Pro-safe WH-100-WGD10 Fixed Shade Welding Lens Shade 10

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE WH-100-WGD10 is a fixed shade welding lens designed for use in standard welding helmets and goggles that accept universal-mount lens inserts. Manufactured from hardened glass, this lens measures 4-19/64 inches wide and carries a Shade 10 rating, making it appropriate for MIG and TIG welding operations where arc intensity requires significant optical attenuation. At 0.11 inches thick, the lens provides a rigid, distortion-resistant viewing window. Welding technicians and fabricators install this lens as a direct replacement or consumable refresh for helmets and face shields requiring a fixed-shade passive filter.

This lens is suited for professional welding environments including fabrication shops, maintenance and repair operations, and field welding applications. Its universal mount design allows fitment across a broad range of passive welding helmets and goggle frames that accept standard-format fixed shade lenses. The Shade 10 filter is commonly specified for light-to-medium amperage arc welding processes. The green tint provides standard optical clarity under arc conditions.

Key Features

• Shade 10 fixed optical filter for arc welding eye protection
• Hardened glass construction for durability and distortion-free viewing
• 0.11 inches thick for a rigid, stable fit in lens frames
• Green lens color for standard arc welding visibility
• Universal mount design fits a wide range of passive welding helmets and goggles
• Specified for use with 100-ST series helmets

Compatibility

Specified for use with the 100-ST welding helmet. Universal mount format is compatible with passive welding helmets and goggle frames that accept fixed shade lens inserts of this size class.

Installation Notes

Installation of welding lens inserts should be performed with the helmet or goggle frame removed from service and the work area de-energized. The lens seats into the retaining frame of the helmet; ensure the frame clips or retainer ring are fully seated before returning the helmet to service. Inspect the lens for cracks or chips before each use, as damaged lenses do not provide rated optical protection. Lens replacement is a routine consumable task performed by the welder or safety equipment technician.