Welding Safety

In this blog, we will explore the differences between glass and plastic welding cheater lenses to help you make an informed decision.

At Phillips Safety, we offer a range of high-quality welding lenses designed to meet the demands of high-current welding applications.

We offer a range of eye protection solutions tailored to meet the needs of plasma cutting professionals, ensuring safety and visibility.

Platinum melting and soldering can be hazardous to the eyes. The proper lens shade in safety glasses is crucial for protection.

Explore the correct safety glasses for operating the IPG LightWeld Laser Welder and find a specific solution from Phillips Safety.

The Welding Window Film Shade 5 is an innovative solution designed to shield that can be effortlessly applied to any glass window.

In this blog, we’ll explore several essential tips to help protect individuals who are not actively welding in the shop.

This technical guide will explore the specifics of choosing the correct magnification for power cheaters in your welding helmet.

To mitigate welding hazards effectively, you need the right eye protection gear. Here are some types of glasses and goggles to consider.

Practicing the right welding safety will help protect the eyes against the intensely bright lights and harmful radiation emitted.

Getting the right pair of welding glasses or goggles comes from knowing what type of metal you’ll be working with.