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CEP932-107-11 - Shade 11 Glass Welding Lens Filter Plate 4.5x5.25

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OVERVIEW

Premium Optical Clarity for Industrial Welding

The Shade 11 Heat Treated Glass Filter Plate is an essential component for professional welders utilizing passive welding helmets with a large viewing area. Designed to fit standard 4-1/2 inch by 5-1/4 inch retaining systems, this filter plate provides a fixed level of darkness suitable for a wide range of medium-to-heavy amperage welding processes. Unlike auto-darkening filters (ADF), this passive glass lens offers zero switching time, ensuring that the welder's eyes are protected from the moment the arc is struck, provided the helmet is in the down position.

Manufactured from high-quality glass, this filter plate undergoes a rigorous heat-treatment process. This thermal hardening significantly increases the glass's resistance to thermal shock, preventing cracking or shattering under the intense heat fluctuations common in industrial welding environments. The glass material inherently provides superior optical properties compared to many polycarbonate alternatives, delivering a crisp, distortion-free view of the weld puddle. This clarity is critical for precision work where identifying the toe of the weld and monitoring fusion is paramount.

The Shade 11 rating is particularly effective for processes such as Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW/Stick) and Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG) at moderate amperage levels. It effectively filters out harmful Ultraviolet (UV) and Infrared (IR) radiation, protecting the operator from arc eye and long-term retinal damage. While glass is naturally more scratch-resistant than plastic, it is recommended to use this filter plate in conjunction with clear cover lenses (polycarbonate or glass) on both the front and rear to protect the filter from spatter, sparks, and impact.

For industrial facilities and MRO operations, stocking reliable, passive filter plates ensures that downtime is minimized. There are no batteries to replace, no sensors to fail, and no sensitivity settings to adjust. It is a pure, reliable barrier that performs consistently in harsh shop environments.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 per each
Item:Lense Filter Plate
Lense Size:4x5
Shade or Magnifier # :11
Inner Or Outer:n/a
Brand:Generic
Material:Heat Treated Glass
Color:Dark Green (Active View)
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Material:Heat Treated Glass
Dimensions:4-1/2 in x 5-1/4 in
Lens Type:Passive Fixed Shade
Color:Dark Green (Active View)
brand:generic
item:lense-filter-plate
lense-size:4x5
shade-or-magnifier:11

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Shade 11 Heat Treated Glass Filter Plate (4-1/2" x 5-1/4")

APPLICATIONS

  • Shielded Metal Arc Welding (Stick)
  • Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG)
  • Flux Cored Arc Welding (FCAW)
  • General Fabrication
  • Structural Steel Welding
  • Maintenance and Repair Operations

FAQ

The dimensions are 4-1/2 inches by 5-1/4 inches (approx. 114mm x 133mm), which is a standard size for large-view passive welding helmets.

No, this is a passive, fixed-shade glass lens. It remains at Shade 11 constantly and does not change based on the arc.

Yes, it is highly recommended to use clear cover lenses (polycarbonate or glass) on both the front and back of this filter plate to protect it from spatter, impact, and smoke.

Shade 11 is typically suitable for Stick and MIG welding at medium to medium-high amperages (roughly 150A to 250A), depending on individual eye sensitivity.

This filter plate is made of heat-treated glass, which offers superior optical clarity and thermal stability compared to standard plastic.

No, this is the larger 4x5 size. It will not fit helmets designed for the smaller 2 inch x 4.25 inch lenses.

You can clean it with standard glass cleaner and a soft, lint-free cloth or lens wipe. Avoid abrasive pads that could scratch the surface.

Glass generally provides better optical clarity and is more resistant to fine scratches and heat deformation, though it is more brittle upon impact.