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CEP932-146-175 - 2x4 Polycarbonate Welding Cheater Lens - 1.75 Diopter

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OVERVIEW

Precision Optical Magnification for Professional Welding

The 1.75 Diopter Polycarbonate Magnifying Lens is an essential accessory for professional fabricators and welders requiring enhanced visual acuity during intricate welding operations. Designed to fit the industry-standard 2-inch by 4.25-inch retention frames found in the majority of passive and auto-darkening welding helmets, this lens provides a reliable solution for correcting near-vision deficiencies or simply magnifying the weld zone for greater precision.

Manufactured from high-grade optical polycarbonate, this lens offers significant advantages over traditional glass magnifying plates. Polycarbonate is inherently lighter, reducing the overall neck strain associated with heavy welding hoods. Furthermore, it possesses superior impact resistance, meeting rigorous safety standards for industrial environments. The material is engineered to resist shattering and provides a robust barrier against incidental spatter, although it is primarily designed to sit behind the main cover lens for protection.

The 1.75 diopter rating indicates the focal power of the lens, making it suitable for operators who require a moderate level of magnification to clearly distinguish the weld puddle, electrode placement, and joint fit-up. By improving the clarity of the workpiece, this accessory directly contributes to higher quality welds, reduced rework, and minimized operator fatigue. It is compatible with a wide array of helmet brands, including Jackson Safety, Miller Electric, Lincoln Electric, and Fibre-Metal, provided they are equipped with a standard retaining frame or cheater lens adapter.

Installation is straightforward: the lens slides into the designated slot on the interior side of the welding helmet's filter assembly. Its durability ensures a long service life, provided it is cleaned regularly with appropriate non-abrasive solutions to maintain optical clarity. For MRO managers and safety officers, stocking these lenses ensures that the workforce has the necessary visual aids to perform TIG, MIG, and Stick welding tasks with the highest degree of accuracy.

Additional Information
Brand:Generic
Item:Helmet Lens Magnifier
Lense Size:2 x 4
Shade Or Magnifier:1.75
Material:Polycarbonate
Packaging Description:1-per-ea
Diopter Strength:1.75
Dimensions:2" x 4.25"
Material Type:Optical Grade Polycarbonate
Lens Type:Magnifying / Cheater
Impact Resistance:High
Inner Or Outer Lense:N/A

INCLUDED

  • 1x 1.75 Diopter Polycarbonate Magnifying Lens (2" x 4.25")

APPLICATIONS

  • TIG Welding (GTAW) requiring high precision
  • Micro-welding and electronics repair
  • General fabrication for operators with presbyopia
  • Inspection of weld joints and fit-up
  • Training environments to assist students with puddle recognition

FAQ

This lens measures the industry standard 2 inches by 4.25 inches (approx. 51mm x 108mm).

It is made of optical-grade polycarbonate plastic, which is lighter and more impact-resistant than glass.

It fits most auto-darkening helmets that have a built-in slot or retaining clip for 'cheater' lenses. Check your helmet's manual for compatibility with standard 2x4 accessories.

The 1.75 refers to the diopter strength, which indicates the level of magnification. It is similar to reading glasses with a +1.75 strength.

The magnifying lens should be installed on the inside of the helmet, closest to your eyes, behind the auto-darkening or passive filter plate.

Clean with a soft microfiber cloth and a mild soap and water solution or a dedicated plastic lens cleaner. Avoid abrasive paper towels or harsh solvents that can fog or scratch the plastic.

No, this is a magnifying accessory only. You must still use proper clear safety cover lenses (inner and outer) to protect your filter and eyes.

It is not recommended to stack lenses as this can cause optical distortion and reduce light transmission, making it harder to see the weld safely.