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Work Smarter and Safer With Lincoln

Hard work is something that is always linked to various tasks and jobs in heavy industries, but the way that work is done is constantly changing. There are always new technologies and techniques being developed that improve the way people work, and create new opportunities for better structures and components. It’s just a matter of improving what’s already there.
This is exactly the case with welding. It may be one of the older, more traditional aspects of heavy industry labor, but it’s still vitally important for getting many jobs done. However, it’s also dangerous work that requires extremely skilled tradesmen to work with high heat, blinding light and occasionally some very challenging environmental conditions. And that’s why Lincoln Welding Helmets are so important.

The Lincoln Difference

For over 100 years, Lincoln Electric has been an active participant in the American heavy industry. The company has worked with both the engineers and the tradesmen of the times to look at how work is being done, and find ways to improve both the technique and the safety aspects of many different jobs. It’s part of Lincoln’s ongoing commitment to innovate without sacrificing worker safety or quality results.
Welding is one of the areas where Lincoln has a lot of expertise. As one of the older industrial tasks, the company has had a lot of time to look at the types of jobs where welding is required, and what kind of challenges the workers face under different conditions. It always comes down to maintaining the optimal balance between comfort, utility and protection, and the Viking Welding Helmet is a great example of this.

Quality You Can See

The Twisted Metal Lincoln Welding helmet is part of the 3350 Viking Welding Helmet line, which has been designed to bring premium features and quality to a mid-range product. Like all helmets in the Viking series, this helmet has an increased field of view, a longer battery life, and increased comfort thanks to the pivot-style headgear configuration. It has a unique design on the face that lives up to its name and is a great reflection of a particular musical taste.
On the functionality side, this Viking Welding Helmet uses a modern visual system called 4C Lens Technology, which stands for clarity, color, carat and cut. This means improved 1/1/1/1 optics and a more accurate representation of color. Traditional auto-dimming technology tends to “bleed” a lime green tint over vision as a side-effect of the dimming/glare protection. 4C technology dramatically cuts this down, for clearer, more accurate vision and reduced eye strain. This Lincoln Welding Helmet is ideal for MIG, TIG, or Stick welding, and is just as effective in a shop for general fabrication as it is offshore for marine work.

Shipped Fast at Good Prices

If you’re looking for a Lincoln Welding Helmet to add to your equipment, we can send the Viking 3350 Twisted Metal straight to your door anywhere in the continental United States. You can rest easy knowing it’ll arrive in great condition and promptly thanks to our alliances with trusted shipping partners. The best part is, you don’t even have to worry about the cost of shipping and handling. We’ll pick up the tab on that ourselves, as our way of showing you just how much we appreciate your choice to support our business.