Digital Elite™ Series Welding Helmets - MillerWelds

Digital Elite™, Cat® 1st Edition

281006
Industry-leading helmet provides high-performance versatility – featuring ClearLight™ Lens Technology
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Features

What's Included

  • 5 outside cover lenses
  • 2 inside cover lenses
  • Helmet bag
ClearLight™ Lens Technology
High-definition optics for precision arc recognition  Learn More
Improved Digital Controls
Intuitive design and large push buttons allow user to easily adjust mode and settings.
Redesigned Headgear
Features additional adjustability settings and enhanced support for better fit and comfort.
Four Arc Sensors
Four independent arc sensors provide superior lens response for obstructed or low amp welding.
Four Operating Modes
Weld, Cut, Grind, and X-Mode provide ultimate versatility.
X-Mode
Electromagnetically senses the weld to eliminate sunlight interference and continuously detects the arc even if sensors are blocked.
Auto-On/Off
Lens automatically turns on at the strike of an arc.
Aluminum Heat Shield
Protects the lens in high amperage applications.
Durable Shock-Absorbing Gasket
Protects lens from drop impact.

Specifications

Product Literature

AY/43.0 Digital Elite Series

General Specifications

Title Digital Elite™, Cat® 1st Edition
Arc Sensors 4
Colors Patterns CAT®
Delay Control ✔
Digital ✔
Grind Mode ✔
New Headgear ✔
Low Amp TIG Rated ✔
Low Battery Indicator ✔
Modes Cut
Grind
Weld
X-mode
Reaction Time 1/20,000
Sensitivity Control ✔
Shell Material Nylon
Shade Range 5-9, 9-13
Viewing Field 9.22 in
Net Width 10.25 in
Net Height 8.5 in
Net Length 12 in
Net Weight 1.13 lbs
Warranty 3 Years
Miller's True Blue Warranty

Accessories

Commercial Helmet Light Kit 282013
Helmet lighting accessory

Compatible with most Miller and Hobart helmets: Miller Titanium, Infinity, Elite, Performance, Pro-Hobby, Classic, FS#10 and MP-10 Hobart Impact, Pro, Endeavor, and Discovery
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Headgear, Gen III

For use with all Miller helmets.
212235_Diopter_.75_MagnifyingLens
0.75 Magnifying Lens

For use with most Miller helmets
Helmet Bib 253882
Weld-X™ Helmet Bib

For use with all Miller helmets

Consumables

216326 front lens cover
Front Lens Cover (5 per pkg) $10.65

For use with MP-10, Elite, Digital Elite and Titanium helmets
216327 inside lens covers
Inside Lens Cover (5 per pkg) $7.80

For use with Elite, Digital Elite, T94, and Titanium 9400/9400i helmets
217043 battery
Lithium battery $4.69

For use with all Miller helmets except Classic and analog Pro-Hobby
770249 Headband
Headband Fabric $4.99

For use with all Miller helmets

Resources

Literature

Miller Safety Guide Vol II Interactive

Articles

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California Cruisin': Marrs Cycles Have Electric Attitude
Founder Kacy Marrs and business partner Brad Fanshaw own and operate Southern California-based Marrs Cycles. The locale inspires their vision, culture and American-made craftsmanship. In an era where many companies manufacture products overseas, Marrs Cycles takes pride in handcrafting the frames, front ends and handlebars a few short miles from the infamous Pacific Coast beaches. 
The Fab School: Training Tomorrow's Welders Today
According to the U.S. Department of Labor, there were 337,000 jobs for welders, cutters, solderers and brass workers in 2010. By 2020, that number is expected to increase by 15 percent. Every day, skilled trade workers are retiring, creating an unmet demand for a new skilled workforce. With many skilled welders retiring at twice the pace of new welders coming into the field, it's anticipated that in the years to come, we'll have a significant shortfall of qualified welders.

Videos

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Reviews & Ratings