Auto Darkening Welding Lens Shade 10: YC-GY-CS

auto darkening welding lens shade 10 model YC-GY-CS is presented for distributor and industrial sourcing review. Use the product image and available specifications to define the request, then ask for a current quotation and written confirmation of the supplied configuration.

An auto-darkening filter has several procurement variables that should not be collapsed into one label. The available information may include viewing area, shade states, control method, arc sensors, switching time, power supply and a matched helmet. Read each field separately. A similar external size does not establish interchangeability, and a listed helmet pairing does not establish cross-brand compatibility.

Confirm whether the dark shade is DIN 10 or DIN 11

YC-GY-CS is a compact filter record with a 108 by 51 by 5 mm cassette, a 91 by 36 mm viewing area and a 108 by 51 by 1.0 mm inner protection lens. The available specification states the dark shade as DIN 11 (or 10). A request using the phrase auto darkening welding lens shade 10 should therefore ask sales to identify the exact dark-shade version in writing.

The same record lists two arc sensors, weld mode, DIN 3 light shade, 0.3 second delay and solar-cell plus lithium-battery power. It does not list sensitivity adjustment, a low-battery alarm or self-check. Do not assume those controls are present in the shade 10 version.

Write the variant into the purchase description

Use a line such as YC-GY-CS, quoted dark shade DIN 10, subject to written model confirmation. Keep the 91 by 36 mm viewing area, two-sensor layout and 108 by 51 by 5 mm cassette on the same record. If the offer instead identifies DIN 11, treat it as a different confirmed shade version rather than an adjustable range. This prevents the parenthetical source wording from turning into a feature the product page does not claim.

Resolve the parenthetical before approving artwork

The source phrase DIN 11 (or 10) looks small, but it can change the item a buyer thinks was ordered. Do not hide it in a general description or wait until carton artwork is ready. Put one shade on the quotation, sample label and purchase order. If a buyer needs shade 10, the confirmation should say shade 10. If the supplied version is shade 11, that difference should be visible before a deposit or production approval.

Compare, assess and request

The wider auto-darkening filters catalog helps buyers compare model identities within the same family. Similar names, dimensions or photographs do not establish interchangeability. Review the related product or family record before selecting a configuration.

Product identification is separate from workplace selection. OSHA publishes welding eye and face protection requirements and shade-selection guidance. Read the welding helmet shade guide and the underlying OSHA welding requirements. These safety references do not certify a catalog model.

Prepare the RFQ

Name YC-GY-CS, the planned process, desired controls or viewing area, quantity, destination and document requirements. Confirm minimum order, lead time, package contents, spare components and any helmet or filter pairing. If you are replacing a part, include the current model and measured dimensions. Then send a model-specific request so sales can respond against a defined scope.

Available specifications

The information below follows the available product-page text. Ask sales to confirm each required field for the current quotation.

Questions for YC-GY-CS

Is the dark shade DIN 10 or DIN 11?

The available line says DIN 11 (or 10). Ask the quotation and sample label to state one confirmed version. Do not present the wording as a user-selectable range.

Which controls are actually listed?

The record lists two sensors, weld mode and a 0.3 second delay. It does not list sensitivity adjustment, self-check or a low-battery alarm.

What dimensions belong on the order?

Use the 108 by 51 by 5 mm cassette and 91 by 36 mm viewing area, then confirm the 108 by 51 by 1.0 mm inner protection lens for the quoted version.