Westward
Westward 6VKF5 Auto-Darkening Welding Helmet Black
Auto-darkening welding helmet with shade range 4 to 13, 1/25000 s lens speed and grind mode
- TypeWelding Protection
- Auto-darkening filter switches in 1/25,000 sec for eye protection
- Shade range 4-9-13 covers TIG, MIG and grinding tasks
- EN379 1/1/1/2 rating confirms optical clarity and consistency
- Lithium CR2330 battery delivers up to 3,000 hours of use
- Lightweight 23 cm nylon shell reduces neck strain during long jobs
Auto-Darkening Helmet with Adjustable Shade
The Westward 6VKF5 is an auto-darkening welding helmet finished in black nylon. It offers a shade range of 4 to 13 and carries EN379 classification 1/1/1/2 for optical quality. The lens switches in 1/25,000 second and includes sensitivity plus delay adjustments.
Suits TIG work and grind-mode tasks
Excellent for TIG welding, the helmet also provides a grind mode for preparation work. A CR2330 lithium cell delivers up to 3,000 hours of battery life and the pack ships with batteries included. Buyers who need a wider view than the 23 cm shell provides should look at a different model.
1/25,000-second lens switching speed
The decisive specification is the 1/25,000 second darkening speed combined with the adjustable 4–13 shade range. This response time protects the eyes during high-amperage starts while the variable shade covers multiple processes. If your application demands a faster rating, this helmet will not meet it.
Highlights
- Auto-darkening filter switches in 1/25,000 sec for eye protection
- Shade range 4-9-13 covers TIG, MIG and grinding tasks
- EN379 1/1/1/2 rating confirms optical clarity and consistency
- Lithium CR2330 battery delivers up to 3,000 hours of use
- Lightweight 23 cm nylon shell reduces neck strain during long jobs
Specifications
| Type | Welding Protection |
|---|---|
| Brand | WESTWARD |
Questions about this item
Does the helmet come with batteries and a spare front cover lens, or do I need to order them separately?
The helmet includes one CR2330 lithium-ion battery and one protective front cover lens in the box.
How do I decide between the available shade settings for different welding processes?
The adjustable shade range runs from 4 through 13, so you can dial in a lighter setting for low-amperage TIG and a darker setting for higher-amperage MIG or stick work.
What does the 1/25,000-second lens speed mean for everyday use?
The filter darkens in 1/25,000 of a second, meeting the EN379 1/1/1/2 optical class for consistent protection across TIG, MIG and grinding tasks.
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