Gamma welding helmets
Gamma face shield offers premium protection for your eyes and face in working environments where respiratory protection is not needed.
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Enhanced protection and vision
The Gamma helmet series offers premium face and eye protection for welding, grinding, and inspection tasks.
Improved comfort and usability
Features like ergonomic headband, adjustable visor axis, and flip-up welding/grinding visor allow for better comfort and less fatigue in long shifts.
Greater work accuracy and situational flexibility
Large view areas, functions like “GapView” for better peripheral vision, and compatibility for grinding/inspection tasks, allow welders to work more precisely and switch tasks smoothly.
Reliable welding protection with comfort features
Gamma welding helmet and extended head protector offers premium protection for your eyes and face in working environments where respiratory protection is not needed. Auto-darkening welding lens offers maximum vision and safety for welding, grinding, and inspection processes.
A separate leather protector option for the neck and shoulders is available for use with a Gamma welding helmet. Market-leading features ensure comfort and usability in all welding tasks.
Mounted ADF remote control
Inboard mounted ADF remote control for reliability and convenience. Remote control adjustment of the SA 60 or XA 74 automatic welding lenses features three silicon rubber selector switches. The large switches select parameter values up or down and the small switch selects either the parameter type, or a long press activates the work lights on the XFA model.
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