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  1. 12-01-2012, 08:57 PM #1
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    Default Old Welding Hood - Who's the Mfg?

    I have this old welding hood. Anyone have an idea who is the manufacturer? I'd like to try to find a new headgear for it.
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  2. 12-01-2012, 09:32 PM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by GaryN View Post
    I have this old welding hood. Anyone have an idea who is the manufacturer? I'd like to try to find a new headgear for it.
    I believe that is a "Fibre-Metal" brand.

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    Looks like fiber metal to me too
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  4. 12-02-2012, 06:40 AM #4
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    The welding hood is made by Sellstrom manufacturing co. Palatine or Patatine Illinois. I have a headgear that any welding store would carry, just bring your hood with you.
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    Yeah that style of helmet will take a lot of generic headgears .... I personally like using surgical tubing ...It is the best .. Hands down . When I buy a new pipeliner / fibre metal . I throw away the headgear and use the tubing it's so comfortable . . Plus it is so much fun to walk into the pharmacy all dirty and tired and say hey ( let me get some of that surgical tubing... About 20 inches ). Lol the look is priceless .
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    Yeah that style of helmet will take a lot of generic headgears .... I personally like using surgical tubing ...It is the best .. Hands down . When I buy a new pipeliner / fibre metal . I throw away the headgear and use the tubing it's so comfortable .
    . Plus it is so much fun to walk into the pharmacy all dirty and tired and say hey ( let me get some of that surgical tubing... About 20 inches ). Lol the look is priceless .
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    Default Old Welding Hood - Who's the Mfg?

    Yeah that style of helmet will take a lot of generic headgears .... I personally like using surgical tubing ...It is the best .. Hands down . When I buy a new pipeliner / fibre metal . I throw away the headgear and use the tubing it's so comfortable .
    . Plus it is so much fun to walk into the pharmacy all dirty and tired and say hey ( let me get some of that surgical tubing... About 20 inches ). Lol the look is priceless .
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    Yeah that style of helmet will take a lot of generic headgears .... I personally like using surgical tubing ...It is the best .. Hands down . When I buy a new pipeliner / fibre metal . I throw away the headgear and use the tubing it's so comfortable .
    . Plus it is so much fun to walk into the pharmacy all dirty and tired and say hey ( let me get some of that surgical tubing... About 20 inches ). Lol the look is priceless .
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    Default Old Welding Hood - Who's the Mfg?

    Yeah that style of helmet will take a lot of generic headgears .... I personally like using surgical tubing ...It is the best .. Hands down . When I buy a new pipeliner / fibre metal . I throw away the headgear and use the tubing it's so comfortable .
    . Plus it is so much fun to walk into the pharmacy all dirty and tired and say hey ( let me get some of that surgical tubing... About 20 inches ). Lol the look is priceless .
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    Default Old Welding Hood - Who's the Mfg?

    Yeah that style of helmet will take a lot of generic headgears .... I personally like using surgical tubing ...It is the best .. Hands down . When I buy a new pipeliner / fibre metal . I throw away the headgear and use the tubing it's so comfortable .
    . Plus it is so much fun to walk into the pharmacy all dirty and tired and say hey ( let me get some of that surgical tubing... About 20 inches ). Lol the look is priceless .
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