November 28, 2016
November 28, 2016 - PRESSADVANTAGE -
WeldingHelmet offers reviews and descriptions of a range of welding helmets in the marketplace. The blog and website also describes the history of the product.
WeldingHelmet HQ and Ralf Jones are pleased to announce the release of the list of top welding helmets in various categories. The site describes the best auto darkening welding helmet options, as well as the top budget helmets priced under $100. The top picks in each category are described in a detailed review. The rating factors which made up the ranking decision are listed in support of the selections made by the reviewers.
According to a spokesperson for the website, “There are several reasons why wearing a top quality helmet is important. Whether you are a professional welder by trade, or a hobbyist, protective headgear is important to protect the eyes,m as well as the skin of the head and neck from becoming harmed by the light and the sparks which are associated with welding. The headgear also protects against harmful radiation arising from the welding process.”
The welding helmets introduced as early as 1937 had faults which were largely alleviated by the auto-darkening variety of helmets which came into the marketplace in 1981. The earliest models were replaced by helmets with LCD shutters that sense the intensity of the light and provide darkening based on the intensity of the light.
The top three picks in the category of automatic darkening welding helmets include the Jackson Safety W70 BH3, the Lincoln Electric Viking 3350 and the 3M Speedglas Welding Helmet 9100. For each of the helmets a full review by the website reviewers is offered, along with many customer reviews. The customer reviews come from product pages at Amazon.com, which also provides full descriptions of the products. Information about prices, shipping and guarantees if any are available at the product website.
The website review is provided by site owner Ralf Jones. It offers links for price checks and images of the various features of each of the helmets.
Learn more details about the site by visiting them at http://weldinghelmethq.com/.
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