Speedglas 100 Manuel utilisateur

User Instructions

Bedienungsanleitung

Notice d’instructions

Инструкция по

эксплуатации

Інструкція зексплуатації

Instruzioni d’uso

Gebruiksaanwijzing

Instrucciones de uso

Instruções de uso

Bruksanvisning

Brugsanvisning

Käyttöohjeet

Kasutusjuhend

Vartotojo žinynas

Lietošanas instrukcija

Instrukcja obsługi

Pokyny

Használati utasítás

Instrucţiuni de utilizare

Navodila za uporabo

Návod na použitie

Upute za uporabu

Қолданушының

нұсқаулығы

Инструкции за употреба

KullanıcıTalimatları

Οδηγίες Xρήσης

ךותירה תכסמב שומיש תוארוה

3M™Speedglas™100

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

17 10 20

17 10 21

17 10 22

17 10 23

17 10 17

73 10 00

16 50 15

16 60 30

16 40 05

16 91 00 16 90 01

Parts List

User manual 3M™ Speedglas™ 100

0196

Notiﬁed body 0196 DIN CERTCO

Prüf- und Zertiﬁzierungszentrum Aalen

Augenschutz und Persönliche Schutzausrüstung

Gartenstraße 133, 73430 Aalen, Germany

1ï User Instructions ............................................... page 1-7

3Bedienungsanleitung .............................................. Seite 8-16

2Notice d’instructions ............................................... page 17-23

rИнструкция по эксплуатации ....................... страница 24-31

uІнструкція зексплуатації................................. сторінка 32-39

4Instruzioni d’uso ................................................... Pagina 40-46

6Gebruiksaanwijzing .............................................. pagina 47-53

5Instrucciones de uso ............................................ página 54-60

-Instruções de uso ................................................. página 61-68

9Bruksanvisning ......................................................... side 69-74

7Bruksanvisning ......................................................... sida 75-80

8Brugsanvisning......................................................... side 81-87

0Käyttöohjeet .............................................................. sivu 88-94

/User Instruction ....................................................... page 95-100

éKasutusjuhend .............................................................. lk. 101-107

|Vartotojo žinynas ............................................... puslapis 108-114

lLietošanas instrukcija ........................................ lappuse 115-121

HInstrukcja obsługi .................................................. strona 122-129

FPokyny .................................................................... strana 130-136

JHasználati utasítás................................................... oldal 137-143

LInstrucţiuni de utilizare......................................... pagina 144-150

SNavodila za uporabo................................................ stran 151-157

DNávod na použitie .................................................. strana 158-164

AUpute za uporabu................................................ stranica 165-171

kҚолданушының нұсқаулығы................................... бет 172-179

KИнструкции за употреба.......................................... стр. 180-187

:KullanıcıTalimatları................................................ Sayfa 188-194

=Οδηγίες Xρήσης.................................................... Σελίδα 195-202

iךותירה תכסמב שומיש תוארוה..................................... םידומע 203-208

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3M™ Speedglas™ 100

Welding Shield

BEFORE WELDING

For your own protection read these instructions carefully before using the

Speedglas 100 welding shield.

The complete assembly is illustrated in ﬁgure A:1.

Adjust the welding shield according to your individual requirements to

reach the highest comfort. (see ﬁgure B:1 - B:3).

Shade number should be chosen according to table on page 217.

The Speedglas 100 welding shield gives permanent protection (shade 12

equivalent) against harmful UV- and IR-radiation, regardless of whether

the ﬁlter is in the light or dark state or whether the auto-darkening function

is operational.

Two lithium batteries are used as the power source (3V CR2032).

WARNING!

When used in accordance with these user instructions, this product is

designed to help protect the wearer‘s eyes and face from harmful radiation

including visible light, ultra-violet radiation (UV), infrared radiation (IR)

and sparks and spatter resulting from certain arc welding processes.

Use of this product in any other application such as laser welding/cutting

or gas welding/cutting may result in permanent eye injury and vision loss.

Do not use any welding product without appropriate training. Read

instructions before use.

Use only with original Speedglas brand spare parts such as inner and

outer protection plates according to the part numbers provided in these

instructions. The use of substitute components or modiﬁcations not

speciﬁed in these user instructions might impair protection and may

invalidate claims under the warranty or cause the shield to be non-

compliant with protection classiﬁcations and approvals.

The Speedglas 100 welding shield is not designed for heavy duty

overhead welding/cutting operations due to the risk of burns from falling

molten metal.

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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 case of

severe impact hazards the deformation of the shield might cause the

inside of the shield to come into contact with the spectacles creating a

hazard for the wearer.

APPROVALS

Speedglas 100 has been shown to meet the Basic Safety Requirements

under Article 10 of the European Directive 89/686/EEC and is thus CE

marked. The product complies with the harmonized European Standards

EN 175, EN 166, EN 169 and EN 379. The product was examined at the

design state by DIN Certco Prüf- und Zertiﬁerungszentrum (Notiﬁed body

number 0196).

Markings

The welding ﬁlter is marked with the shade range and optical

classiﬁcations.

The following is an example (EN 379):

3 / 8 -1 2 3M 1 / 2 / 2 / 3 / EN379 CE

Light shade

Dark shade(s)

Manufacturer identiﬁcation

Optical class

Diffusion of light class

Variations in Luminous transmittance class

Angle dependency class (optional marking)

Certiﬁcation mark or number of standard

Note! The above is an example. Valid classiﬁcation is marked on the

welding ﬁlter.

The markings on the welding shield and the protection plates, indicate

safety class for protection against high speed particles. S stands for the

basic requirement for increased robustness, F stands for low energy impact

and B stands for medium energy impact.

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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 automatically turns OFF after 1 hour of inactivity.

Theweldingﬁlterhastwo photosensors(seeﬁgA:2)that react independently

and cause the ﬁlter to darken when a welding arc is struck. The welding

ﬁlter may not go to dark position if the sensors are blocked or the welding

arc is totally shielded.

Flashing light sources (e.g. safety strobe lights) can trigger the welding

ﬁlter making it ﬂash when no welding is occurring. This interference can

occur from long distances and/or from reﬂected light. Welding areas must

be shielded from such interference.

Shade

Models Speedglas 100S-10 and Speedglas 100S-11 have a ﬁxed dark

shade where no setting is required.

Model Speedglas 100V has selectable dark shade settings. Five different

Shade Number settings, 8-12, are available in the dark state. In order to

see the current Shade Number setting, momentarily press the ON/SHADE

button. To select another Shade Number, press the ON/SHADE button

repeatedly while the LED indicators on the display are ﬂashing. Move the

ﬂashing LED to the desired Shade Number.

In all welding processes the arc should only be viewed with the

recommended dark shade. See table page 217.

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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 SENS button. To select another

setting, press the SENS button repeatedly until the LED shows the desired

setting.

Position 1 Least sensitive setting. Used if there is interference

from other welders’ arcs in the vicinity.

Position 2 Normal position. Used for most types of welding

indoors and outdoors.

Position 3 Position for welding with low current or with stable

welding arcs. (eg TIG welding)

If the ﬁlter does not darken during welding as desired, increase the

sensitivity until the welding ﬁlter switches reliably. Should the sensitivity

be set too high, the ﬁlter may remain in the dark state after welding is

complete due to ambient light. In this case, adjust the sensitivity downward

to a setting where the welding ﬁlter both darkens and lightens as desired.

Low battery indicator

The batteries should be replaced when the low battery indicator ﬂashes or

LEDs do not ﬂash when the buttons are pressed.

WARNING

Should the Speedglas 100 welding shield fail to switch to the dark state

in response to an arc, stop welding immediately and inspect the welding

ﬁlter as described in these instructions. Continued use of a welding ﬁlter

that fails to switch to the dark state may cause temporary vision loss. If the

problem cannot be identiﬁed and corrected, do not use the welding ﬁlter,

contact your supervisor, distributor or 3M for assistance.

MAINTENANCE

Replacement of outer protection plate.

Remove front frame. (see ﬁgure C:1)

Remove the used outer protection plate and place the new outer protection

plate on the welding ﬁlter. (see ﬁgure C:2)

Front frame must always be used (see ﬁgure C:3).

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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 is

removed as illustrated in ﬁgure D:2.

Magnifying lens (accessory) mounting (see ﬁgure D:3).

Replacement of batteries

The welding ﬁlter must be removed from the welding shield to access the

battery compartment (see ﬁgure E:1-E:4). Take out the battery holder (use

a small screwdriver if necessary). Insert new batteries in the battery holder

according to ﬁgure G:1. Slide the battery holder into the welding ﬁlter

until it snaps in position. Note that all settings will be reset to the original

manufacturing setting.

Replacement of headband

The headband can be replaced according to ﬁgure F:1-F:2.

CAUTION

The used batteries/worn out product parts should be disposed of according

to local regulations. The welding ﬁlter should be disposed of as electronic

waste.

Temperature range

The recommended operating temperature range for the product is -5°C to

+55°C. Store in a clean and dry environment, temperature range -30°C to

+70°C and relative humidity less than 90%.

Inspection

The sensors (see ﬁg A:2) on the welding ﬁlter must be kept clean and

uncovered at all times for correct function.

To check that the electronics and buttons are working, press the buttons

and the LED indicators will ﬂash.

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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 should be

replaced immediately.

To avoid damage to the product do not use solvents for cleaning. Clean

the welding ﬁlter and protection plates with a lint-free tissue or cloth.

Clean the welding shield with a mild detergent and lukewarm water. Do

not immerse in water or spray directly with liquids.

The welding shield is heat resistant and approved against standard

requirements for ﬂammability but can catch ﬁre or melt in contact with open

ﬂames or very hot surfaces. Keep the shield clean to minimize this risk.

Materials that come into contact with skin may cause allergic reactions

to susceptible persons.

Parts List 3M™ Speedglas™ 100

Part no. Description

Spare parts

75 11 10 SPEEDGLAS 100 Shield with SPEEDGLAS 100S-10 Auto

darkening welding ﬁlter Single shade 3/10

75 11 11 SPEEDGLAS 100 Shield with SPEEDGLAS 100S-11 Auto

darkening welding ﬁlter Single shade 3/11

75 11 20 SPEEDGLAS 100 Shield with SPEEDGLAS 100V Auto

darkening welding ﬁlter Variable shade 3/8-12

75 11 00 SPEEDGLAS 100 Shield

75 00 10 SPEEDGLAS 100S-10 Auto darkening Welding Filter Single

shade 3/10

75 00 11 SPEEDGLAS 100S-11 Auto darkening Welding Filter Single

shade 3/11

75 00 20 SPEEDGLAS 100V Auto darkening Welding Filter

Variable 3/8-12

75 11 90 SPEEDGLAS 100 Shield without headband

77 20 00 SPEEDGLAS 100 front frame

70 50 10 Headband including assembly parts

70 60 00 Mounting details for headband

73 10 00 Battery cover

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Consumables

77 60 00 SPEEDGLAS 100 Outer protection plate standard pkg of 10

77 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 pcs

16 80 10 Sweatband, in ﬂeece, brown, 1 pcs

42 80 00 Inner protection plate pkg of 5 plate marking 42 02 00

42 80 20 Inner protection plate +1 shade pkg of 5 plate marking 42 02 00

42 80 40 Inner protection plate +2 shade pkg of 5 plate marking 42 02 00

42 20 00 Battery pkg of 2

Accessories

16 40 05 Ear and neck protection in leather (3 parts)

16 90 01 Neck protection in TecaWeld

16 91 00 Hood neck/head in TecaWeld

17 10 17 SPEEDGLAS 100 holder for magniﬁer

17 10 20 Magnifying Lens 1.0

17 10 21 Magnifying Lens 1.5

17 10 22 Magnifying Lens 2.0

17 10 23 Magnifying Lens 2.5

17 10 24 Magnifying Lens 3.0

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