Welding filter plate OERLIKON 110x90 mm DIN-10 for welding helmets and protective shields

OERLIKON welding filter plate, dimensions 110 × 90 mm with DIN-10 shade, is a flat protective insert designed for welding helmets, face shields and protective visors. The single plate filters intense light and radiant energy from welding arcs to reduce glare and protect the eyes during arc welding operations. Its compact rectangular format fits standard holders and frames that accept 110 × 90 mm inserts and provides a DIN-10 level of optical density for medium to heavy welding tasks.

Advantages

The filter plate offers consistent DIN-10 optical protection across its surface, delivering reliable attenuation of visible light and infrared radiation produced by welding arcs. Being a single flat plate, it is simple to install and replace in compatible holders and requires no complex mounting. The neutral rectangular shape and clear viewing area maintain a stable field of view for accurate weld placement while reducing the risk of eye strain from bright arc emissions.

Suitable for

• Arc welding processes requiring DIN-10 protection, such as MMA (stick) and MIG/MAG
• Use as a replacement insert in welding helmets and hand-held face shields sized for 110 × 90 mm
• Workshop and industrial maintenance tasks where consistent eye protection from welding arcs is needed

Key specifications

• Dimensions: 110 × 90 mm usable viewing area
• Shade level: DIN-10 optical density for arc welding protection
• Form factor: single flat rectangular filter plate
• Compatibility: fits holders and frames designed for 110 × 90 mm inserts
• Function: filters visible and near-infrared radiation from welding arcs

How to use

Ensure the helmet or face shield is compatible with 110 × 90 mm flat inserts before fitting the filter plate. Power off any welding equipment and position the holder or frame so the plate sits flush in the viewing slot; secure it according to the helmet manufacturer's instructions. Inspect the plate surface for scratches, cracks or contaminants before each use; replace the plate if any damage or excessive wear is present. After welding, store spare plates in a protective sleeve to avoid contamination and mechanical damage.

Usage recommendations

Use the DIN-10 filter plate for processes and conditions where this shade level meets local safety standards and the specific welding method's requirements. For higher-intensity welding or prolonged exposure to bright arcs, consult applicable regulations to determine if a darker shade is necessary. Regularly check the plate surface and replace it immediately if visibility is impaired or protective integrity is compromised.