Pro-safe 840ME Welding Window Clear 8x15 in

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE 840ME is a clear welding window designed as a replacement lens or screen for compatible face shield assemblies. At 8 inches high and 15 inches wide with a thickness of 0.04 inches, this window provides an unobstructed sightline during welding, grinding, and cutting operations. The lightweight polycarbonate-style shield material meets ANSI Z87.1-2003 optical and impact standards, making it suitable for industrial and trade environments where eye and face protection compliance is required. Weighing just 0.25 pounds, it is a straightforward consumable replacement that welders, fabricators, and safety personnel routinely keep on hand.

This welding window is intended for use with PRO-SAFE hard hat-mounted face shield assemblies. It is a standard replacement part for jobsite welding, light fabrication, and maintenance welding applications in industrial, manufacturing, and construction settings. The clear lens allows full color recognition, which is useful during tacking, inspection, or non-arc grinding tasks where a tinted filter plate is not required. Safety officers and individual tradespeople managing face shield inventory will find this a direct service replacement for worn or scratched windows.

Key Features

• Clear lens with no tint — suitable for grinding, cutting, and inspection tasks
• ANSI Z87.1-2003 certified for optical clarity and impact resistance
• 8 inches high x 15 inches wide — standard face shield window footprint
• 0.04 inches thick — low-profile fit in standard shield frames
• Lightweight at 0.25 pounds — minimal added weight on hard hat-mounted shields
• Sold individually — easy single-unit replacement stocking

Compatibility

Designed for use with PRO-SAFE hard hat-mounted face shield assemblies per manufacturer specification.

Installation Notes

Replacement welding windows are typically swapped out by the equipment operator or a safety officer without the need for tools. Inspect the frame retention clips or channels before seating the new window to ensure they are undamaged and will hold the lens securely. Discard scratched, cracked, or pitted windows immediately — compromised lenses do not meet ANSI Z87.1 protection standards. Follow the face shield manufacturer's instructions for proper lens seating and retention.