For Sale-Auto darkening welding helmets
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For Sale-Auto darkening welding helmets
Hi,
I will shortly have a quantity of both solar powered and battery powered auto-darkening welding helmets for sale. They are brand new and available due to bulk purchase from manufacturer. They are ce marked and confirm to all neccecary industry standards. They will be available for around £ 35.00 each. Anyone interested please contact me for photo's and specs e.tc. at following address :
machinchris2@aol.com
I will shortly have a quantity of both solar powered and battery powered auto-darkening welding helmets for sale. They are brand new and available due to bulk purchase from manufacturer. They are ce marked and confirm to all neccecary industry standards. They will be available for around £ 35.00 each. Anyone interested please contact me for photo's and specs e.tc. at following address :
machinchris2@aol.com
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Hi,
No I am not a 'proffesional trader' . I am a classic car enthusiast having owned Mg's and currently restoring a '68 Beetle. I have contacts with a supplier of welding helmets after purchasing one for myself and two for friends, of which I have used for about six months and found to be very good indeed. I am looking to pass on the welding helmets to other classic enthusiasts with similar interests at a very reasonable price instead of the grossly inflated prices charged by other 'outlets'. I have approached a number of car clubs who have been very interested. Sorry if I have offended anyone as it seems ! As to the question about my interest in Morris minors i have a general interest in all classics and the whole restoration scene in general
Hope this answers your questions and again sorry if you are offended !
Cheers
No I am not a 'proffesional trader' . I am a classic car enthusiast having owned Mg's and currently restoring a '68 Beetle. I have contacts with a supplier of welding helmets after purchasing one for myself and two for friends, of which I have used for about six months and found to be very good indeed. I am looking to pass on the welding helmets to other classic enthusiasts with similar interests at a very reasonable price instead of the grossly inflated prices charged by other 'outlets'. I have approached a number of car clubs who have been very interested. Sorry if I have offended anyone as it seems ! As to the question about my interest in Morris minors i have a general interest in all classics and the whole restoration scene in general
Hope this answers your questions and again sorry if you are offended !
Cheers
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Would like to hear more... £35 sounds a nice price compared to other stuff I've seen.
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Jan 06: The Minor SII Africa adventure: http://www.minor-detour.com
Oct 06: back from Dresden with my Trabant 601 Kombi
Jan 07: back from a month thru North Africa (via Timbuktu) in a S3 Landy
June 07 - back from Zwickau Trabi Treffen
Aug 07 & Aug 08 - back from the Lands End to Orkney in 71 pickup
Sept 2010 - finally gave up breaking down in a SII Landy...
where to break down next?
2013... managed to seize my 1275 just by driving it round the block

Hi Again,
Ok well I will have both battery powered and solar powered available. The purchase price to me is very similar so I can offer them at the same price (£ 35.00 +p&p). The battery powered helmet is powered by a small 'penlight type battery' . Regarding battery life I have used the same battery for about 3 months and it is still good. However admittedly ,I do only weld occasionally and I remove the battery if im not welding for a week or so so I wouldn't like to give a precise time. Obviously this is not a problem with the solar type - simply leave them in the light for a couple of hours before welding and should be fine.
Regarding problems i would sort out a replacement helmet , failing this i would give a refund.
Regarding technical spec , here it is :
Filter size 120mm x 95mm x 12mm
Viewing window size 91mm x 40mm
working temp -5 - +55
Light shade DIN4
Dark shade option DIN9-DIN13
Switching time 1/10,000s
Recovery time 0.6s
Eye Protection EN379
UV/IR Protection EN169
Face protection EN 175
Power source solar or AAA battery
Auto power on/off : Auto off
Net weight 420g
Dont know how your club works , for example if you have club nights or whatever but maybe if enough people are interested I could supply you a free sample that you could 'pass around' and let me know what you think - if you dont like them - no probs ??
Anyway i,ve made the offer , I am not a trader , i am an engineer with an interest in old classics , the sale of these products has enabled me to 'make a few quid' while saving others a fair few more ! - let me know - if anyone wants any pictures or anything sending i can arrange this.
Cheers
Chris.
Ok well I will have both battery powered and solar powered available. The purchase price to me is very similar so I can offer them at the same price (£ 35.00 +p&p). The battery powered helmet is powered by a small 'penlight type battery' . Regarding battery life I have used the same battery for about 3 months and it is still good. However admittedly ,I do only weld occasionally and I remove the battery if im not welding for a week or so so I wouldn't like to give a precise time. Obviously this is not a problem with the solar type - simply leave them in the light for a couple of hours before welding and should be fine.
Regarding problems i would sort out a replacement helmet , failing this i would give a refund.
Regarding technical spec , here it is :
Filter size 120mm x 95mm x 12mm
Viewing window size 91mm x 40mm
working temp -5 - +55
Light shade DIN4
Dark shade option DIN9-DIN13
Switching time 1/10,000s
Recovery time 0.6s
Eye Protection EN379
UV/IR Protection EN169
Face protection EN 175
Power source solar or AAA battery
Auto power on/off : Auto off
Net weight 420g
Dont know how your club works , for example if you have club nights or whatever but maybe if enough people are interested I could supply you a free sample that you could 'pass around' and let me know what you think - if you dont like them - no probs ??
Anyway i,ve made the offer , I am not a trader , i am an engineer with an interest in old classics , the sale of these products has enabled me to 'make a few quid' while saving others a fair few more ! - let me know - if anyone wants any pictures or anything sending i can arrange this.
Cheers
Chris.
Just thought I would post an update on this , usual disclaimer - no connection only a 'customer' - I have just purchased three of these from Chris - (may seem excessive(!) but I have a team of teenagers working on at 56 four door. - I committed to purchase this week - paid him by Paypal on Thursday & they arrived today (Saturday) by recorded post & very well packed. They work a treat - just needed two AA cells (these are the solar type so seem to only use batteries as 'backup') had a good look at them & am 'well pleased'.
Jim
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