Welding Helmet ESAB Eco Arc II with 90 x 110 mm Viewing Window (MPN 90x110)

The ESAB Eco Arc II welding helmet with a 90 x 110 mm viewing window is a passive protective helmet designed for manual welding tasks. It provides a large viewing area that helps the operator monitor the weld pool and surrounding joint while offering reliable face and eye protection. The helmet shell is shaped to cover the forehead, cheeks and chin, and the 90 x 110 mm lens area gives an expanded field of view compared with smaller standard windows.

Advantages

This passive welding helmet offers a simple and robust solution for everyday welding. The larger lens size improves visual access to the weld zone, which can reduce the need for repeated head movement. The helmet is lightweight and has an ergonomic shape to help maintain comfort during extended use. Its passive lens requires no batteries or electronics, increasing reliability and minimizing maintenance.

Suitable for

• Shielded metal arc welding (MMA / stick welding)
• Gas metal arc welding (MIG/MAG) in general workshop environments
• Light fabrication, repair and maintenance tasks
• Training and educational welding sessions

Key specifications

• Viewing window dimensions: 90 x 110 mm for an enlarged field of view
• Lens type: passive (fixed shade) — no batteries or electronic components
• Protection coverage: full face and eye shield design
• Construction: molded helmet shell providing impact and spatter resistance
• Weight: lightweight design for extended wear (typical passive helmet class)

How to use

Position the helmet on the head and adjust the internal headgear to achieve a secure and comfortable fit, ensuring the viewing window is aligned with your line of sight. Verify the lens shade is appropriate for the welding process and amperage you will use. Before starting, inspect the shell and lens for cracks, deep scratches or other damage; replace the lens cover if visibility is reduced. Use the helmet for all active welding operations, lowering it into place before striking the arc and keeping it down until the weld has cooled sufficiently to view safely.

Usage recommendations

For safe operation, pair the helmet with appropriate respiratory protection and gloves when required by the welding environment. Replace outer protective covers if scratched, and store the helmet in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight when not in use.