Zeta G
The Zeta grinding masks bring a new era to full-face grinding protection with a lightweight design and top-of-the-line visibility features.
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Lightweight and well-balanced
A balanced design and lightweight shell reduce neck strain and improves work ergonomics.
Top-of-the-line vision features
Grinding visor with large, a 180° horizontal view.
Integrated LED work lights
The integrated LED work lights give an extra boost for your workday.
Light up your day
Designed for grinding use where the face and eyes need protection, the Zeta masks provide an excellent work experience while grinding, finishing, and inspecting. The Zeta grinding helmet range includes two lightweight, narrow stand-alone models with a wide visor.
Lightweight and well-balanced
The Zeta grinding mask's shell construction is strong but lightweight, which helps to relieve the strain on the neck and shoulders.
Integrated LED work lights
The integrated battery-powered LED work lights available for Zeta G200x grinding helmets are a unique Kemppi feature.
Advanced vision features
The Zeta grinding helmet has a large visor with a 180° horizontal view.
Smooth surface, improved hygiene
The completely smooth inner surface of the Zeta grinding helmet makes it easy to clean and maintain proper hygiene.
Lightweight and well-balanced design
The helmet's construction reduces neck and shoulder strain, improving ergonomics during extended use.
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Zeta G200x — Technical data
| Description | Value |
|---|---|
| LED light | Yes |
| Operating temperature | -5 ... 55 °C |
| Storage temperature | -20 ... 50 °C |
| Recommended maximum humidity for use | 80 % |
| LED battery type and voltage | Li-ion 3.65 V, 4 Ah, 14.6 Wh, rechargeable |
| LED battery life | 8 h |
| LED battery charging connector type | USB-C |
| LED battery charging temperature | 0 ... 45 °C |
| Materials | 100% cotton, ABS, PA, Padding foam plastic, PC, POM, PP |
| Weight without accessories | 485 g |
| Manufacturer | Kemppi Oy |
| Standards | EN 166 B, AS/NZS 1337.1 |
| Type inspected by | NB. No 1883 |
Zeta G200 — Technical data
| Description | Value |
|---|---|
| LED light | No |
| Operating temperature | -5 ... 55 °C |
| Storage temperature | -20 ... 50 °C |
| Recommended maximum humidity for use | 80 % |
| Materials | 100% cotton, ABS, PA, Padding foam plastic, PC, POM, PP |
| Weight without accessories | 345 g |
| Manufacturer | Kemppi Oy |
| Standards | EN 166 B, AS/NZS 1337.1 |
| Type inspected by | NB. No 1883 |
