GYS BND62 Hand Held Mask Instruction Manual
- June 3, 2024
- GYS
Table of Contents
GYS BND62 Hand Held Mask
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
This user’s manual includes information on the operation of the equipment and the precautions to be followed for the user’s safety. Please read it carefully before first use and keep it in a safe place for future reference. These instructions must be read and understood before any operation. Any modification or maintenance not indicated in the manual must not be undertaken. Any damage to persons or property caused by use not in accordance with the instructions in this manual shall not be borne by the manufacturer. In the event of a problem or uncertainty, consult a qualified person to handle the product correctly.
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Use the welding helmet only for eye and face protection against harmful ultra violet and infrared radiation, sparks and spatter from welding.
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Never look directly at welding arcs without eye protection when the arc is initiated. Failure to do so may cause painful inflammation of the cornea and potentially irreversible damage to the lens which may result in cataracts.
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Look out! Danger of injury if a person wearing a mask and goggles is hit by particles thrown at high speed.
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The mask, filter and shields do not guarantee unlimited protection against major shocks or impacts, explosive mechanisms or corrosive liquids. Avoid welding or cutting in these severe environments.
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Do not weld or cut above his head with this mask.
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Move his face away from the smoky area. Use forced ventilation or local exhaust to remove smoke.
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Oxyacetylene, laser or gas welding and cutting is not permitted with this mask.
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Before each use :
- Carefully inspect the mask.
- Replace worn or damaged parts immediately.
- Replace face shields if they are cracked or scratched to prevent damage to the user’s eyes.
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The polypropylene plastic mask may possibly cause allergies in those sensitive to the material.
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The welding mask must be moved carefully to avoid damage the guards and/or protective shell.
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Maintenance
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Do not place heavy objects or tools on or in the facepiece to avoid damage to the face shields.
Mask storage temperatures range from -20°C to +70°C. -
Regularly clean and change the guard screens.
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Clean the inside and outside of the mask with a neutral detergent-disinfectant. Do not use solvents.
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Make sure that the sensors and cell are not obstructed by dust or debris.
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We recommend using the mask and visors for 5 years. The length of use depends on various factors such as type of use, cleaning, storage and maintenance.
BEFORE WELDING
- Check that the welding helmet is in good condition and headband adjustment.
- Check whether the front cover lens, the front frame and filter are inserted and fixed in place. In case of anomalies, please proceed to its reconditioning.
- Make sure that the protection films on both screens are removed.
- Check that the protection level matches your welding processes. Please refer to the following chart to help your choice (cf. welding process board)
OPERATION
- When welding, hold the welding mask with one hand by the internal handle.
- Take away the mask at the end of the weld.
PRECAUTIONS
- The welding helmet is suitable for use with virtually all welding processes except Oxy-Acetylene welding, laser welding and gas welding.
- Standard protective screens must be installed on both inside and outside surfaces of the module. Failure to use protective screens may constitute a safety hazard or result in irreparable damage to the module.
Clear shade | 0 |
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Dark shade | 11 |
Filter dimension | 105 x 50 mm |
Reaction speed | Manual |
Power supply | no |
Weight | 395gr |
Field of vision | 93x38mm |
Applications | MMA 25>175 |
Warranty | 2 years |
Application temperature | -5°C / + 55°C |
Storage temperature | -20°C / + 70°C |
MAINTENANCE
- Expiration date : No expiration date for this product but the state of the welding helmet must be checked before each use.
- The welding helmet must not fall down.
- The deterioration of the filter or its protective screen can reduce the vision field or the protection level. Replace the damaged parts.
- Clean the filter with a clean cotton or with a special rag for lens.
- Do not use any tools or other sharp objects to remove any components of filter or helmet.
Doing so may damage filter or helmet preventing proper function, possibly causing injury or cancellation of the warranty.
REPLACING THE FILTER AND OUTER PROTECTION SHEET
When changing the outer protection screen, remember to remove the protective film beforehand. This film cannot be removed when the screen is already positioned within the mask.
SAFETY LABEL
This label is displayed inside the welding helmet. It is important that the
user understands the safety symbols signification.
The list numbers match image numbers.
Legend :
- Warning ! Beware ! There are possible dangers as per the different symbols.
- Read the instructions carefully before using the product or before welding.
- Do not remove the warning label and do not paint on it.
- Follow settings instructions and maintenance of the filter, the protective screens, the headband and the hood.
- Inspect the helmet carefully. Replace damaged or worn parts immediately. Cracked, scratched, filter glasses and protective screens decrease protection. Replace them immediately to avoid damaging your eyes.
- Warning, if the UV/IR filter does not tint whilst welding or cutting, stop immediately and consult the user manual.
- Arc radiation can cause eyes and skin burns.
- Use a welding helmet with a good filtration or opacity. Wear complete protective clothing..
- The helmet, filter and protective screen do not guarantee unlimited protection against, shocks, impacts, explosions or corrosive liquid. Avoid welding or cutting in rough environment.
- Do not weld or cut above your head with this helmet.
- Keep your head away from the smoke-filled area. Use a forced ventilation or a local aspiration system to eliminate smoke.
The oxyacetylene welding-cutting, laser or gas is not authorized with this helmet.
GUARD SCREENS MARKING
The appropriate marking is on the product, below is the signification of the marking.
WWH 1 CE ↔Marking
WELDING HELMET MARKING
Each welding helmet is stamped in accordance with EN 175 standard
WELDING PROCESS
PARTS LIST
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1| Filter
2| Inner protection lens
WARRANTY
The warranty covers faulty workmanship for 2 years from the date of purchase (parts and labor).
The warranty does not cover:
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Transit damage.
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Presence of scrapers: work without protective glass (guard screen)
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Damages due to misuse (dropping of equipment, disassembling).
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broken glasses
In case of failure, return the unit to your distributor together with: -
The proof of purchase (receipt etc …)
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A description of the fault reported
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
The welding helmet complies with (UE) 2016/425. This confirmity is established
in compliance with
EN 175 : 1997, EN 166 : 2002.
Glass model : PFW11
Model of the helmet : WHA
Welding hood / Protection screen & Cell :
N° identification : 1883
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- Device(s) compliant with European directives. The certificate of compliance is available on our website.
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- This hardware is subject to waste collection according to the European directives 2002/96/UE. Do not throw out in a domestic bin !
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- This product should be recycled appropriately
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- Material complies with British requirements. The certificate of compliance is available on our website.
GYS SAS
1, rue de la Croix des Landes
CS 54159
53941 SAINT-BERTHEVIN Cedex
FRANCE
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