Auto-darkening helmet KWX825ARC++® (1/1/1/1) SET1

Digital control = sealing without compromise

CONSTRUCTION ADVANTAGE
Forget about rotary potentiometers. The KWX825ARC++ is controlled exclusively by sealed buttons — no bushings for the potentiometer shaft, no leaks.

Why does it matter? Potentiometer = hole in the filter optics = path for sweat. Salts from sweat are an aggressive electrolyte that degrades electronics over time. The KWX825ARC++'s fully digital design eliminates this problem at the source — the filter is significantly more resistant to moisture and will remain reliable even after years of intensive use.

DIN 2.5 in a brightened state — you see better

vs. DIN 4.0 (market standard)
Significantly more light 18% more than with a DIN 4.0 aperture when viewed through a brightened filter. In a workshop where there is never enough light, you will notice it immediately — better overview, better visibility of the weld between welds. Less guessing, less mistakes.

KOWAX® optics — minimum diffusion and maximum comfort

OPTICAL CLASS 1/1/1/1 in combined with minimal blurring
Minimal diffusion (blurring) of light when viewed through a darkened filter. You see the arc sharply and without a hazy halo. Your eyes don't have to focus as much (it happens subconsciously) = eye fatigue decreases significantly.

Other filters blur the image much more — the brain compensates for this by constantly focusing the eyes, which subsequently get tired. The cutting-edge optics of the KWX825ARC++ significantly reduces this strain. You will feel the difference very quickly. Are you a professional? Then this feature is absolutely essential for you.

Intelligent modes: SMART, MIX/TACK, DARK

NEWS COMPARED TO KWX820ARC++
DARK mode — the filter works like solid dark glass with adjustable aperture, without self-darkening.

SMART mode — the filter monitors the arc and sets the optimal aperture in real time. Are you switching from MIG to TIG? The helmet adapts itself. You just weld.

MIX / TACK mode — MIX for high-current welding, TACK for short or spot welding. Instead of a sharp transition from an aperture, e.g. DIN 10 to DIN 2.5, the filter switches to the intermediate aperture DIN 5 when the arc goes out, if the delay between welding is longer than 2 seconds, it then switches to DIN 2.5. However, if it is shorter than 2 seconds, when the arc is re-ignited, it switches back from DIN 5 to the upper set aperture (e.g. DIN 10), this eliminates eye fatigue. Those who score all day will appreciate it after the first hour.

Memory (MEMORY / Joby) — 3 profiles at the push of a button

Save up to 3 complete sets of settings (aperture + sensitivity + delay + mode) and load them with one click before work. No leafing through the manual, no searching for how I had it set to low-current TIG.

Do you alternate processes during the day? Job 1 = MIG, Job 2 = TIG pulse, Job 3 = plasma. Switching takes a second. This will be appreciated by anyone who does more than one type of weld.

5 sensors (4 + 1 auto) — no arc will be missed

vs. 4 SENSORS IN THE KWX820ARC++
Four sensors are standard. The fifth — automatic additional sensor — monitors situations when the arc is covered, the welder covers it with his hand or torch, or is working in extreme light. The filter reacts more reliably where a four-sensor helmet would hesitate.

GRIND switch on the temple — without removing the helmet

ERGONOMIC ADVANTAGE
The button for switching to grinding mode is located directly on the helmet shell — you can reach it with gloves on without taking off the helmet or touching the filter. 2-second press = GRIND mode. 1 press = back to welding. No maneuvering, no removing the helmet from your head.

Headband — comfort for the whole shift

ERGONOMICS
The KWX825ARC++ headband offers three independent adjustment axes: head circumference (wheel on the back), height above the crown and distance between the filter and the face — all without tools. Plus a crown pad and a sweatband as standard.

The result? The helmet fits perfectly on the head, the filter is always at the right distance from the eyes (even darkening), and in combination with low light diffusion, you won't have a headache even after eight o'clock.