Welding Helmet Rear Cover Key benefits Universal fit: Designed to fit most standard welding helmets. The rear cover attaches quickly and stays secure with pushin clamps for reliable use during work. Enhanced protection: The surround cover reduces exposure to sparks, heat, and bright light, adding a layer of protection for a range of welding tasks. Durable, flame resistant construction: The extended cover is flame retardant and built for prolonged use, helping the helmet withstand repeated exposure to temperatures and sparks. Material performance: Made from split leather and cloth, the head cover shields welders from splashing, hot slag, and surface burns while maintaining comfort and flexibility. Features and function Secure attachment: Pushin clamps provide fast installation and stable retention on compatible helmets. Full rear coverage: The surround design covers the back of the head and neck area to limit stray sparks and radiant heat. Robust materials: Split leather offers abrasion and heat resistance where sparks strike, while cloth panels improve flexibility and fit. Compatibility and sizing Universal design compatible with most standard welding helmets. No special adapters required for typical helmet profiles. Practical applications Metal fabrication shops: Use during MIG and TIG welding to protect the rear of the head and neck from sparks and slag. Construction and maintenance work: Suitable for stick welding and cutting tasks on site where increased rear coverage reduces burn risk. Automotive and tasks: Helpful during body work and welding when sparks and hot debris are common. Usage notes Install the cover by aligning it with the helmet rear and pressing the pushin clamps until they lock. Inspect the cover regularly for signs of excessive wear or damage and if integrity is compromised. Compatible with helmets that accept rearmounted covers; verify fit before heavy use. This rear helmet cover provides added protection and durability through its universal fit, flame resistant construction, and split leather and cloth materials, helping welders reduce exposure to sparks, slag, and heat during routine welding tasks.