S-line auto-darkening welding masks
The Kemppi S-line of auto-darkening welding masks makes high-quality vision, comfort, and safety technologies more accessible for every welder.
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Keep the hood down
S-line welding masks come with 2- or 4-sensor auto-darkening functionality so you can keep the hood down when moving between tasks in your work area.
See clearly
The Vision+ feature creates accurate real-world visuality that makes objects in the work area easier to see for less eye strain while working.
Weld confidently
Stay focused on your work with a safe and easy-to-use welding mask from a trusted brand with decades of experience making welding equipment.
Essential protection, enhanced welding mask performance
Essential ADF welding mask
The S1020 offers all you need from a welding mask. It's lightweight, comfortable, and has an auto-darkening welding filter with four sensors.
Switch modes without pausing
If you are looking for an ADF welding mask with easy external controls, the S1030 is your choice. Control modes or adjust shade levels without raising the hood.
Keep everything in view
The S1040 offers a large viewing area, allowing you to see your work clearly. Use external controls to adjust sensitivity, delay, shade, or mode, keeping the hood down.
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