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3M
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Speedglas
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Filter 9002V
Specifications
Light Shade: 3
Dark Shades: user-selectable to 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13
Off (Fail-Safe) Shade: nominal 5
Viewing Area: 3.57" x 1.68" (91mm x 43mm)
Weight, Helmet with Filter: 17.4oz (493g)
Battery Life (Average): 1500 hours
Operating Temperature: 23° to 131°F (-5° to 55°C)
Ordering Information
Part Numbers for complete package–helmet 9000,
headband and auto-darkening filter:
04-0012-31
This filter can also be ordered with the FlexView helmet
(pages 22 and 23) and ProTop helmet (pages 24 and 25).
Add “H” for hard hat and/or “SW” for SideWindows
option.
Replacement Parts: see pages 40 and 41.
Auto Off–Turns off filter 60 minutes after last arc.
Immediate Off–Simply hold the ON/OFF button down for two seconds.
Shade 3 Light State–For outstanding visibility.
Five Shade Settings
Three Delay Settings–User-selectable settings to match how quickly the
filter changes from dark-to-light to the job.
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AUTO-DARKENING FILTERS
“V” for Variable
Dark Shades: 9002V
3M
™
Speedglas
™
Filter 9002V
and Helmet
For welders handling a variety of amperages and
different arc welding processes, we introduce the
9002V . . . the most versatile auto-darkening filter
ever! Choose from 61 control combinations to
achieve the most efficiency and comfort, no matter
what you are welding.
Greater sensitivity! The 9002's newly-developed
detectors increase sensitivity to provide reliable
switching for a wide range of welding methods, even
extremely stable arcs like those from TIG inverters at
low amp settings.
Greater comfort! The 9002 introduces a new Delay
function that lets you decide how quickly the filter
changes from dark-to-light.
Adjust with gloves on! The 9002's new membrane-
covered control buttons let you change settings or
turn on/off with your gloves on. The buttons are
faster than analog knobs, and the membrane seals
the filter from dirt.
Filter Shade “–” Setting* Normal Setting* “+” Setting*
9 60 100 150
10 60 150 200
11 100 200 300
12 100 250 400
13 100 300 500
Situation Sensitivity Setting
Another welder(s), working nearby 1
MIG/MAG welding 2
Low amp TIG welding 3
Hidden arc TIG tube welding 4
Four Sensitivity Settings–To match the filter’s sensitivity to the job.
* All speeds in milliseconds.
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