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Lincoln Electric 2X4C - Auto-Darkening Welding Lens - Shade 9
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Lincoln Electric 2X4C - Auto-Darkening Welding Lens Features
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Premium Optics – The 1840 Series welding helmets feature the exclusive 4C lens technology, which creates a crystal clear, true color view of the arc and puddle. This enhances your control and increases weld quality, while reducing eye strain. Additionally, the 1840 Series lens has a 1/1/1/1 optical clarity rating, which showcases the absence of common lens imperfections, such as blurriness and distortion, while also providing consistent brightness and performance at an angle.
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Compatibility and Durability – Cartridge dimensions allow for compatibility with most pipeline and pancake style helmets, and can also be used with a cheater lens on certain style helmets. A durable, high-temperature housing reduces lens failures due to heat exposure.
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Long Service Life – Replaceable batteries can extend the overall usage life of the lens cartridge, and the lens itself is solar rechargeable, utilizing light to lengthen battery life. When the batteries reach the end of their life, a low battery LED conveniently indicates battery life status.
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2 Year Warranty – Comes with a hassle-free 2 year warranty from date of purchase to protect your investment
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Shade 9 dark state and shade 3 light state
About Lincoln Electric 2X4C - Auto-Darkening Welding Lens
2x4C Series Auto-Darkening Lenses which feature 4C® lens technology for a full color, clear view of the arc & puddle. The innovative auto-darkening lenses are available in variable and fixed shades and measure 2” x 4.25” in size. These are compatible with most pancake & pipeliner helmets; commonly used in the energy and construction market segments.
