welding lens 20*5 F60

Name: welding lens 20*5 F60
Brand: LANTERN LASER TOOLS & TECHNOLOGY
Price: 2500.0 INR
Availability: InStock

Price 2500.0 INR/ Piece

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welding lens 20*5 F60 Specification

Product Type
WELDING LENS

General Use
industrial

Type
Laser Machining

Weight (kg)
10 Gram (g)

Computerized
No

Automatic
No

Touch Screen
No

Control System
Human Machine Interface

Surface Treatment
Polishing

QC System
PASSED

Feature
High Efficiency, Simple Control, Stable Operation, High Performance

Color
TRANSPERENT

welding lens 20*5 F60 Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Piece

Payment Terms
Cash in Advance (CID), Cheque

Supply Ability
15 Pieces Per Day

Delivery Time
1 Week

Sample Policy
Contact us for information regarding our sample policy

Packaging Details
Plastic Wrapping: Machines are often wrapped in heavy-duty plastic to shield against dust, moisture, and minor abrasions during transit. Foam Padding: High-density foam is used to cushion delicate components, such as lenses preventing movement and impact damage. Fragility Labels: Packages are often marked with "Fragile" to guide proper handling.

Main Export Market(s)
Asia

Main Domestic Market
All India

Certifications
MSME GST

About welding lens 20*5 F60

This high-quality welding lens is designed to provide optimal protection and clarity during welding operations. With dimensions of 20 mm x 5 mm, it fits a wide range of specialized welding helmet or goggle configurations.

Q1: What does "F60" mean in the lens description?

The "F60" refers to the shade level of the welding lens, typically equivalent to a shade 1011. This is suitable for medium to heavy-duty welding processes such as MIG, TIG, and stick welding.

Q2: What materials is the lens made from?
The lens is generally made from heat-resistant glass or polycarbonate, depending on the model. Glass offers higher scratch resistance, while polycarbonate is lighter and impact-resistant.

Q3: Can this lens be used for plasma cutting or gas welding?
The F60 shade may be too dark for plasma cutting or gas welding, which often require lighter shades (like 58). Use a lens specifically rated for those processes to ensure clear visibility and safety.