This series of welding helmets features a chiseled shell design that provides optimal skin coverage and accommodates half-mask respirators.

These tungsten electrodes are used when arc welding with the Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG) process or plasma welding.

These systems are manufactured for 6- to 96-inch pipe diameters (150-2,440 mm) and are equipped with a QuickFit coupling for the purge/inflation hose. The QuickFit coupling is fitted with an O-ring for gas-tight sealing.

This tape is best used for the backing of welds, where purging is required but neither easily achieved nor economically viable. It is a glass-fibre weld-backing system that supports and protects the weld root from oxidation.

The Square Wave TIG 200 welding machine can perform ac TIG welding on aluminum and dc TIG welding on steel, stainless and chrome-moly, when precision and bead appearance are important. 

SuperGlaze HD is an aluminum welding wire for use in heavy-duty applications where wire feeding can be a challenge and arc performance is critical. 

The Weld-Mask auto-darkening welding goggles feature a low-profile design that allows welding operators access into spaces where the use of a traditional welding helmet would be limited. 

Preventing electrical shock should be a top priority within a company safety program that also addresses the other hazards associated with electric arc welding.

While workers performing electric arc welding are subject to hazards related to the inhalation of toxic fumes, eye hazards, burns or fires, the most potentially perilous hazard they face is electrical shock, which can result in electrocution and other horrific physiological problems.