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Page 3 - Parts List

Parts List 75 11 00 75 00 10 75 00 11 75 00 20 77 20 00 77 60 00 77 70 00 77 70 70 16 75 20 16 80 00 16 80 10 42 20 00 42 80 00 42 80 20 42 80 40 17 10 20 17 10 21 17 10 22 17 10 23 17 10 24 17 10 17 73 10 00 70 60 00 70 50 10 16 40 05 16 91 00 16 90 01

Page 4 - User manual 3MTM SpeedglasTM 100; User Instruction

User manual 3M™ Speedglas™ 100 The product was examined at the design state by DIN Certco Prüf- und Zertifizierungszentrum, Gartenstraße 133, 73430 Aalen, Germany (Notified body 0196) This product has been produced to comply with the requirements of the Australian Standards AS/NZS 1337:1992 and 1338...

Page 6 - on the product refer to other standards.; FUNCTIONS; arc is totally shielded.; Shade; Models Speedglas 100S-10 and Speedglas 100S-11 have a fixed dark

1 ï 3 If the protection meets the requirements at extremes of temperature (-5°C to +55°C) the marking is completed with the letter T. Additional markings on the product refer to other standards. FUNCTIONS On/Off To activate the welding filter, press the ON/SHADE button. The welding filter automatica...

Page 7 - hazard for the wearer.; APPROVALS; under Article 10 of the European Directive 89/686/EEC and is thus CE; Markings; The welding filter is marked with the shade range and optical

1 ï 2 The manufacturer is not responsible for any modifications to the welding • filter or use with welding shields other than the Speedglas 100 welding shield. Protection may be seriously impaired if unsuitable modifications are made. Wearers of ophthalmic spectacles should be aware that in the cas...

Page 8 - Sensitivity setting (Speedglas 100V only); Position 1; Least sensitive setting. Used if there is interference; Position 2; Normal position. Used for most types of welding; Position 3; Position for welding with low current or with stable; Low battery indicator; LEDs do not flash when the buttons are pressed.; WARNING; contact your supervisor, distributor or 3M for assistance.; MAINTENANCE; Replacement of outer protection plate.

1 ï 4 Sensitivity setting (Speedglas 100V only) The sensitivity of the photo detector system (which responds to the light from the welding arc) can be adjusted to accommodate a variety of welding methods and workplace conditions. In order to see the current sensitivity setting, momentarily press the...

Page 9 - manufacturing setting.; Replacement of headband; Temperature range; The sensors (see fig A:2) on the welding filter must be kept clean and

1 ï 5 Replacement of welding filter The welding filter can be removed and replaced according to figure E:1 - E:4. Replacement of inner protection plate The used inner protection plate is removed as illustrated in figure D:1. The new inner protection plate should be mounted after the protective film ...

Page 10 - replaced immediately.; Parts List 3MTM SpeedglasTM 100; Part no. Description; darkening welding filter Single shade 3/10

1 ï 6 WARNING Carefully inspect the complete Speedglas 100 welding shield assembly • before each use. Check for cracks in the shield and look for light leaks. Cracked, pitted or scratched filter glass or protection plates reduce vision and can seriously impair protection. All damaged components shou...

Page 11 - Consumables; 7 70 70 SPEEDGLAS 100 Outer protection plate heat resistant; Accessories

1 ï 7 Consumables 77 60 00 SPEEDGLAS 100 Outer protection plate standard pkg of 1077 70 00 SPEEDGLAS 100 Outer protection plate scratch resistant pkg of 10 77 70 70 SPEEDGLAS 100 Outer protection plate heat resistant pkg of 10 16 75 20 Sweatband, in towelling, purple, 2 pcs16 80 10 Sweatband, in fle...

Page 12 - Technical Specification; Weight welding shield; Material; PC

209 Technical Specification Weight: Weight welding shield (incl welding filter): 440 g Viewing area: 44 x 93 mm UV/IR protection: According to shade number 12 (permanent) Switching time light to dark: 0.1 ms (+23°C) Opening time dark to light (delay) 100 ms-250 ms Light state: shade no 3 Dark state:...

Page 20 - Recommended shade numbers

217 Recommended shade numbers according to EN 379:2003