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CEP932-105-5 - Shade 5 Glass Welding Lens 2x4

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OVERVIEW

Precision Optical Protection for Oxy-Fuel Applications

The Shade 5 Glass Filter Plate is an essential component for welders and fabricators engaged in oxy-fuel cutting, brazing, and soldering operations. Manufactured from high-quality, heat-treated glass, this passive filter plate provides the necessary protection against the intense brightness and harmful radiation generated during gas welding processes. Unlike auto-darkening filters which react to the arc, this fixed shade lens offers a constant level of protection, ensuring that your eyes are shielded the moment you strike your torch.

Measuring a standard 2 inches by 4-1/4 inches, this filter plate is designed to fit universally into most fixed-front welding helmets, flip-front hoods, and compatible welding goggles. The use of glass as the base material offers distinct advantages in industrial environments. Glass is naturally more resistant to scratching and pitting from hot sparks compared to standard plastic lenses, ensuring a longer service life and maintaining optical clarity over time. The heat treatment process further enhances the durability of the lens, making it resistant to thermal shock and impact, although it should always be used in conjunction with a clear safety cover lens for maximum impact protection.

Optical quality is paramount when performing precision cutting or brazing. This Shade 5 lens delivers a crisp, distortion-free view of the work area, allowing the operator to accurately monitor the molten pool and flame characteristics. By filtering out harmful Ultraviolet (UV) and Infrared (IR) radiation, it prevents eye fatigue and long-term damage associated with occupational exposure to welding light. Whether you are working in a heavy industrial fabrication shop or a small maintenance garage, this reliable glass filter plate is a fundamental piece of personal protective equipment (PPE) that meets the rigorous demands of the trade.

Key Technical Specifications

  • Shade Level: 5 (Light State)
  • Material: Heat Treated Glass
  • Dimensions: 2" x 4.25" (Standard)
  • Application: Gas Welding, Cutting, Brazing
Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 per each
Item:Lense Filter Plate
Lense Size:2x4
Shade or Magnifier # :5
Inner Or Outer:n/a
Brand:Generic
Material:Glass, Heat Treated Glass
Shade Range:Fixed Shade 5
Applications:Brazing, Oxy-Fuel Cutting, Soldering
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Lens Type:Passive Glass
Shade Range:Fixed Shade 5
Dimensions:2" x 4-1/4"
Material:Heat Treated Glass
Applications:Oxy-Fuel Cutting, Brazing, Soldering
brand:generic
item:lense-filter-plate
lense-size:2x4
shade-or-magnifier:5
material:glass

INCLUDED

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

APPLICATIONS

  • Oxy-fuel cutting and welding
  • Brazing and soldering
  • Light plasma cutting
  • Flame gouging
  • General torch work

FAQ

Shade 5 lenses are typically used for oxy-fuel cutting, welding, and brazing. They are generally too light for electric arc welding (MIG/TIG/Stick) which requires darker shades (8-13).

This specific filter plate is made of heat-treated glass, which offers superior scratch resistance and optical clarity compared to plastic alternatives.

The plate measures 2 inches by 4-1/4 inches (approx. 50mm x 108mm), which is the industry standard size for small rectangular viewing windows.

No, Shade 5 is not dark enough for MIG welding. Using it for electric arc welding can cause eye damage. You typically need Shade 10 or darker for MIG welding.

Yes, it is highly recommended to use a clear polycarbonate cover lens on the outside to protect the glass filter from spatter and impact, as glass can shatter.

Yes, as long as the flip-front mechanism is designed for standard 2x4 lenses, this plate will fit perfectly.

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

No, this is a passive filter plate. It stays at Shade 5 constantly and does not change based on the presence of an arc.