Pro-safe ADF700SF Auto-darkening Welding Lens Clear

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE ADF700SF is an auto-darkening replacement lens designed for use in welding helmets and face shields. Measuring 4.6 inches wide by 5.35 inches high and 0.31 inches thick, this lens automatically adjusts its shade when an arc is struck, protecting the welder's eyes from harmful UV and infrared radiation without requiring manual filter swaps. The clear base tint allows for accurate color perception in the darkened state. It meets ANSI Z87.1 optical and impact standards, making it appropriate for professional welding environments. Welders, fabricators, and industrial maintenance technicians are the primary installers of this type of lens.

The ADF700SF is a replacement auto-darkening lens intended for welding helmet applications. It is specified for use with the 200-AD welding helmet. The lens format suits light industrial and professional fabrication settings where a reliable, code-compliant auto-darkening filter is required. The clear lens color ensures minimal color distortion during the welding process, supporting accurate bead inspection and work visibility between arc strikes.

Key Features

• Auto-darkening filter automatically activates on arc strike, eliminating manual shade adjustment
• Clear lens color provides accurate color rendering in both light and dark states
• Meets ANSI Z87.1 standards for optical quality and impact resistance
• Compact profile at 0.31 inches thick for compatibility with standard helmet cartridge housings
• Window dimensions of 4.6 inches wide by 5.35 inches high provide a wide viewing area

Compatibility

Specified for use with the 200-AD welding helmet. Verify lens bay dimensions against your helmet model before installation to confirm fitment.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified welder or technician familiar with welding helmet lens cartridge replacement. Power down or disconnect any battery-operated auto-darkening components before handling the lens assembly. Handle the lens by its edges to avoid contaminating the optical surface. Confirm the replacement lens is fully seated and secured in the helmet frame before returning the helmet to service.