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0700102005 ESAB Swarm A10 / A20 Headgear
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    ESAB Swarm A10 / A20 Headgear
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    ESAB Swarm A20 Parts FAQs

    Answers to common questions about replacement cover lenses and headgear for powered air respirator welding helmets, and how to choose and look after them.

    When should I replace a cover lens?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    Replace a cover lens as soon as it is cracked, scratched, pitted or too dirty to clean, or when it spoils your view. Replace the front cover lens if it is damaged, and check it for scratches or damage as part of the checks before use. A cloudy or pitted lens also makes the weld pool harder to see.

    How quickly lenses wear depends on the work. Heavy spatter or grinding marks them much faster than light TIG work, so there is no single interval that suits everyone. Follow the manual for your helmet and keep spares to hand so that you never carry on with a damaged lens.

    What does a cover lens do on a welding helmet or powered respirator helmet?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    A cover lens is a clear, replaceable plate that sits in front of the welding filter, and on many helmets there is a second one on the wearer's side. The front one takes the spatter, sparks and scratches so that the filter behind it does not have to. Because it is simple to swap, it protects the more delicate filter and keeps your view clear.

    A cover lens is a wear item. It does not replace the filter and it does not make the filter safe to use if the filter itself is cracked or damaged. Always fit the type the helmet maker specifies for your model and check the manual.

    How do I make sure I order the right lens or headgear?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    Cover lenses and headgear are normally made for a particular helmet series, so they are not universal. Start with the helmet's manual, which lists the replacement parts and their part numbers, and compare any number marked on the old part. Check the shape and size of the old lens against the new one, and for headgear check how it attaches and how many fixing points it has.

    For a powered respirator helmet, replacement parts should ideally come from the original maker so the equipment keeps working as intended. Be careful with parts said to fit several models and confirm against your manual. Our team can help you match a part if you have the helmet details.

    How should I clean cover lenses without damaging them?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    Follow the cleaning advice in your helmet's manual. Wipe a lens gently with a soft, lint-free cloth, and a little water with a mild detergent may be acceptable. Check the manual before using any cleaning product, avoid solvents and abrasive cleaners unless the maker says they are acceptable, and do not immerse electronic parts in water. Rinse or brush off loose grit before wiping, because dragging grit across a lens can scratch it.

    Do not rub a dry lens or use paper towels or rough cloths. If a lens is deeply scratched, pitted or too dirty to clean, it should be replaced.

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