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FLIP FLAP
EN
Translation of the original instructions
Maintenance :
- Do not place heavy objects or tools on or in the facepiece
to avoid damage to the face shields.
Mask storage temperatures range from -10°C to +60°C.
- Regularly clean and change the guard screens.
- Clean the inside and outside of the mask with a neutral
detergent-disinfectant. Do not use solvents.
- Make sure that the sensors and cell are not obstructed by
dust or debris.
- We recommend using the mask and visors for 5 years.
The length of use depends on various factors such as type
of use, cleaning, storage and maintenance.
BEFORE WELDING
- Check that the welding helmet is in good condition and headband adjustment.
- Check whether the front cover lens and the front frame are inserted and fixed in place. In case of anomalie, please proceed
to its reconditionning.
- Make sure that the protection films on both screens are removed.
- Check that the protection level matches your welding processes. Please refer to the following chart to help your choice (cf. welding process board)
OPERATION
1
2
The FLIP-FLAP helmet can be used in two positions:
1- Visor up; for general works i.e. grinding (not suitable for welding).
2- Visor down; for welding work - Shade 11 screen.
PRECAUTIONS
• The welding helmet is suitable for use with virtually all welding processes except Oxy-Acetylene welding, laser welding and gas welding.
• Standard protective screens must be installed on both inside and outside surfaces of the module. Failure to use protective screens may constitute a safety hazard or result
in irreparable damage to the module.
Screen shade
11
Screen dimensions
110x90x10 mm
Reaction speed
Manual
Power supply
none
Weight
425gr
Field of vision
97x80mm
Applications
MMA 25>150 TIG 25>175 MIG-MAG 25>200 / grind
Warranty
2 years
Operating temperature
-5° C / + 55° C
Storage temperature
-10°C / + 60°C
HEADBAND ADJUSTMENT
The FLIP FLAP is equipped with a headband which can be adjsuted in multiple ways to suit the welder: width, height (1),
longitudinal inclination (3) and adjustment (2).
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3
2
