Miller Introduces Arc Armor™ Titanium Series™ Welding Helmets for Industrial Applications
Miller’s new Titanium Series offers a comprehensive choice of helmets to meet the daily demands of industrial welding applications. From standard passive to auto-darkening helmets, with one model featuring an integrated grinding shield, the Titanium Series is redefining industrial welding protection through optimal comfort and performance.
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| From left to right, Titanium 1600 (16 sq.-in. viewing area) passive lens helmet, Titanium 7300 (7 sq. in., 3 sensors), Titanium 9400 (9 sq.-in., 4 sensors, Titanium 9400i (9 sq. in. 4 sensors, flip-up lens). |
Highlights/Key Facts
- Miller Arc Armor Titanium Series welding helmets offer a variety of different lens features to meet the needs of the industrial welder.
- Titanium 9400i™ features an integrated grinding shield for welding and grinding applications.
Innovative aluminum heat shield protects the auto-darkening lenses in most high-amperage (300+ amp) applications. - Silver shell reflects radiant heat to keep helmet and user cool.
- Durable shock-absorbing gasket protects lenses from drop impact.
- Convenient quick-release front cover lens holder provides easy cover lens changes for increased productivity.
- Commonality of front cover lenses decreases inventory complexity.
APPLETON, Wis., March 16, 2010—Miller Electric Mfg. Co. today introduced its line of Arc Armor™ Titanium Series™ welding helmets, designed for industrial protection, performance and comfort. The Titanium Series is built upon a shell design that is lightweight for extended wear, provides excellent skin coverage, reflects radiant heat and features a quick-release front cover lens to reduce welder downtime.
Featuring Miller’s top-performing lenses and an exclusive aluminum heat shield secured within a durable shock-absorbing gasket, the Titanium Series is made to withstand the rugged abuse commonly associated with industrial welding. Helmet options include:
- Titanium 1600¾features a large, 16-sq.-in. shade #10 passive lens.
- Titanium 7300¾features a 7.22-sq.-in. viewing area, three independent arc sensors that respond in 1/20,000 of a second, auto-on/auto-off and grind mode. (Grind mode allows the helmet to be used as a protective shield by preventing the lens from darkening while grinding). Other important features include shades #8-13, sensitivity and delay control, and excellent low-amperage TIG (5 amps) performance.
- Titanium 9400¾features a large 9.22-sq-in. viewing area, four independent arc sensors that respond in 1/20,000 of a second, and excellent low-amp (5 amps) TIG performance. Battery powered with solar assist for long life (up to 3,000 hours), the Titanium 9400 features auto-on/auto-off, grind mode, adjustable sensitivity, delay and shade (shades #8-13). Weighing just 20 oz., the Titanium 9400 helmet is lightweight and comfortable.
- Titanium 9400i¾similar to the 9400, the 9400i features a 9.22-sq.-in. viewing area and four sensors, but with the addition of an integrated grinding shield. The 9400i’s auto-darkening lens flips up to expose an ANSI approved grinding shield with an almost 180-degree field of view. This provides the welder a better view of the weld cell, improving safety and productivity by allowing the welder to switch between welding and grinding without removing the helmet.
All three Titanium auto-darkening models (9400, 9400i and 7300) feature Auto-On/Auto-Off, grind mode, independent arc sensors, excellent low-amperage TIG performance (5 amps), magnifying lens holder and meet ANSI Z87.1-2003 (High Impact) standards.
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Product Manager Quotes:
“The Titanium Series of industrial-grade welding helmets has been developed in response to a growing need for a series of rugged helmets that provide industrial protection, performance, comfort and reliability.
-Eric Sommers, product specialist Miller Electric Mfg. Co.
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Miller Electric Mfg. Co., headquartered in Appleton, Wis., is a leading worldwide manufacturer of Miller brand arc welding equipment and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Illinois Tool Works Inc. (NYSE: ITW).
For more information, visit Miller’s Web site at www.MillerWelds.com, call 1-800-4-A-Miller (800-426-4553), e-mail info@millerwelds.com, fax 877-327-8132, or write to Miller Electric Mfg. Co., P.O. Box 100, Lithonia, GA 30058.
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