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Designed for unsurpassed comfort and stability for all-day wearability. Featured in Miller® Digital Performance™, Digital Elite™ and Digital Infinity™ helmets.
- Digital Infinity Series - Miller
Digital controls easily allow welder to make precise lens...
- Digital Infinity Series | MillerWelds
Experience maximum visibility and best-in-class technology...
- Digital Infinity Series - Miller
Digital controls easily allow welder to make precise lens adjustments to shade, delay and sensitivity. Memory function for easy switching between two preset customized memory settings. Half-shade settings for precise lens adjustment. NEW! Legacy headgear with comfort cushion designed for unsurpassed comfort and stability for all-day wearability.
Experience maximum visibility and best-in-class technology with the Digital Infinity™ helmet featuring ClearLight™ 4x Lens Technology.
Four arc sensors and four modes: weld, cut, grind and X-Mode. X-Mode electromagnetically senses the weld to reduce sunlight interference and continuously detects the arc even if sensors are blocked. Digital controls easily allow welder to make precise lens adjustments to shade, delay and sensitivity.
Specification. Features. Cable Length Compensation (CLC™) ensures voltage an operator sets is voltage they get. CLC automatically adjusts voltage based on weld cable length, even hundreds of feet away from the power source. Regulated Metal Deposition (RMD®) and pulsed MIG*
DigitalInfinityTM Series. Auto-Darkening Welding Helmets. Issued Sept. 2018 Index No. AYM/84.0. Welding Safety and Health. Quick Specs. Viewing Area. 86.45 sq. cm (13.4 sq. in.) Operating Modes. Weld, cut, grind and X-ModeTM. Shades. Weld: 8–13 Cut: 5–8. Sensors 4. TIG Rating 5 amps and below. Switching Speed 1/20,000 sec. Weight 652 g (23 oz.)
Traditional lens technology. not welding — keeping the helmet down — maximizing safety and productivity. Four arc sensors and four modes: weld, cut, grind and X-Mode. X-Mode electromagnetically senses the weld to eliminate sunlight interference and continuously detects the arc even if sensors are blocked.
