OrbiMAX 3M Speedglas 9100MP Maintenance manual

3M
™Speedglas ™Welding Helmet 9100MP/9100MP-Lite
To optimise the eective lifetime of your welding equipment and avoid the additional cost of replacement, regular
maintenance is important. Replace all damaged parts immediately to ensure correct levels of protection.
•Helmet and head harness.Inspect for cracks or any
damaged or defective parts. Replace if needed.
•Cover lenses.To provide the best possible
vision they should be clean and without scratches.
•Face seal. If the face seal is damaged there is a great
risk that contaminated air will get inside the helmet.
Verify it’s in position and free from splits and tears.
•Welding lens.Ensure low battery is not flashing
and check that the sensors are clean and uncovered.
•Breathing tube.Confirm tube is not damaged or
leaking any air. To extend the life of breathing tube,
use a tube cover or a heavy-duty rubber tube.
Before use After use
•Clean the helmet.Wipe with a moist tissue or cloth,
both inside and outside the helmet. If you suspect that the inside
of the airduct is dirty, it must be changed.
DO NOT rinse, immerse in water or clean with solvents.
•Face seal and sweatband.Remove for additional cleaning as
needed and replace if they become unhygienic.
•Cover lenses.Clean with a soft cloth and replace if any pits or
scratches occur.
•Breathing tube.Replace if damaged, deformed or leaking any air.
•Storage.Store the helmet in a dry, clean area away from direct
sunlight, high temperatures and solvents.
Care & Maintenance
Scan this QR-code to see
videos and learn more about
care and maintenance of your
Speedglas welding helmet
SFI OrbiMAX
501-503 Dowling Street
Wendouree Vic 3355
T: [phone]
E: sales@saust.com.au
W: www.sperformax.com.au
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527000
527070
528025
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532016
533001
533505
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540500
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592800
790101
896055
896056
SWEATBAND 100 & 9100 MP PK=2
SWEATBAND 100 & 9100 MP PK=5
SWEATBAND 100 & 9100 MP PK=50
SAFETY HELMET COVER 9100 MP/MP-LITE
SHROUD 9100 MP/MP-LITE
LENS MAGNIFYING 1.0X 9100 100 & 9000
LENS MAGNIFYING 1.5X 9100 100 & 9000
LENS MAGNIFYING 2.0X 9100 100 & 9000
LENS MAGNIFYING 2.5X 9100 100 & 9000
LENS MAGNIFYING 3.0X 9100 100 & 9000
EARMUFFS WITH HELMET ATTACHMENT 9100 MP
FLIP UP MECHANISM 9100 MP
PIVOT KIT 9100 MP
BATTERY LITHIUM 9100, 100 & 9000 PK=2
LENS WELDING 9100XXi SPEEDGLAS
VISOR PLATE 9100 FX PK=5
VISOR PLATE ANTI-FOG 9100 FX PK=5
LENS COVER OUTER STD 9100 PK=10
COVER LENS OUTER HC 9100 PK=10
LENS COVER OUTER HT 9100 PK=10
LENS COVER INNER 9100XX PK=5
HOLDER BATTERY 9100
SIDEWINDOWS COVER PLATE 9100 FX PK=2
HEAD HARNESS 9100 MP
ADAPTOR ADFLO BREATHING TUBE 9100 MP AIR
FACE SEAL 9100 MP
HEAD HARNESS BACK PART 9100
FRONT COVER KIT 9100 FX
Part No
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Description Part No Description Part No Description PartNo Description
SHELL OUTER 9100 MP
SHELL INNER 9100 MP
HELMET WELDING WITH HARD HAT 9100 MP
WELDING HELMET BUMP CAP 9100 MP-LITE
CARRY BAG SPEEDGLAS
HARD HAT 9100 MP
BUMP CAP 9100 MP-LITE
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Further information and advice
To request a quote or place an order for spare parts, please contact SFI on [phone]. Please note that higher than normal levels of pollutants, heat and sparks
will require more frequent replacement of components. If you require additional guidance, please check the care and maintenance videos on our YouTube Channel
(www.youtube.com/user/3MSpeedglas) or contact SFI Australia.

3M
™Adflo
™Powered Air Respirator
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837120
837242
837542
837620
837621
837630
837631
837730
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ADAPTOR ADFLO BREATHING TUBE 9100 FX AIR
ADAPTOR QRS BREATHING TUBE TO 9000
PAPR MOTOR WITH HOUSING ADFLO
CHARGER BATTERY NIMH ADFLO
CHARGER BATTERY LI-ION ADFLO
BATTERY MULTI-STATION ADFLO
TUBE BREATHING SELF ADJUSTING QRS ADFLO
TUBE BREATHING HEAVY DUTY RUBBER QRS ADFLO
TUBE BREATHING COVER FLAME RESISTANT ADFLO
BELT ADFLO
BELT EXTENSION ADFLO
SPARK ARRESTOR ADFLO
PRE-FILTER ADFLO PK=5
FILTER PARTICLE PSL ADFLO
FILTER ODOUR ADFLO
FILTER ODOUR REPLACEMENT PAD ADFLO
FILTER NUIS LEVEL ORGANIC VAPOUR/ACID GAS
ADFLO FILTER GAS A1 ADFLO
BATTERY STANDARD NIMH ADFLO
BATTERY HEAVY DUTY NIMH ADFLO
BATTERY STANDARD LI-ION ADFLO
BATTERY HEAVY DUTY LI-ION ADFLO
RESPIRATOR STANDARD LI-ION ADFLO
RESPIRATOR HEAVY DUTY LI-ION ADFLO
FILTER COVER LI-ION ADFLO
Part No
Before use After use
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Further information and advice
To request a quote or place an order for spare parts, please contact SFI on [phone]. Please note that higher than normal levels of pollutants, heat and sparks
will require more frequent replacement of components. If you require additional guidance, please check the care and maintenance videos on our YouTube Channel
(www.youtube.com/user/3MSpeedglas) or contact SFI Australia.
Care & Maintenance
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Description Part No Description Part No Description PartNo Description
Scan this QR-code to see
videos and learn more about
care and maintenance of your
Speedglas welding helmet
SFI OrbiMAX
501-503 Dowling Street
Wendouree Vic 3355
T: [phone]
E: sales@saust.com.au
W: www.sperformax.com.au
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* Speedglas 9000 headtop breathing tubes.
Battery. Ensure that it’s adequately charged
and tted correctly.
Motor Body. Inspect the unit for damage and
ensure it’s rmly xed to the belt. Ensure lters
are correctly tted.
Breathing tube. Inspect the tube and connec-
tions to ensure they are free from splits and
holes. Replace if damaged, deformed or leaking
any air. To extend the life of the breathing tube,
use a tube cover or the heavy-duty rubber
breathing tube.
Air ow check. Fit the breathing tube to the
unit and attach the airow meter in the other
end of the tube and switch on the Ado PAPR. If
the ball does not rise above the line, continue
fault nding.
Alarm check. Cover the air outlet of the airow
meter with your hand until an audible warning
is heard and the red indicator illuminates.
Remove your hand. The alarm should now stop.
Clean the equipment. Wipe the motor body with a moist
tissue or cloth. If you suspect that the inside of the breathing
tube is dirty, it must be changed.
DO NOT rinse, immerse in water or clean with solvents.
DO NOT attempt to remove contamination of lters as this will
damage the lters and void the warranty.
Replace damaged parts. Replace all damaged parts to guaran-
tee the proper functioning of the respirator. Worn out compo-
nents should be disposed of according to local regulations.
Spark arrestor. Replace if deformed and no longer tting
well.
Prelter. Replace regularly to extend the life of the particle
lter. This will save money and also extend the battery
run-time.
Particle lter. Check the lter indicator position and replace if
the red LED is lit. Otherwise, replace whenever the battery
operating time becomes too short, or when “fully loaded” lter
triggers low airow alarm.
Gas lter. Replace the gas lter according to your work place
requirements. Do not wait until you can sense odours or
smells.
Odour lter. Replace any time you smell unpleasant odours.
Odour lter is not required if gas lter is used.
Storage. Put the battery/turbo unit on charge after use. When
stored, recharge every six months. Store the unit in a dry, clean
area away from direct sunlight, high temperatures and
solvents. For example use
To optimise the eective lifetime of your welding equipment and avoid the additional cost of
replacement, regular maintenance is important. Replace all damaged parts immediately to
ensure correct levels of protection.