Miller Digital Performance Welding Helmets - Auto Darkening Masks - MillerWelds

Digital Performance™, Blue Rage™

256164
Mid-Range Helmets for Most Applications
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Spec Sheet (ENG)

Features

What's Included

  • 5 outside cover lenses
  • 2 inside cover lenses
  • Helmet bag
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.
Three Arc Sensors
Three independent arc sensors provide consistent lens response for obstructed or low amp welding.
Three Operating Modes
Weld, Cut, and Grind provide enhanced versatility.
Auto-On/Off
Lens automatically turns on at the strike of an arc.
Quick Release Cover Lens
Allows for easy replacement of cover lenses.

Specifications

General Specifications

Title Digital Performance™, Blue Rage™
Arc Sensors 3
Colors Patterns BLUE RAGE
Delay Control ✔
Digital ✔
Grind Mode ✔
New Headgear ✔
Low Amp TIG Rated ✔
Low Battery Indicator ✔
Modes Cut
Grind
Weld
Reaction Time 1/20,000
Sensitivity Control ✔
Shell Material Nylon
Shade Range 5-8, 8-13
Viewing Field 7.22 in
Net Width 9.5 in
Net Height 8.5 in
Net Length 12 in
Net Weight 1.06 lbs
Warranty Miller's True Blue Warranty

Accessories

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
Hard Hat Adapter_Black
Hard Hat Adapter

For use with all Miller helmets except XLi series
Slotted Hard Hat Adapter 259637
Hard Hat Adapter, Slotted, Complete Kit

For use with all Miller helmets and most slotted hard hats.

Consumables

231921 front lens cover
Front Lens Cover (5 per pkg) $9.80

For use with Performance helmets
770237 inside lens covers
Inside Lens Cover (5 per pkg) $7.95

For use with XLi, XLiX, Performance and Titanium 7300 helmets
217043 battery
Lithium battery $4.69

For use with all Miller helmets except Classic and analog Pro-Hobby
No Image
Headband Fabric $4.99

For use with all Miller helmets

Resources

Literature

Digital Performance Series Helmets Manual

AWS Shade Selector

2015 Welding Safety & Health Guide

Welding Helmet Technologies

Videos

Miller Gen II Headgear Features & Benefits
Miller has introduced new headgear compatible with most of its welding helmets, including the new Titanium Series™...
Does Your Welding Helmet Meet ANSI Standards?
Miller Product Manager Eric Sommers explains the importance of the ASNI standards, which ensure proper protection for...
Miller Welding Helmets – Auto-Darkening Lens Troubleshooting
A poor battery connection can lead to issues with your Miller Welding Helmet auto-darkening lens. Learn how to easily...

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Reviews & Ratings

Rated 5 out of 5 by from All around good I bought it before I went back to school. I love it. I can use it all day no matter what I am doing. The only disadvantage is the shell has a matte finish that collects dirt and dust and scratches easily. That is just a minor point.
Date published: 2015-11-15
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Love It Really enjoy this helmet. graphics are awesome. the very quick response is perfect. it is just another excellent product from Miller.
Date published: 2015-11-06
Rated 3 out of 5 by from not impressed I was given this helmet by my employer and I gave it an honest try. I have an older 7300 series (a bit beat up) and I have switched back to it. The inability to put the helmet up far enough to keep it up drives me nuts, I'm trying to do layout and it keeps creeping down, the side retainers don't have enough grip. It has a "click" open point but if you put it high enough to engage it you can't do the head whip to get the helmet to come down. and the "clunk" resounding through my skull as it engages and disengages p*sses me. The electronics are so so, they turn off and then you have to 'boot" the helmet to changes the modes, I still prefer the analog controls on the inside, that way I can be assured what mode its going to engage in when I pickup after its "gone to sleep". also the internal touchpad is prone to burns from welding sparks, And I firmly believe i would find myself having to replace the electronics unit because of this if I continued to use the helmet for my job. I guess that's why they are not rated for overhead welding which ultimately makes them useless for my line of work were i find myself under things fixing them as I find myself actually manufacturing in flat position
Date published: 2015-10-04
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Digital elite This helmet has worked flawlessly even in sub zero temperature. All the settings work great . One helmet that's serves all functions grind mode saves lots of time from switching from helmet to helmet.
Date published: 2015-08-20
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Very impressed with the welding helmet I work in the mining industry where I am used to high quality products so wasn't sure what to expect when I bought this for home use. Very impressed and happy with the purchase
Date published: 2015-08-19
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Comfortable Easy to read and use.find it very comfortable like the headband
Date published: 2015-08-18
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Excellent I have used in every angle ! I love it. It's easy to use, digital display is easy to read and set the settings. Very comfortable. Won't buy any other!
Date published: 2015-08-15
Rated 5 out of 5 by from sturdy and light with lots of viewing area Bought this baby 4 years ago and its the second one i purchased because the first one i owned was crushed by a rookie who "forgot" to move it as we were lowering a 80,000/lb building on its pilings.
Date published: 2015-07-06
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