Welding Safety
Speedglas Consumables Optimization. How to maintain and get the most out of your Speedglas.
Welding Safety
To optimise the effective lifetime of your welding equipment and avoid the additional cost of replacement, regular maintenance is important. For maximum safety and comfort, make it a regular habit to check and change the following items at the intervals recommended below or more frequently as required: System
Component
Typically replaced
Notes
Welding Filters
Outer Protection Plate
Once a week
Replace anytime the plate becomes deeply pitted, scratched or too dirty to clean with soft cloth or lens paper.
Welding Filters
Inner Cover Plate
Once a month
Regularly clean with a soft cloth and replace if any pits or scratches occur.
Welding Helmets
Visor Plate
Every two weeks
Replace more often if visibility is reduced.
Welding Helmets
Sweatband
Once a month
Replace more often if sweatband becomes unhygienic.
Respirators
Prefilter
2 days to once a week Regular replacement of the prefilter extends the (based on application & life of the particle filter, saving money while also environment) helping the battery run-time.
Respirators
Particle Filter
At least every month
For Adflo respirator, replace when particle filter indicator becomes red. Otherwise, replace whenever the battery operating time becomes too short, or when “fully loaded� filter triggers low airflow alarm.
Respirators
Gas Filter
As needed
Replace the gas filter according to your work place requirements. It is not recommended to wait until you can sense odours or smells.
Respirators
Odour Filter
Any time you smell unpleasant odours
Odour filter is not required if gas filter is used.
Respirators
Spark Arrestor
As needed
Replace if deformed and no longer fitting well.
Respirators
Breathing Tube
If damaged, deformed or leaking any air
To Extend the life of the breathing tube, use a tube cover or a heavy duty rubber breathing tube.
Welding Helmets with Face Seal Respirators
At least every 2 months Replace earlier in really dirty environments, or if it has splits or tears or whenever the seal becomes unhygienic.
Adflo Systems
If damaged, deformed or leaking any air
Breathing Tubes
To extend the life of breathing tube, use a tube cover or a heavy-duty rubber breathing tube.
Important Notice: Note that higher-than-normal levels of pollutants, heat and sparks will require more frequent replacement of components. Chart assumes minimum 4 hours usage per day.
3M™ Speedglas™ Heavy Duty Welding Helmet G5-01 G5-01 Component
SAP ID
ADF
Description
7100016691
526000
Outer protection plate (standard)
7000000223
527000
Outer protection plate (scratch-resistant)
7100108831
527001
Outer protection plate (extra scratch-resistant)
7100016690
527070
Outer protection plate (heat-resistant)
Inner Protection Plate
7000000227
528025
Inner protection plate for Speedglas G5-01 Auto-Darkening Filter
Grinding Visors
7100190170
613000
3M™ Visor Plate, Anti-Fog and Hard coated, for 3M™ Speedglas™ Welding Helmet G5-01, 613000, 5 EA/Case
Face Seals
7100161510
614000
3M™ Face Seal for 3M™ Speedglas™ Welding Helmet G5-01, 614000, 1 EA/Case
7100169234
198016
3M™ Speedglas™ Sweatband, Towelling, 198016, 3 EA/Case
7100190171
198018
3M™ Speedglas™ Sweatband, Leather, 198018, 1 EA/Case
7100173404
198017
3M™ Speedglas™ Sweatband in fleecy cotton, pkg of 3 - 198017
7100182269
613700
3M™ Airduct Breathing Tube (short) incl. holder for 3M™ Speedglas™ Welding Helmet G5-01, 613700, 1 EA/Case
Outer Protection Plates
Helmet
Short-ID
Sweatbands
Short Breathing Tubes
Additional Accessory Options for G5-01 A. Helmet in standard configuration with rigid neck protection and the smaller, fabric head protection. B. To better enable you to weld when looking down, replace the rigid neck protection with, for example the smaller fabric neck protection (169041). A
C
B
E
F
D
G
C. Increase coverage of your head, neck and chest by adding the larger fabric head cover (169023) and/or the extended fabric neck protection (169042). D. For increased visibility at all times, add the flurescent yellow extended head protection (169021). E. When you need the durability of leather, attach the leather head protector (169022) and the leather neck protector (169043). F. To maximize coverage from sparks add the fabric shroud (169030) and the extended or larger fabric head protection (169023). G. Task light (169200)
3M™ Speedglas™ Welding Helmet G5-02
Helmet
ADF
G5-02 Component
SAP ID
Short-ID
Description
Outer Protection Plates
7100205305
626000
Scratch resistant outer protection plate, pkg of 5
Inner Protection Plates
7100202350
624000
Inner protection plates, pkg of 2
Magnifying Lens Options
7100202361
172020
Magnifying lens x1.5
7100202360
172021
Magnifying lens x2.0
7100202396
172022
Magnifying lens x2.5
7100080223
168010
Sweatband in fleecy cotton (length 24cm), pkg of 2
Sweatbands Large Head Rests
7100080253
167520
Sweatband, towelling, purple, pkg of 2
7000044367
168000
Sweatband, leather
7100189980
536211
Large Head Rest
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3M™ Speedglas™ Welding Helmet 9100 FX Air 9100FX Air Component
ADF
Outer Protection Plates
Inner Protection Plates
Short-ID
Description
7100016691
526000
Outer protection plate (standard)
7000000223
527000
Outer protection plate (scratch-resistant)
7100108831
527001
Outer protection plate (extra scratch-resistant)
7100016690
527070
Outer protection plate (heat-resistant)
7000000225
528005
Inner protection plate for Speedglas 9100V Auto-Darkening Filter
7000000226
528015
Inner protection plate for Speedglas 9100X Auto-Darkening Filter
7000000227
528025
Inner protection plate for Speedglas 9100XX and 9100XXi Auto-Darkening Filter
7000000236
523000
Spare visor for Speedglas 9100 FX Welding Helmet
7100080231
523001
Spare anti-fog visor for Speedglas 9100 FX Welding Helmet
Sweatbands
7000000224
168015
Sweatband for Speedglas 9100 Series Welding Helmets
Short Breathing Tubes
7100167262
533500
Airduct assembly for Speedglas 9100 FX Air
Air Deflectors
7000044540
535000
Air deflector for Speedglas 9100 FX Air Welding Helmet
Grinding Visors Helmet
SAP ID
Additional Accessory Options 9100 FX Air Extended protective headcover for Speedglas 9100 FX Welding Helmets (Large) 169007 7100167240
Extended protective throat and ear cover for Speedglas 9100 Series Welding Helmets 169010 7000000230
3M™ Speedglas™ Welding Helmet 9100MP & MP Lite 9100FX Air Component
SAP ID 7100016691
ADF
Outer Protection Plates
Inner Protection Plates
Helmet
Grinding Visors Face Seals Sweatbands
Short-ID
Description
526000
Outer protection plate (standard)
7000000223
527000
Outer protection plate (scratch-resistant)
7100108831
527001
Outer protection plate (extra scratch-resistant)
7100016690
527070
Outer protection plate (heat-resistant)
7000000225
528005
Inner protection plate for Speedglas 9100V Auto-Darkening Filter
7000000226
528015
Inner protection plate for Speedglas 9100X Auto-Darkening Filter
7000000227
528025
Inner protection plate for Speedglas 9100XX and 9100XXi Auto-Darkening Filter
7000000236
523000
Spare visor for Speedglas 9100 FX Welding Helmet
7100080231
523001
Spare anti-fog visor for Speedglas 9100 FX Welding Helmet
7100167292
534200
Face Seal for Speedglas 9100MP Welding Helmet
7100080223
168010
Sweatband 9100 MP pack of two
7100112082
168011
Sweatband 9100 MP Lite pack of two
Additional Accessory Options 9100MP & MP Lite Shroud for 9100 MP/9100 MP-Lite 169015 7100106682
Cover for MP/MP-Lite Safety helmet 169014 7100167334
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health problems
Select respiratory protection that is adequate Illnesses due to welding fume often take and suitable for the worker and the task many years to develop.
including bronchial asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and lung cancer
3M™ Adflo™ Powered Air Purifying Respirator System SAP ID
Short-ID
7100080248
Filters
Metal fume fever (high temperatures, chills, aches, vomiting, weakness and fatigue).
Fast fact:
Stomach ulcers, kidney damage and nervous system damage
Nausea
7000028075 Disposable respirators – Reusable837542 respirators –
4 regular smoker and a 40% • Original 3-panel design
3M™ Aura™ Particulate Click™ 70000280433M™ Secure 837242 Respirators 9300+ Reusable Respirator 7000028074 HF-800 Series 837110 Series
Symptoms of metal fume fever may be more noticeable on a Monday, after some days without exposure.3
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Reusable respirators – The dangers of
Description
Disposable respirators – Prefilter, pkg of 5 3M™ Aura™ Particulate Fast fact: Respirators Particle Filter,9300+ pkg of 2 Welders have the same risk Series of chronic bronchitis Gas Filter A2 as a
836010 increase of heart attack and837012 stroke
7100116817
Dizziness
Larynx and urinary tract cancers
Lung function abnormalities
Adflo Components
Eye, nose and throat irritation
allows
Gas Filter A1B1E1 higher of lung cancermovement for risk greater facial
3M™ Secure Click™ Long-term Reusable Respirator welding fume HF-800 Series health problems • Helps provide protection against
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than non-welders.
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gases and vapours, depending •Odour Available in FFP1, FFP2 and Filter FFP3 protection levels 7000044586 837120 Odour Filter Pad against to provide protection • Original 3-panel design allows • Helps provide protection against Larynx and solid and liquid particles for greater facial movement particles and/or urinary tract 7000028067 solid and liquid 834016 Standard self adjusting QRS NPF of 40 • With valved and unvalved gases and vapours, depending Lung function cancers • Available in FFP1, FFP2 and abnormalities All welding fume contains particles as well as gases. models, our respirators feature • 3M P3 with additional relief Breathing Tube 7000044527 834017 Heavy-duty rubber QRS FFP3 protection levels including Weldingbronchial fume particles vary in size, from Stomach particles that are ulcers, an innovative chin tab for easy from nuisance odours caused to provide protection against asthma, chronic large like grains of sand through to tiny particles damage 7000028062 834018 Cover adjustments and an embossed, obstructive by welding are suggested forkidneythat pulmonary solid and liquid particles cannot be seen by the naked eye and can easily be inhaled. and nervous and welding application. sculpted upper panel to help disease (COPD) typical NPF ofThe 40 type and quantity of welding system damage • With valved and unvalved lung cancer Spark arrestor 7000028010 836000 Spark fume, gases and vapours are reduceArrestor eyewear fogging as carcinogenic1, and models, our respirators feature • 3M P3determined with additional relief by the material, Welding Helmet to welding fume and other gases associated with • Lightweight and designed to exposureSpeedglas™ welding process, amperage an innovative chin tab for easy from nuisance odours caused welding can cause a range of health issues. and the welding electrode fit under virtually any welding increase of adjustments and an embossed, by welding are suggested for used Fast fact: heart attack helmet and cartridges available, sculpted upper panel to help typical welding application. and stroke Welders have the same risk depending on your combination reduce eyewear fogging Consult an expert to identify the • Maintenance-free (disposable) of chronic bronchitis as a Fast fact: hazardsWelding levels against country of contaminants: particulates, Speedglas™ Helmet • Lightweight and designed to regular smoker4 and a 40% safety standards Poor respiratory protection is the fourth organic and inorganic vapours, fit under virtually any welding most common workplace violation. higher risk of lung cancer2 Fast fact: acid gas and ammonia 1 helmet and cartridges available,
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Welding Record Card
Welding Safety
Care and Maintenance. To maintain protection levels, optimise the effective lifetime of the system and avoid the additional cost of replacement, it is extremely important to carry out regular checks on your equipment. Maintenance Record ID
Company Name
System ID
Company Address
Headtop Type Postcode Equipment issued to Equipment maintained by
Maintenance / Cleaning Checklist Date
Headtop
Turbo (incl. airflow)
Parts Replaced
Signature
As part of COSHH regulation requirements, record cards such as this must be used to record the monthly checks for each system. 6
Welding Record Card
Welding Safety
Maintenance / Cleaning Checklist Date
Headtop
Turbo (incl. airflow)
Parts Replaced
Signature
As part of COSHH regulation requirements, record cards such as this must be used to record the monthly checks for each system.
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Welding Record Card Welding Safety
Maintenance / Cleaning Checklist Date
Headtop
Turbo (incl. airflow)
Parts Replaced
Signature
As part of COSHH regulation requirements, record cards such as this must be used to record the monthly checks for each system.
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Replace The Hinge https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwfUO_ WdCbI&list=PL6kbXORMpTVFyepTS5ZXCzM4TAMQIiVbf&index=14&t=0s
Full Playlist for the G5-01 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6kbXORMpTVFyepTS5ZXCzM4TAMQIiVbf
How to Replace Headband https://multimedia.3m.com/mws/media/1620071O/3m-hmt-g501-video-replace-headband-mp4. mp4 https://youtu.be/6IPAJTgnhzE
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How to replace the battery https://multimedia.3m.com/mws/media/1684845O/how-to-video-speedglas-adf-battery-g502. mp4
How to replace the inner protection plate https://multimedia.3m.com/mws/media/1684846O/how-to-video-speedglas-welding-filter-g502. mp4
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Replace Air Deflector https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Y6O2WxwUzw&list=PL6kbXORMpTVGG3BDvQQII5VPp3E9z FSE4&index=6&t=0s
Replace Hinge https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=zk1WsTvlGvA&list=PL6kbXORMpTVGG3BDvQQII5VPp3E9zFSE4&index=39&t=0s
General 9100 Playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6kbXORMpTVGmX1crjZ9pwNdT9K1DY4GE
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Add Earmuffs https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=zzVPBMka4yg&list=PL6kbXORMpTVGG3BDvQQII5VPp3E9zFSE4&index=19&t=0s
Replace Harness https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7df_2b_0Z4&list=PL6kbXORMpTVFVkm40Lh1mO9UaHStFfpP&index=9&t=0s
General 9100 MP Playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6kbXORMpTVFVkm4-0Lh1mO9UaHStFfpP
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