3M Speedglas passive inside cover plate 126000

3M Speedglas passive inside cover plate 126000

3M manufacturer code: 7100216151, model 126000

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In a passive cassette, the shaded lens works sheltered between two clear covers. The 126000 is the inside one: it protects the side facing the welder and keeps the lens clean. Its published 90 x 110 mm format makes it easy to recognise the right part for the 9100 passive assembly and for the G5 passive configurations named in their instructions. When it gets marked, you change the cover rather than the lens: simple upkeep that preserves the fixed-shade lens and gives you a clear view of the joint again.

Features and benefits for the welder

• Protects the inner face of the passive lens, the one closest to the welder.
• 90 x 110 mm format that is easy to identify when ordering.
• Economical upkeep: replace the marked cover and the fixed-shade lens stays in service.
• Clear view of the joint restored as soon as the cover is changed.
• Bag of 2 clear polycarbonate covers.

Applications and assembly compatibility

The 9100 passive instructions pair the 126000 with the passive assembly (R06-0000-P10) and the replacement (R06-0005-P10) lenses. The G5 instructions also mention it for their passive assemblies. The reference of the fitted assembly confirms the fitting; the 126000 goes with compatible 9100 helmets and the M-407SG and M-409SG headtops named by 3M.

Specifications and applications

• Recommended industries : Commercial buildings ; Industrial maintenance ; Design and construction ; Heavy infrastructure
• Compatible welding helmet : Series 9100 ; M-400SG Series
• Welding : Yes
• Product type : Inside protection plate
• For use with : Welding helmets Speedglas 9100-Air 3M ; Welding helmets 9100FX Speedglas 3M ; Welding helmets 9100QR Speedglas 3M ; M-407SG Versaflo 3M ; M-409SG Versaflo 3M ; Welding helmets 9100 Speedglas 3M ; Welding helmets 9100MP Speedglas 3M ; Welding helmets 9100FX-Air Speedglas 3M
• Plate format : 90 x 110 mm

Fitting and checking 126000

Open the passive cassette as instructed, identify the inner face and replace the clear cover. Close the cassette, then check the order of the components and the retention of the lens and its cover.

Care and replacement

A soft cloth is enough for routine care. Check the cover before each use: deep pits, scratches or stubborn deposits signal that it is time to change it.

Safe use

The 126000 is used in a complete passive assembly, with a lens shade suited to the process and an outside cover. A cracked cover is replaced before welding.

FAQ: the 126000 part

Which assembly is the 126000 cover used with?

With the 9100 06-0000-P10 passive assembly and its 06-0005 lenses, as well as the G5 passive assemblies described in their instructions.

Does the 126000 suit the G5NC filter?

No, it is reserved for passive assemblies. The G5NC uses the 06-0200-21 cover, and the G5TW and G5VC use the 06-0200-40.

Why is the reference also written 12 60 00?

That is how the 9100 instructions write this same reference; it is indeed the same cover.

What does the 126000 bag contain?

2 covers, enough for one replacement plus a spare kept with the helmet.

Which outside covers go on the cassette?

The 9100 passive instructions list the 06-0200-51, 06-0200-52 and 06-0200-53 outside covers: standard, scratch resistant or high temperature.

Complementary suggestions

With a passive filter, the welder keeps SecureFit SF401 glasses (YASF401) under the helmet and Endura split-leather gloves (G603) with 15 inch cuffs. Corded Classic earplugs (OA111), leather spats (VCSPL4) and flame-resistant FR-Tech cargo trousers (V7765) complete the outfit.

When preparing maintenance of the same passive system, check the standard (R06-0200-51) plate and its hard-coat (R06-0200-52) version for the outside face. The magnifier (R06-0500-56) supports work that calls for a closer view of details. The assembly (R06-0000-P10) and replacement lens (R06-0005-P10) help identify the other system components before working on the helmet.

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