Sellstrom S35050 Welding Window Shade 5 Acetate 8x12 in

Product Description

The SELLSTROM S35050 is a replacement welding window designed for use with face shield headgear in arc welding and cutting applications. This shade 5 filter lens is made from green-tinted acetate and measures 8 inches high by 12 inches wide, with a thickness of 0.06 inches. The uncoated acetate construction provides infrared and visible light attenuation appropriate for lower-amperage welding processes. It meets ANSI Z87.1+ and CAN/CSA Z94.3 standards for eye and face protection. Welding technicians and fabricators install this window as a direct replacement when the existing shield lens becomes scratched, pitted, or discolored from spatter exposure.

This welding window is intended for use in light industrial and fabrication environments where shade 5 filtration is required. Typical applications include oxy-fuel cutting, brazing, light MIG welding, and plasma cutting at lower amperages where a shade 5 lens meets the exposure requirements. The window is confirmed compatible with the Sellstrom 390 Headgear system and is sold individually as a single-piece replacement unit.

Key Features

• Shade 5 green-tinted acetate lens for light welding and cutting applications
• Uncoated acetate material offers lightweight, impact-resistant face protection
• Dimensions of 8 inches high by 12 inches wide fit standard headgear window openings
• 0.06 inch thickness provides a rigid, stable fit within the shield frame
• Meets ANSI Z87.1+ and CAN/CSA Z94.3 safety standards
• Single-piece packaging for straightforward replacement inventory management

Compatibility

Confirmed for use with Sellstrom 390 Headgear. Designed as a direct replacement welding window for compatible face shield frames that accept an 8-inch by 12-inch lens insert.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by welding professionals or equipment maintenance personnel. Power down or de-energize any associated welding equipment before servicing face shield components. The window should be seated securely in the headgear frame retainer before returning the shield to service. Inspect the frame retainer clips for wear or damage during each window replacement to ensure the lens is held firmly in position.