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WELDLINE CATALOGUE 2022

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GOGGLES<br />

GOGGLES<br />

(EU) 2016/425 (PPE)<br />

EN166:2001<br />

EN169:2002<br />

EN 175:1997<br />

Choice criteria<br />

Goggles are mainly used to protect the<br />

eyes against the light produced by flame<br />

welding or cutting or against mechanical<br />

particles (grinding for example).<br />

Our products are classified in 3 categories:<br />

◆ Welding range<br />

◆ Protection range<br />

◆ Grinding masks<br />

Marking of the frame:<br />

◆ EN166:2001<br />

◆ Resistance to impact: g A: High energy impact<br />

g B: Medium energy impact<br />

g F: Low energy impact<br />

g S: Increased robustness<br />

Lens marking:<br />

X - X.X X X X X<br />

Filter identification code<br />

g UV: 2 or 3 g Sun: 5 or 6<br />

g IR: 4 g Welding: 4 to 7 (see chart)<br />

Flame welding<br />

Brazing and soldering<br />

Welding scale<br />

q = acetylene flow rate l/h<br />

q ≤ 70 70 < q ≤ 200 200 < q ≤ 800 q > 800<br />

4 5 6 7<br />

q = acetylene flow rate l/h<br />

Usage (Optical class):<br />

g 1: Continuous use<br />

g 2: Medium use<br />

g 3: Occasional use<br />

900 ≤ q ≤ 2 000 2 000 < q ≤ 4 000 4 000 < q ≤ 8 000<br />

Oxy-cutting 4 6 7<br />

Reg. (EU) 2016/425<br />

Make sure that the product is suitable for the intended<br />

use and conform with Reg. (EU) 2016/425 and Standards<br />

by fields of use - [Lens Marking] :<br />

◆ EN166:2001 for basic conditions<br />

◆ EN169:2002 for welding filters<br />

◆ EN170:2002 for UV filters<br />

◆ EN171:2002 for IR filters<br />

◆ EN172:1994+A1:2000+A2:2001 for sunglasses filters<br />

◆ EN 175:1997 for personal eye-protection during welding<br />

Possibilities:<br />

g 4: Protection against large dust particles - particles > 5 μm<br />

g 5: Protection against gas and fine dust particles - particles < 5 μm<br />

g 9: Protection against projections of molten metals and hot-soli<br />

g R: Increased reflectance of the ocular in the IR<br />

g K: Resistance of the ocular to surface damage by fine particles<br />

g N: Resistance of the ocular to fogging<br />

g T: Temperature resistance from -5°C to +55°C<br />

Manufacturer’s identification<br />

Resistance to impact:<br />

g A: High energy impact<br />

g B: Medium energy impact<br />

g F: Low energy impact<br />

g S: Increased robustness<br />

Numerical filter scale (protection level)<br />

g UV: 1.2 to 5<br />

g Infrared (IR): 1.2 to 10<br />

g Sun filters: 1.1 to 4.1<br />

g Welding filters: 4 to 14<br />

Caution: Goggles can not be used for arc welding > 7 due to UV,<br />

IR and skin protection requirements. (recommendations of<br />

welding filter glass can be seen on page 21)<br />

Specification according to EN175:1997<br />

This standard applies to PPE for eye and face protection during<br />

welding and related procedures. The conforming PPE is designed<br />

to include protection filters with or without protective/reinforced<br />

oculars, certified in conformity to EN166:2001 and to EN169:2002.<br />

Round<br />

replacement<br />

lenses for the<br />

PILOT range<br />

Round lenses<br />

in mineral glass<br />

Ø 50 mm.<br />

Shade Skin pack - 10 pieces Box - 100 pieces<br />

5 W000335085 W000010925 EN166:2001 + EN169:2002<br />

6 W000335086 W000010937 EN166:2001 + EN169:2002<br />

7 W000335087 W000010949 EN166:2001 + EN169:2002<br />

8 W000335088 - EN166:2001 + EN169:2002<br />

Clear - W000010979 EN166:2001 + EN169:2002<br />

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