Delivery includes: ESAB sentinel A60 welding helmet, 2 replacement inner lenses, 4 replacement outer lenses, carry bag, ESAB sentinel branded durag and safety manual. Unlike the typical green filter you’ll find in most welding helmets, the Sentinel has a very clear view with a sharp blue tint overlay. While every color does receive this slightly bluish tint, it’s much better than almost every other welding helmet in the market.

This helmet is made for professionals who work on high-precision welds. The Sentinel A50 offers a crystal clear viewing experience with true-color light transmission.

Technical Specification

Are you searching for a welding helmet that combines cutting-edge technology, exceptional comfort, and uncompromising protection? Look no further than the ESAB Sentinel A60 Welding Helmet. Crafted with the needs of professional welders in mind, this remarkable helmet brings a new level of excellence to your welding experience. However, 3M is well known as a brand that offers industrial-level equipment. Their helmets are meant for heavy-duty welding in everyday environments like manufacturing, marine, and mining. In terms of durability, the 9100 helmets are probably more resilient than the Sentinel. The founder of ESAB discovered the welding process in 1904. Ever since, the brand has been shaping the future of welding and cutting by delivering efficient, high-productivity solutions to customers in the world’s biggest manufacturing industries. Voice-of-customer research is at the heart of the company’s new product development, allowing ESAB to make meaningful improvements that deliver real impacts.

The Sentinel A50 comes with pretty basic accessories. It’s good that they include the three additional front clear lenses. But I wish they added at least one replacement inside cover lens as well. Years of welding have trained you to know exactly what you need in a helmet: crucial comfort, large lens, and next generation technology. Every special operation needs special equipment that gets the job done, and when it comes to your helmet, SENTINEL is worn by the best.Halo Headgear. Ergonomic, infinitely-adjustable 5 point head gear provides extreme comfort and balance. Low-profile design, central pivot point allows for maximum head clearance while helmet is in the up position. The front lens is one of the best things about this helmet, but it can also be a source of frustration.

This may not directly improve your work, but it sure will make you feel great whenever you see your reflection. ESAB really knows how to design their products, and they showed their full abilities with this helmet. Ultra-clear, true-color lens that reduces eye fatigue and helps identify changes and impurities in the arc Built to withstand the rigors of professional welding environments, the Sentinel A60 is a durable companion that will serve you well for years to come. Its rugged shell provides excellent impact resistance, while its high-quality materials offer superior heat resistance, ensuring longevity and protection against sparks, spatter, and debris. Invest in a helmet that stands the test of time. The reengineered auto-darkening filter (ADF) features a new ESAB OpTCS ™ broad-spectrum light control technology from ESAB. This delivers an enhanced True Color view with reduced eye fatigue for the most demanding days on the job. New 0.5 increment shade adjustments give you more precise control of your view. Also, you can experience a light glare visible on the curved lens surface from the inside. This can be problematic if it interferes with your welding view. You can fix this by repositioning yourself or manipulating the light source causing the glare. This doesn’t happen often, but it’s something to expect with any curved lens helmet. Touchscreen – Looks Good but Not Practical

It also features a curved front lens, but it’s not flush with the surface, so it doesn’t scratch as easily. The helmet is ultra-light, but the headgear doesn’t feel as evenly balanced; the weight distribution is not as good, probably because there are so many adjustment points that you need to tinker around until you find the sweet spot. Additionally, the LCD can get damaged. It’s a less robust solution when compared to the standard screen and buttons other helmets use. Review of The Top Features