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4C Lens Technology – Lincoln Electric’s proprietary liquid crystal display (LCD) enhances the visible color spectrum of the display. Unlike traditional auto-darkening filters, 4C lens technology broadens the color range & hues which can be seen in both light and dark states. This eliminates imperfections and color saturation to create the clearest view of the base material, arc & puddle, while reducing eye strain.

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Innovative X6 Headgear – Multiple adjustment points creating a personalized fit that distributes weight, reduces pressure points and optimizes balance for all day comfort.

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Dedicated Helmet Modes – Features four distinct modes – Weld, Cut, Grind, Auto – allowing you to dial in your preferred setting for each application.

Innovative Auto Shade Technology – The advanced Auto Shade Technology continuously monitors your environment and automatically adjusts the lens shade based on the welding arc, amperage and user preferences.

Intuitive, Expanded Control – Easy to use digital display provides advance control and navigation of helmet settings and access to additional features such as arc time, mode history and exposed light intensity.

Extra Large Viewing Area – 11.8 sq. in. auto darkening view area

Integrated Smart LED Light – The modular LED light was custom designed to improve productivity, quality, and safety in one simple attachment. To save power and increase battery life when welding, the LED automatically turns off when an arc is struck and turns back on when the arc is extinguished.