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The 3M 7100200576 is a powered air-purifying respirator (PAPR) welding helmet system built around the 9100 XXi auto-darkening helmet. The kit includes the 9100 XXi helmet assembly, a lithium-ion battery pack, and the Adflo PAPR assembly. The auto-darkening filter adjusts the lens shade automatically in response to arc flash, reducing eye strain and improving workflow during continuous welding operations. The Adflo PAPR unit draws filtered air through the helmet, providing respiratory protection alongside the face shield. A ratchet headgear with 4-point suspension delivers a secure, adjustable fit across a wide range of head sizes. The complete system weighs 13.52 pounds as packaged.
This system is intended for professional welders in industrial, fabrication, and heavy manufacturing environments where both optical and respiratory hazards are present simultaneously. The auto-darkening face shield eliminates the need to flip a passive lens between welds, supporting MIG, TIG, stick, and plasma cutting applications. The PAPR configuration makes it well-suited for enclosed spaces or environments with elevated fume concentrations where air-purifying respiratory protection is required alongside welding eye and face protection. ANSI Type I classification indicates the helmet meets applicable impact and optical performance standards for welding applications.
Designed for use as a complete PAPR welding helmet system; compatible with PAPR system accessories and replacement components specified for the Adflo assembly and 9100 XXi helmet platform.
This system is donned and adjusted by the welder prior to work; no tools are required for fitting. Verify the lithium-ion battery is fully charged before use and inspect the PAPR airflow and filter condition according to the manufacturer service guidelines. A qualified safety officer or industrial hygienist should confirm the PAPR protection factor is appropriate for the specific fume hazard present before deploying this system. Service and filter replacement should be performed by personnel trained in respiratory protection equipment maintenance.
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