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IR-Rated Front
Certified IR3 or IR5 infrared protection for torch and gas welding.
◄ IR3 / IR5 SHADE · MAGNIFYING · TORCH & GAS WELDING
MAGweld
Certified infrared eye protection and full-lens reading magnification in one frame. No layering goggles over readers, no stopping to squint at a gauge mid-bead. Built for torch, gas, brazing, and soldering work.
IR3 / IR5 RATED · ANSI Z87.1 · UV400 · REMOVABLE MAGNIFIER
MAGweld · BLACK · IR3
Full-lens magnifying welding glasses
IR3 & IR5 shade options
Individually removable magnifiers
Mix & match left/right strength
Prescription compatible
+1.25 to +3.00 magnification
ANSI Z87.1 certified
OSHA compliant
UV400 protection
Torch & gas welding eyewear
// WHY MAGweld
One frame. IR protection and magnification.
Built for welders, brazers, solderers, and torch operators over 40 who need IR eye protection and reading power at the same time — oxy-acetylene, HVAC and plumbing torch work, jewellery soldering, fine detail.
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Full-Lens Power
Removable magnifier adapter, +1.25 to +3.00 — edge-to-edge, no split vision.
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Shared Adapter
Same magnifier swaps into your MAGshot shooting frame.
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All-Day Light
Lightweight polycarbonate, UV400, scratch-resistant — comfortable for long jobs.
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Frame colors
IR3–IR5
Infrared shade
Full
Lens magnification
Z87.1
Safety certified
// IR SHADE GUIDE · WHICH IS YOURS?
IR3, or IR5?
Match the shade to the intensity of your torch work. When in doubt, IR5 is the safer choice. Both frames take the same removable magnifier.
⚠ ARC WELDING: MAGweld is for torch, gas, and light welding only — oxy-acetylene, brazing, soldering. Arc welding (MIG, TIG, stick) and heavy industrial work require a much higher shade (IR9+) with a full welding helmet. IR lenses are formulated to block infrared — never substitute regular smoke or tinted lenses in welding. Always follow your workplace safety guidelines.
// TUNE IT TO YOUR EYES
One frame. Set up your way.
The magnifier is a removable adapter — not a fixed bifocal. Left and right come out independently, so you build the setup that matches your eyes and the job in front of you.
Both eyes
Matched pair
Same power, left & right
✓Full-field reading power across the whole lens
✓Read the gauge, the bead, the fill rod — both eyes
One eye
Single-eye setup
Magnifier on one side only
✓Run reading power on your dominant eye
✓Pop the other side out for open distance vision
Mix & match
Split strengths
Different power each eye
✓Dial each eye to its own strength
✓1.25–3.00 adapters swap in seconds
Prescription
Custom Rx
Fitted by your optician
✓Adapter takes a custom prescription lens
✓No separate readers under the shield
// MAGweld vs MAGshot
Same platform, different lens.
MAGweld and MAGshot share the same full-lens magnifier and removable adapter. The difference is the lens — pick by the job.
Welding & torch
MAGweld
IR3 / IR5 magnifying welding glasses
✓IR3 & IR5 infrared protection for torch/gas work
✓Full-lens magnification — read the gauge and bead
✓Removable, mix-&-match magnifier adapter
✓6 frame colors · ANSI Z87.1 · UV400
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Shooting & hunting
MAGshot
Full-lens magnifying safety glasses
✓Clear, Smoke & Yellow anti-fog lenses
✓Full-lens magnification for the range & field
✓Same adapter swaps between both frames
✓5 frame colors · ANSI Z87.1+
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Adapters & Replacement Parts
// MAGweld MANUAL
Questions, answered.
What welders ask before they buy.
What's the difference between IR3 and IR5?+
IR3 is the lighter shade — for brazing, soldering, and light gas torch work. IR5 is darker — for heavier gas and oxy-acetylene welding and cutting. When in doubt, choose IR5 for more protection.
Are these safe for arc welding (MIG / TIG / stick)?+
No. Arc welding requires much higher shade ratings (IR9 or above) with a full welding helmet. MAGweld is designed for torch, gas, and light welding only — oxy-acetylene, brazing, and soldering.
Can I run different strengths per eye, or remove one magnifier?+
Yes — the left and right magnifiers are individually removable. Run one eye only, or mix & match different strengths for each eye. Available +1.25 to +3.00.
Can I use my MAGshot adapter in the MAGweld?+
Yes — the magnifying adapter is interchangeable between MAGshot and MAGweld frames. One adapter, two jobs.
Are these good for HVAC or plumbing torch work?+
Yes — MAGweld is popular with HVAC techs and plumbers who use a torch and need to read gauges and fine detail while working.
Can I use MAGweld with my prescription?+
Yes. The adapter can be removed and fitted by your optician for a custom Rx, so you get IR protection and your prescription in one frame.
Are IR lenses the same as tinted lenses?+
No. IR lenses are specifically formulated to block infrared radiation from welding and torch work. Never substitute regular smoke or tinted lenses for IR-rated lenses in welding.