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Welding PAPR kits from The Face Mask Store

Browse 3M Speedglas and ESAB welding helmet packages with powered air-purifying respirator (PAPR) units. Compare the exact models, check bundle contents and ask TFMS about equipment or spares.

For workplace purchases, confirm the employer’s assessment and supplied PPE before ordering.

Explore the kits

Compare the model and equipment format

These are not interchangeable variants. Check each listing for the exact kit reference and contents. The links below lead to The Face Mask Store for current prices and availability; this page does not quote prices or promise stock.

TFMS product photograph of the ESAB Sentinel A60 Air and EPR-X1.1 kit

ESAB

Sentinel A60 Air + EPR-X1.1

The air-fed Sentinel A60 welding helmet paired with the EPR-X1.1 powered-air unit in the TFMS listing.

Confirm before ordering: Confirm the Air helmet version and exact EPR-X1.1 package; do not assume a standard helmet or older unit is equivalent.

View Sentinel A60 Air + EPR-X1.1 at TFMS
TFMS product photograph of the ESAB Savage A41 Air and EPR-X1.1 kit

ESAB

Savage A41 Air + EPR-X1.1

An alternative ESAB welding-helmet package using the Savage A41 Air and EPR-X1.1 unit.

Confirm before ordering: Compare the helmet and viewing controls with your needs, and confirm the current kit contents with TFMS.

View Savage A41 Air + EPR-X1.1 at TFMS

What is actually in the kit?

Use the supplier's itemised contents and current manufacturer instructions to check these points. A product photograph or shared brand name does not establish an approved combination.

  • Helmet and headtop: confirm the exact model, generation, lens specification and any separately listed accessories.
  • Air unit and connection: record the unit model and the specified hose, connectors and headtop combination.
  • Power and carrying parts: ask which battery, charger, belt or harness is included and which items are optional.
  • Filters and consumables: ask for the supplied filter references and the manufacturer instructions that govern their use and replacement.
  • Ongoing support: confirm how to obtain the correct spares, instructions and service support for that exact configuration.

Buyer FAQs

What is a PAPR or air-fed welding helmet?

PAPR means powered air-purifying respirator. These PAPR kits pair a welding helmet or headtop with a powered air unit. “Air-fed” alone does not identify the air source or included equipment, so check the exact system.

What is the difference between a helmet-only listing and a complete kit?

A helmet-only listing names the helmet or headtop. A complete kit should list the helmet or headtop alongside the powered air unit and its included parts. Read the itemised contents for the exact reference before you buy.

How do I identify the exact model I have or need?

Use the product reference on the helmet, air unit and other labelled components. Keep those references separate, then compare them with the supplier listing or include them in an enquiry.

Can I ask about replacement parts?

Yes. If you need a replacement part, have an older system or cannot identify a component, prepare an Equipment Help enquiry with the labels, part references and a clear description of the item you need.

Questions for your employer and supplier

  • What does the employer's assessment require, and what equipment will the employer supply?
  • Who checks that the proposed configuration is appropriate for the actual work, existing controls and site rules?
  • Which training, pre-use checks, maintenance and storage arrangements apply?
  • Does the quote name the exact kit and every included component, with current availability confirmed?

A supplier listing cannot assess the exposure or confirm suitability for a vacancy. Use the welding new-starter checklist to prepare the wider workplace conversation.

Product identities and linked photographs checked against TFMS listings on 17 September 2026. For workplace controls, read HSE guidance on protecting workers from welding fume. This page is a buying checklist, not a technical assessment.

Already have equipment, or unsure of the model?

Keep the labels from the helmet, air unit and other components separate. Equipment Help lets you describe a parts question, fault, older system or new-equipment request without guessing the model.

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