Miller Digital Infinity™, ’22 Custom Kindig-it, ClearLight 2.0 Welding Helmet #292933

Miller x Dave Kindig Welding Helmet, Digital Infinity™ Auto-Darkening Welding Helmet w/ ClearLight 2.0 #292933
The Miller Digital Infinity™ ’22 Custom Kindig-it ClearLight welding helmet, is a design collaboration between Miller® and Dave Kindig, American hot rod designer and owner of Kindig-it Designs featuring some of Dave’s most iconic car builds. The helmet features the advanced high-definition optics of NEW ClearLight™ 2.0 Lens Technology and a 13.4 sq. in. viewing area so welders can see more than ever before.
HELMET FEATURES:

ClearLight™ 2.0 Lens Technology – Provides advanced high-definition optics for the most realistic view that’s clearer and brighter—before, during and after every weld.
3.0 Light State – Brighter light state that allows operators to keep their hood down, improving safety and productivity.
13.4 sq. in. Viewing Area – Provides the largest viewing area for maximum visibility.
InfoTrack™ 2.0 – Monitors arc time and arc count for quoting and metrics.
AutoSense™ – Automatically sets the helmet sensitivity by sensing your welding environment. Ideal for weld operators who frequently adjust their settings for changing welding environments.
Four Arc Sensors – Four independent arc sensors provide superior lens response for obstructed or low amp welding.
Four Operating Modes – Weld, Cut, Grind, and X-Mode provide ultimate versatility.
Digital Controls – Intuitive design and large push buttons allow user to easily adjust mode and settings.
Memory Function – For ease of switching between two preset customized memory settings
Half Shade Settings – For precise shade adjustments.
Gen 3.5 Headgear – Flexible, ergonomic design provides enhanced support, stability and comfort.
X-Mode – Electromagnetically senses the weld to eliminate sunlight interference and continuously detects the arc even if sensors are blocked.
Auto-On/Off – Lens automatically turns on at the strike of an arc.
Quick Release Cover Lens – Simplifies lens changes and reduces downtime.
Variable Shades – Welding shades 8-13 and cutting shades 5-8 allow operators to customize the lens shade to their needs.