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By what needs protecting: curtains and framed screens stand vertically to stop the arc reaching other eyes, the six by six foot size here, while the two by one metre blanket lies over surfaces and parts to take heat and sparks. Busy workshops usually want both.

TIG gloves specifically: thinner leather that keeps the wire feel in the fingers, where MIG gauntlets trade feel for heat protection. Both jobs are covered here, the TIG welders gloves and the leather gloves and apron set.

Flame work: gas welding and cutting need shade 5 rather than the arc shades, and the goggles here carry it in BS EN 175 and 169 compliant form, the eye protection for oxy fuel jobs where a full helmet is not the tool.

Both ways: the six by six foot curtains are listed alone and as curtain and frame sets, the Draper metal framed screen among them, so a replacement curtain can hang on an existing frame or arrive standing.

By number: the 34554 auto darkening filter and the 02512 filter are each listed against their helmet models, and the full lens, filter and headgear system sits on the welding helmets shelf next door.

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Protection around the arc picks by what it must stop. Curtains and screens stop the arc reaching other eyes: the six by six foot curtains here come alone or with their frames, the Draper metal framed screen and the SIP curtain and frame set, standing between the welding bay and everyone passing it.

The blanket protects the work area instead, two metres by one of heat resistant cover for the surfaces and parts that sparks would find. On the body, the TIG welders gloves keep the fine feel TIG demands, the leather apron and the SIP gloves and apron set take the spatter, and the shade 5 gas goggles serve flame work, BS EN 175 and 169 compliant, where a full helmet is not the tool.

Two filters round out the shelf for the helmet side, the 34554 auto darkening filter and the 02512 filter, matched to their helmets by number, and the anti spatter spray keeps torch ends and surrounding metal shedding spatter rather than collecting it. The helmet shelf itself carries the full lens and headgear system.

What each item must meet is stated on its listing, and a photo over WhatsApp on 07754288583 answers anything uncertain, from curtain sizing to which filter a helmet takes.

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By what needs protecting: curtains and framed screens stand vertically to stop the arc reaching other eyes, the six by six foot size here, while the two by one metre blanket lies over surfaces and parts to take heat and sparks. Busy workshops usually want both.

TIG gloves specifically: thinner leather that keeps the wire feel in the fingers, where MIG gauntlets trade feel for heat protection. Both jobs are covered here, the TIG welders gloves and the leather gloves and apron set.

Flame work: gas welding and cutting need shade 5 rather than the arc shades, and the goggles here carry it in BS EN 175 and 169 compliant form, the eye protection for oxy fuel jobs where a full helmet is not the tool.

Both ways: the six by six foot curtains are listed alone and as curtain and frame sets, the Draper metal framed screen among them, so a replacement curtain can hang on an existing frame or arrive standing.

By number: the 34554 auto darkening filter and the 02512 filter are each listed against their helmet models, and the full lens, filter and headgear system sits on the welding helmets shelf next door.

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