Welding Helmet UN PS-4 — UN brand, model PS-4

The Welding Helmet UN PS-4 by UN, model PS-4, is a full-face protective helmet designed to shield the wearer’s face and eyes during welding operations. It provides coverage against sparks, spatter and radiant energy, and is intended for general welding tasks in workshops, garages and industrial maintenance environments. The helmet’s shape and coverage are aimed at protecting the forehead, eyes, nose and lower face while maintaining a practical field of view for common welding processes.

Advantages

The helmet offers full-face protection with a viewing window appropriate for welding work, reducing exposure to flying particles and hot spatter. Its construction is lightweight enough for extended use while remaining durable for workshop conditions. The design supports compatibility with standard welding environments and helps maintain operator safety during common arc and gas welding operations.

Suitable for

• Arc welding and gas welding in general workshop settings
• Metal fabrication, maintenance and repair tasks
• Garage and hobby welding projects requiring face and eye protection

Key specifications

• Full-face coverage to protect face and eyes from sparks and spatter
• Viewing window sized for typical welding visibility
• Durable construction suitable for workshop and maintenance use
• Lightweight design for extended wear

How to use

Position the helmet so the viewing window aligns with your eyes and adjust the fit using the internal headgear or straps to ensure a secure, comfortable seal around the forehead. Inspect the lens and housing for damage before each use and replace any worn or cracked components. When welding, lower the helmet to cover the entire face and maintain an appropriate distance from the workpiece; lift the helmet only when welding is complete or when it is safe to do so. Follow workplace safety procedures and use appropriate eye and skin protection in addition to the helmet when required.

Usage recommendations

Regularly check the condition of the viewing window and replace protective lenses as needed. Use the helmet together with recommended personal protective equipment for welding tasks, such as gloves, protective clothing and appropriate respiratory protection when working in confined or poorly ventilated areas.