Jackson Safety 14560 Welding Filter Lens Shade 10 Green

Product Description

The JACKSON SAFETY 14560 is a passive welding filter lens designed to protect a welder's eyes from arc radiation, sparks, and intense visible light during welding operations. Rated at shade 10, the green polycarbonate lens is suited for medium-amperage MIG, TIG, and stick welding processes where optical protection at that shade level is required. The lens measures 2 inches high by 4 inches wide and fits into a universal mount, making it compatible with a wide range of standard welding helmets and goggles. Licensed welders and fabricators are the primary installers of this consumable component.

This filter lens is intended for use in both residential fabrication shops and light commercial welding environments. The universal mount design allows the lens to drop into most standard fixed-front and flip-front welding helmets that accept passive filter plates of this window size. Shade 10 is a common selection for processes operating in mid-range amperage, and the green tint provides the filtered optical clarity expected from a passive lens at this shade rating. Sold individually, one lens plate per package.

Key Features

• Shade 10 passive filter provides arc radiation protection for mid-range amperage welding
• Polycarbonate construction offers impact resistance in the welding environment
• Window dimensions of 2 inches high by 4 inches wide fit standard helmet openings
• Universal mount type seats into a broad range of welding helmets and goggles
• Green lens color delivers filtered optical clarity consistent with passive filter standards
• Meets ANSI Z87.1 approval listing requirements for eye and face protection

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style passive filter plate replacement for welding helmets and goggles accepting a 2-inch by 4-inch universal mount lens in shade 10.

Installation Notes

Filter lens replacement is performed by welders or safety equipment technicians following the helmet manufacturer's lens change procedure. Always power down or cease welding operations and allow equipment to cool before handling lens components. Ensure the lens seats fully and securely in the lens retainer before resuming welding. Inspect the lens for cracks or chips prior to each use, as a damaged lens does not provide rated optical protection.