Best TIG Welding Helmets
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Best TIG Welding Helmets
The welding shade used for TIG welding typically ranges from shade 8 to shade 13, with shade 9 to shade 11 being the most common. TIG welding produces a relatively low amount of UV radiation compared to other welding processes, such as MIG and stick welding, which require higher shade levels.
Miller Digital Elite
And the top 3 spots go to… Miller Digital Elite welding helmets! Actually, it shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone familiar with the Digital Elite line. Miller has really dialed these helmets in for maximum performance and comfort—which makes them especially well-suited for TIG welding.
Miller Digital Elite helmets are rated to 5 amps, but also feature their “X mode.” In this setting, it isn’t the arc light that triggers the lens, but the electromagnetic energy produced when the arc is started. This is great because if you look away toward a window or other light source, the lens won’t darken. It’s also an exceptionally clear lens, which makes it ideal for smaller, more detailed welding work. Equipped with a long-lasting battery and an optional solar-assist, you’ll get a lot of use before you have to recharge.
If you wear glasses, you’re going to love how the Miller Digital Elite was designed to provide enough extra room for glasses. And if you need to get a close-up view of highly detailed welding work, you can have magnifying lenses installed.
Best Prices Anywhere and Free Shipping on Orders Over $300
If you’re looking for the lowest price on a Miller Digital Elite welding helmet, Welders Supply has it. And to sweeten the deal, there’s no additional charge for shipping on orders over $300 within the continental US.
