Crystal Lens Technology (CLT) 2.0 is an absolute breakthrough in welding optics, achieving a record-breaking light transmission of 31% in the bright state (protection level 2.0). As a result, the ambient image is virtually unobstructed and crystal clear, eliminating the need to constantly raise the visor. Combined with near-perfect color reproduction, CLT 2.0 makes it possible for the first time to see the details of the weld pool with unprecedented clarity and contrast. This is especially crucial in precision methods like TIG welding, where every detail counts. An investment in this technology is a direct investment in higher weld quality and precision unattainable with standard filters.

ShadeTronic® technology acts as an intelligent autopilot that analyzes the intensity of the welding arc in real time and automatically selects the correct shade level from 4 to 12. This eliminates the need for manual adjustment, which is distracting and often inaccurate, especially with varying welding parameters. The system adjusts the protection on its own, whether you’re doing tacking, pulse welding or face filling. This allows you to fully focus on precise torch guidance, confident of optimal protection at every second. This is a guarantee not only of safety, but also of smoother and more efficient work.

FadeTronic® is a patented technology that controls the filter’s brightening process after the welding arc is extinguished. Instead of a sudden, abrupt transition from dark to bright, the filter smoothly and gradually returns to its resting state. This process is synchronized with the human eye’s natural adaptation to changes in light intensity, significantly reducing eye fatigue and stress. For a welder working long hours, this seemingly minor feature is of great importance to overall comfort. An investment in FadeTronic® is an investment in eye health and reduced fatigue after a long day’s work.

Unlike standard filters, which give the image a characteristic green tint, True-Color View technology provides a natural and realistic color perception. The use of a special UV/IR filter allows for faithful reproduction of the colors of the surroundings and the welding pool itself. In practice, this means being able to flawlessly read the color LED indicators on the welder panel or identify material markings without lifting the visor. This enhances situational awareness, safety and allows better assessment of weld quality based on its color.