Welding Goggles
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Welding goggles are a type of personal protective equipment worn during welding operations to protect the eyes from harmful radiation and debris. They are typically made of a strong and durable material, such as plastic or glass, and feature tinted lenses to protect against bright light and radiation.
Welding generates intense radiation, including ultraviolet and infrared radiation, that can cause eye damage, as well as debris and sparks that can cause eye injury. Welding goggles provide protection against these hazards, helping to prevent eye damage and injury.
There are several types of welding goggles available, including fixed lens goggles, flip-up lens goggles, and auto-darkening goggles. Fixed lens goggles have a permanent shade level, while flip-up lens goggles allow the user to switch between shaded and clear lenses. Auto-darkening goggles feature lenses that automatically adjust to the appropriate shade level based on the amount of light detected.
