Welding Safety: Personal Protective Equipment
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Published 2020-07-28
Welders, like fireman, must wear clothing to keep them from being burned. Arc rays can burn your skin and eyes in just a few minutes of exposure. Use your personal protective equipment to weld safely.
All Comments (11)
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so glad an entertaining ppe video exists
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Was looking for this type of video for weeks.... Thank for for this great video.... Much appreciated
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For most general purpose SMAW and GMAW a welding helmet with a shade #10 is used, in fact most fixed shade (passive) helmets come with a #10 lens. Auto darkening helmets can be fixed shade with #10, or have adjustable, 9 -13 is common but higher end helmets have a wider range such as #5 - #14 or thereabouts.
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Great Video!
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Infrared heat can definitely be detected. It's called radiant heat. That's how you get hot when sitting at a fireplace.
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Don’t use dirty earplugs? My fingers make them dirty when I put them in! Lol
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Does welding damage your eyes over time EVEN with ALL the proper ppe and its correct use? I just started welding and will be welding for 3 months only. Will my eyes be ok long term if I only weld for 3 months? Im 35.
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Please give me details of the boots I wanna buy these ones
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Im gloves make
