Welding Shield
Product Code : LSK-SWES-10701
Welding Shield (SKU LSK-SWES-10701) is a black plastic face shield with a polycarbonate lens, weighing about 400 g, that protects the welder’s face from spatter, sparks and radiant heat at the arc. It is standard personal protective equipment in welding bays of ITIs, polytechnics and TVET colleges. Science Lab Supplies supplies it from Ambala, India to institutes, tender contractors and distributors.
Specifications
The shield body is moulded from black plastic, which keeps it light at about 400 g for long practice sessions. The viewing window uses a polycarbonate lens. Through this window the trainee watches the weld pool while the body covers the face against spatter and sparks.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| SKU | LSK-SWES-10701 |
| Body material | Plastic |
| Colour | Black |
| Lens material | Polycarbonate |
| Weight | About 400 g |
| Supplied by | Science Lab Supplies, Ambala, India |
Applications and Experiments for the Welding Shield
The shield is worn or held by every trainee and instructor at the welding bench, and by observers close to an arc. It supports practical sessions in the ITI Welder trade, TVET welding and fabrication modules and diploma or B.Tech workshop practice, where one shield per bench is the usual kit.
- ITI Welder trade: face protection during stick and TIG welding practice.
- TVET welding and fabrication: part of the personal protective kit for each trainee.
- Workshop practice in polytechnics and engineering colleges: protection for students observing welding.
Always check that the filter in the viewing window is dark enough for the welding process and current used, and replace a cracked or scratched lens. The shield should be worn with leather gloves, apron or jacket so no skin is exposed to the arc.
Standard Scope of Supply
The Welding Shield is supplied as a single unit as described above, with its polycarbonate lens; any optional accessories are listed on the quotation. For class sets, state the number of shields and any spare lenses you need on your enquiry.
Packing, MOQ and Lead Time
Shields are usually quoted by the class set, one for each welding bench plus spares, though a single unit can also be quoted. The Science Lab Supplies quotation gives packing, delivery time and price, and other TVET workshop equipment from the range can go with it.
As a registered exporter with an Importer-Exporter Code, Science Lab Supplies can ship to buyers in the Philippines, Nepal, Bangladesh, Zambia, Rwanda and South Africa. Enquire via the contact page or enquiry cart; see also the lab tender page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Welding Shield made of?
The body is black plastic and the lens is polycarbonate, giving a total weight of about 400 g.
Which filter shade does the lens have?
The specification does not state a shade number. Tell us the welding processes and current range used in your workshop through the contact page, and the quotation will confirm the lens offered.
Who supplies the Welding Shield?
Science Lab Supplies supplies it from Ambala, India to ITIs, TVET colleges, polytechnics, contractors and distributors, usually as part of a welding safety kit.
What else should a trainee wear when welding?
Along with the shield, trainees should wear welding leather gloves, a leather apron or jacket, a safety helmet where required and closed safety footwear, so no skin is exposed to sparks or ultraviolet light.
Related Welding Safety Gear
A face shield protects only the face. These four items from the same range complete a trainee’s protective kit for the welding bay, covering the hands, body and arms, and the eyes during grinding, so a full set of safety gear can be quoted with the shields.
- Welding Leather Gloves — split leather gloves with cotton lining.
- Welders Apron — split cowhide apron against sparks and heat.
- Leather Welding Jacket — split cowhide jacket for arm and body cover.
- Grinding Goggles — clear goggles for grinding and chipping slag.
Browse the full Standard Welding Equipment Set range or all TVET lab equipment.
Last updated: 25 September 2026
