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  • 9875020  Kemppi S-Line S1020 Welding Helmet, with Variable Shade 5-8 / 9-13 Auto Darkening Filter
  • 9875020  Kemppi S-Line S1020 Welding Helmet, with Variable Shade 5-8 / 9-13 Auto Darkening Filter
  • 9875020  Kemppi S-Line S1020 Welding Helmet, with Variable Shade 5-8 / 9-13 Auto Darkening Filter
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Kemppi S-Line S1020 Welding Helmet, with Variable Shade 5-8 / 9-13 Auto Darkening Filter
9875020

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The S1020 is a simple, highly effective, lightweight ADF mask with Vision+. With a 1/1/1/2 rating, four darkening sensors, and a comfortable headband, it offers all-day protection and good vision.

Kemppi S-line welding masks offer high-quality vision features, added comfort, and trusted safety technology at accessible prices. From professionals to welding enthusiasts, S-line helmets are an easy way to get essential welding mask protection and enhanced features from a trusted brand.

All welding helmets in the S-line range have auto-darkening for a hands-free transition between welding and the work environment. In a 2-sensor or 4-sensor auto-darkening configuration, the viewing area adapts to lighting conditions so you can keep your welding mask on in between welds. S-line welding masks have excellent visual clarity, and the Vision+ feature in the ADF creates accurate real-world visual realism that makes objects in the work area easier to see for less eye strain.

With a 1/1/1/2 clarity rating and solid performance, all welding helmets in the standard S-line range offer essential protection for any welder.

Product Details

Technical specifications Value
Welding filter type S002
ADF view size (mm) 100 x 53
ADF switching time 0.3 ms
ADF light state 4
ADF shade range 5 - 8 / 9 - 13
ADF sensors 4
ADF UV/IR protection DIN16
ADF battery type 1 x CR2032
ADF remote control No
ADF classification 1/1/1/2 
Grind mode Yes
Flip-up visor No
Impact rate F
Operating temperature -5 - 55 °C
Weight without accessories 485g
Standards EN 175:1997, ISO 16321-2:2021, AS/NZS 1337.1, AS/NZS 1338.1 

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Fronius Welding Helmets FAQs

Answers for buyers choosing and looking after Bluetooth-enabled auto-darkening welding helmets, including those used with a powered air system.

Why choose a welding helmet with a powered air system?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

Welding fume is a health risk, and the HSE says that for arc welding a powered or supplied air respirator is the preferred option, ideally one that combines respiratory, eye and face protection with an assigned protection factor of at least 20. A helmet designed to work with a powered air unit gives you that combined protection in one piece of kit.

Tight-fitting masks can become uncomfortable, and people then loosen or remove them. A powered system blows filtered air across the face, which many welders find easier to wear for a full shift. Check the unit's data plate and manual to confirm it suits the helmet you choose.

Do I need a gas filter as well as the particle filter?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

It depends on the work. The HSE points out that particulate filters do not protect against the gases that are present in welding fume. Depending on the process, the material and any coatings, your risk assessment may call for a combined filter that also deals with gases or vapours.

Always use the filter types and breathing tube that the powered unit's maker approves for your helmet, as mixing parts can invalidate the protection. If you are unsure which filter your work needs, our team can help you choose, but the final decision should rest on your risk assessment and the maker's instructions.

How do I check a powered air unit before I start welding?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

Follow the maker's pre-use checks every time. These normally include a look at the filters, hose and seals for damage, checking the battery level, and testing the airflow with the flow meter or indicator supplied. Many units also have a low-airflow warning, and if yours does you should confirm it works as the manual describes.

Do not weld if the airflow check fails or the warning does not work. Replace blocked filters as the manual describes, and keep a spare charged battery if you weld for long periods. The exact test method differs between units, so use the instructions that came with yours.

What can the Bluetooth connection on a helmet do?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

On helmets with Bluetooth, a smartphone app can usually let you change settings such as shade, sensitivity and delay without taking the helmet off, check battery status and sometimes save groups of settings for different jobs. Some designs can also link to the welding power source so the lens reacts before the arc is struck.

Features differ between makers and software versions, so read the manual to see what your helmet and app support. Always confirm that the shade you have set is suitable for the process and current before you strike an arc.

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