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Old 09-24-2009, 11:35 AM   #23
nds1968
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Re: welding helmet help

I have a Miller helmet. It has four sensors, battery and solar power,delay feature (was a must), grind feature shade #3, auto on, and a very large viewing area. It's light weight and flexible and very conforming shape (not big and square). It was around $200 for a black one(customer/friend price),and you can buy replacement parts with no hassle (rubber gaskets, lenses, and head gear).

I welded every day though and coworkers bought the HF ones and would return them within a month. But we welded every day on the job.

http://www.millerwelds.com/products/...mets/elite.php
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