Gamma GTH3 welder's respirators
Gamma GTH3 respirator models meet the highest EU classification for respiratory performance (TH3) protecting you from 99.8 % of airborne fumes and particulate. Available with battery powered filter units and regulated supplied air models.
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Safety for multiple processes
Designed for all arc welding, cutting, grinding, gouging and inspection processes.
Protection for your lungs
Respirator models meet the highest EU classification protecting you from 99.8 % of airborne fumes and particulate.
Comfort and usability
Models include optimum vision performance and unique usability features including Axis regulation and GapView function.
Top level personal protection for professional welders and fabricators
LED work lights
Gamma GTH3 XFA features 70 lumen LED work lights, reaching new levels of safety and comfort for low light working conditions and powered directly from the rechargeable PAPR battery. Works lights can be switched on and off from the helmet mounted remote control.
Mounted ADF remote control
Inboard mounted ADF remote control for reliability and convenience. Remote control adjustment of the SA 60 or XA 74 automatic welding lenses features three silicon rubber selector switches. The large switches select parameter values up or down and the small switch selects either the parameter type, or a long press activates the work lights on the XFA model.
ComFlex headband
ComFlex headband offers comfort and flexibility for the perfect fit to your individual head shape and preferences. Even distribution of the suspended weight lowers pressure to sensitive areas of the head, minimizing fatigue and headgear related headaches.
GapView feature
GapView switch sets a clear view beneath the welding visor providing a narrow 15 mm gap and clear vision of the working area. Ideal for work piece setting and tacking prior to welding. An excellent feature with passive welding lens models and ADF equipped models, where adjacent welding arcs can trigger nuisance ADF activations.
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