Antra AH7-860 solar-powered auto-darkening welding helmet with shade range 4/5-9/9-13 and large viewing area for MIG, TIG, and Stick welding applications

The Antra AH7-860 Solar-Powered Auto-Darkening Welding Helmet delivers reliable eye protection, clear visibility, and comfortable performance for a wide range of welding tasks. Powered by a solar-assisted auto-darkening lens and built with a large viewing area, this helmet automatically darkens at arc strike and returns to light state when welding stops — making it suitable for both professional welders and hands-on hobbyists alike.

Key Benefits

• Auto-darkening lens with fast arc response for smooth workflow
• Solar-assisted power helps extend battery life and ensure consistent performance
• Large viewing area improves visibility and overall job precision
• Professional shade range supports grinding through moderate-amp welding
• Adjustable sensitivity and delay lets you tailor performance to your needs
• Balanced, comfortable design suitable for long periods of use

Shade Range Explained

The AH7-860 features a light state of shade 4 and dark shade ranges of 5–9 and 9–13. This flexible range supports everything from grinding and setup work to common welding operations like MIG, TIG, and Stick welding.

Solar Power Advantage

Solar-assisted power keeps the auto-darkening lens energized during arc activity and helps preserve battery life, meaning fewer battery changes and more time working. A replaceable power cell adds reliability when natural light isn’t available.

Comfort for All Users

Designed with adjustable headgear and a lightweight build, the AH7-860 is comfortable for extended welding sessions, whether you’re on the job site, in the workshop, or learning in a classroom. Accessible, easy-to-use controls let you fine-tune settings without interrupting your work.

Professional Yet Versatile

While engineered for demanding welding tasks, the AH7-860 also performs exceptionally well for:

• Professional MIG, TIG, and Stick welding applications
• Hobbyists and DIY projects requiring reliable eye protection
• Students and training environments where skill development matters
• Fabrication, repair, and maintenance tasks

Note: Detailed technical specifications such as lens size, reaction time, and safety standards are listed in the Specifications tab.