a secure fit, while the nylon helmet shell weighs 26 cm wide.
Deciding spec: EN379 1/1/1/2 optical classification
This rating confirms high optical clarity across four categories, helping the buyer confirm the lens quality meets professional standards for consistent visibility and protection.
Highlights
- Auto-darkening lens shifts from shade 6-9 to 9-13
- Lithium-ion CR2450 battery lasts 2500 hours
- Five-point headgear with removable sweatband fits securely
- Grind mode lets you switch tasks without removing helmet
- EN379 1/1/1/2 rating confirms optical quality
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Protection |
Questions about this item
How do I confirm the auto-darkening filter is working after putting the helmet on?
Press the test button on the helmet to verify the lens darkens correctly.
What items come with the 44R230 helmet and what must I purchase separately?
The package includes an extra front cover lens; the CR2450 lithium-ion battery is already installed and rated for 2,500 hours.
Which shade range should I select between 6-9 and 9-13 for my welding tasks?
Choose 6-9 for lower-amperage work such as TIG; choose 9-13 for higher-amperage processes like MIG or stick welding.
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