Miller Welding Helmets
If you are looking for a high performing, top of the line welding helmet, then Miller welding helmets may be just what you're looking for. These helmets are designed to provide you with everything you are searching for in a high quality welding helmet including comfort, style, and a variety of different models to choose from.
One of the first thing that you will notice with Miller welding helmets is that they have neat designs printed on them. You can get just about anything from camouflage, to skulls, and even an eagle design. This is unique in the fact that most company's manufacture plain welding helmets. These designs also come in a variety of color choices. But these helmets are much more than just good looking.
Comfort is a key component that these helmets deliver quite nicely on. These helmets are lightweight and come with a foam rubber comfort cushion. Both of these elements combined make them very nice and easy to wear.
Another neat thing about these welding helmets is that they come in a variety of different models to choose from. Every model shares some common characteristics, such as auto darkening lenses, but they all have some unique features that set them apart as well.
Below you will find a list of models and the features that each provide:
Miller Classic Series: This model comes equipped with a fixed number ten shade and a 3.7 inch by 1.37 inch viewing field. Also includes two arc sensors and automatic on and off power control.
Pro Hobby: This model has a variable number eight through number twelve shade and a 3.85 inch by 1.57 inch viewing area. Equipped with two arc sensors and manual on, automatic off power control.
Performance: This series features includes a number eight through number thirteen shade and a 3.85 inch by 1.85 inch viewing area. Comes with three arc sensors as well as automatic on and off power control.
Elite: This helmet is equipped with a variable number eight through number thirteen shade and a 3.85 by 2.38 inch viewing field. With this model you will find four arc sensors and automatic on and off power control.
Digital Elite: Same features as the elite series shown above except that it comes with digital memory control and manual on, automatic off power control.
Titanium: Industrial welding helmet that comes in a passive and variable number eight through thirteen shade. Comes with either a four by four inch, 3.85 by 1.85 inch, or 3.85 by 2.38 inch viewing field. Also is available with no arc sensors, three arc sensors, or four arc sensors. Automatic on and off power control is also included.
As you can see, Miller welding helmets come in a large variety of options for you to choose from. It's up to you to decide which one will work for you best.
Miller takes great pride in their work and everything they do. They are passionate about every helmet they make and are dedicated to providing with the best quality product available. This company is quickly becoming the leader in the welding helmet industry and is sure to be around for years to come.