3M 7010316592 Cover Lens Shade 11 9100 Series 2 Pack

Product Description

The 3M 7010316592 is a shade 11 cover lens designed for use with 3M 9100 Series welding helmets. Built from a combination of nylon and polycarbonate, this inside-mount lens mounts within the helmet shell to protect the auto-darkening filter cartridge from spatter, smoke, and arc debris. At 10.668 inches wide and 2.4 inches tall, it provides full coverage across the optical window. Each package contains two lenses. Welding professionals replace cover lenses regularly to maintain optical clarity and extend the service life of the more expensive filter cartridge behind it.

This cover lens is rated for shade 11, making it appropriate for MIG, TIG, and stick welding processes that generate moderate to high arc intensity. The inside-mount design keeps the lens seated securely against the filter cartridge within the helmet body. It is sold in a two-pack, which supports standard replacement intervals on active job sites. This lens is compatible with all 9100 Series 3M welding helmets.

Key Features

• Shade 11 lens rated for MIG, TIG, and stick welding arc intensities
• Inside-mount design seats flush within the 9100 Series helmet shell
• Polycarbonate and nylon construction resists spatter and impact
• 10.668 inch window width provides full optical window coverage
• Sold as a two-pack to support routine replacement schedules
• Protects the auto-darkening filter cartridge from contamination and damage

Compatibility

Compatible with all 3M 9100 Series welding helmets, as specified by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

Replacement of welding helmet cover lenses is a routine maintenance task performed by the helmet user or a qualified safety equipment technician. Power down or remove any battery-operated auto-darkening cartridge before servicing the lens assembly to avoid accidental activation. Handle the lens by its edges to avoid fingerprints on the optical surface, which can reduce visibility during welding. Follow the helmet manufacturer instructions for correct seating and retention of the inside-mount lens.