Laser Welding Helmets

Standard arc-welding helmets don't protect against laser radiation — you need purpose-built laser welding helmets rated for your specific wavelength. Xlaserlab helmets provide OD8+ optical density for 950–1100nm fiber lasers, with auto-darkening lenses and true color technology for clear visibility while you work. Choose from standard models, auto-darkening options, or 2-in-1 helmets with built-in respirators for full face and airway protection.

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Laser Welding Helmet 950-1100nm OD8 Laser Welding Helmet 950-1100nm OD8
Laser Welding Helmet 950-1100nm OD8 Laser Welding Helmet 950-1100nm OD8
Laser Welding Helmet 950-1100nm OD8 Laser Welding Helmet 950-1100nm OD8
Laser Welding Helmet 950-1100nm OD8
$149.25 -$49.75 $199.00
$149.25
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ADF Xlaserlab Auto-Darkening Laser Helmet - 950nm-1100nm OD8 ADF Xlaserlab Auto-Darkening Laser Helmet - 950nm-1100nm OD8
ADF Xlaserlab Auto-Darkening Laser Helmet - 950nm-1100nm OD8
$249.00 -$50.00 $299.00
$249.00
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2-in-1 Laser Welding & Cleaning Helmet with PAPR Respirator
2-in-1 Laser Welding & Cleaning Helmet with PAPR Respirator
$1,099.00 -$200.00 $1,299.00
$1,099.00

FAQs

Can I use a regular welding helmet for laser welding?

No. Standard arc-welding helmets are designed to block UV and IR from electric arcs, not focused laser radiation at 1064nm. Laser welding requires a helmet with a specific OD (optical density) rating — typically OD8+ for fiber lasers — to safely block the beam wavelength. Using the wrong helmet risks permanent eye damage.

Do I need a respirator with my laser welding helmet?

It depends on your work environment. Laser welding produces metal fumes and fine particulates, especially on coated or painted surfaces. If you're working in enclosed spaces or doing extended sessions, a helmet with a built-in respirator or PAPR (powered air-purifying respirator) provides both eye and lung protection in one unit.