As a professional who works all the time with welding, having a protective helmet that satisfy your and the working requirements is a must. On the market you can find a wide range of different
welding helmets for sale, yet you do not know which one to choose. For that reason, we've coupling the things you need to consider before buying one
Does the Helmet comply Australian standards?
Without a doubt, this a crucial question to answer. Your helmet must always uphold Australian standards. The equipment that does not comply with Australian standards should not be used, regardless of where it came from. There are a couple of Australian wielding helmets standards that should be uphold – Eye and Face Protection (AS/NZS1337 & AS/NZS1337.1), Eye Protection for Welding (AS/NZS1337 & AS/NZS1337.1), Respiratory Protection (AS/NZS1716), Head Protection (AS/NZS1801) and Hearing Protection standard (AS/NZS1270). If the helmet has those standards, then it is safe to use.
It must have a Style!
Now, you may really do not care about this, but there are people who really care. For instance, some want to have some kind of graffiti or picture painted on them, especially those who work creating interesting stuff, like that show Legendary Hollywood blacksmith Tony Swatton of Sword and Stone creating the
Doomhammer from World of Warcraft! Or, you are working in a bike shop and want one that matches your style. Not to worry, manufacturers and retailers have many of those, it is up to you to choose one.
Well-Built is a Must!
When working with wielding, you helmet must be built from durable materials that can take any heat or physical drops (that happens occasionally) so you won't need to look for welding helmets for sale all the time. That's why you should find a good quality one, even if it is more expensive, you will now that it will last for a long time. You can always judge that by the brand, the time of the warranty and reviews online by other users.
How to Find One?
This has never been easier. You just go online, find a couple of retailer shops, make a short list, buy the one that matches your requirements and budget and that's it, you will have it delivered to your door! The retailers websites have full and detailed description of their helmets, so you can see if they uphold the Australian standards and their built quality.
