replacement auto darkening welding lens model YC-I 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.
Replacement scope is limited to the stated helmet pairing
YC-I lists YC-09 as its matched helmet model. That supports a replacement auto darkening welding lens request for a YC-09 configuration, but it does not establish fit in other helmets. The cassette is listed as 110 by 90 by 9 mm and the viewing area as 98 by 62 mm; dimensions alone are not a cross-brand compatibility guarantee.
The filter record lists four arc sensors, DIN 5-8 and 9-13 dark shades, weld/grind mode, stepless sensitivity adjustment, a replaceable battery and solar-cell plus lithium-battery power. Provide the existing YC-09 shell and lens details, then ask sales to confirm the current YC-I mounting and included controls.
Check the unusual delay line before purchase
The source record shows delay time as 0.2-0.1s, an order that may reflect legacy formatting. This page preserves the value instead of silently reversing it. Ask sales to supply the current data sheet or control instructions and confirm how the minimum and maximum are expressed. Keep that check beside the YC-09 pairing, four-sensor count, 98 by 62 mm viewing area and replaceable-battery statement so the approved filter record is complete.
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-I, 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.
01Matched Helmet Models02:03YC-0904Cassette Size05:06110*90*9 mm07Viewing Area08:0998*62 mm10Inner Protection lens11:1296.5*67*1.0 mm13Specification14Light Shade15:16DIN 417Dark Shade18:19DIN 5-8/9-1320Switching Time21:221/25000 S23Sensitivity24:25Yes,stepless adjustment26Delay Time27:280.2-0.1s29Arc Sensor30:314 PCS32Mode33:34WELD/GRIND35Low Battery Alarm36:37√38Self-check: /39Power Supply40:41Solar cell & Lithium battery42Battery Replaceable43:44√45UV/IR Protection Class46:47DIN 1648Operating Temperature49:50-5℃~+55℃51Storing Temperature52:53-20℃~+70℃
Questions for YC-I
Is the pictured configuration the standard package?
No package is inferred from a photograph. Ask sales to list the included model, controls, headgear, filter, lenses, PAPR components and accessories for the quotation.
Does this model fit another brand or helmet?
Provide the target model and dimensions for written compatibility confirmation. Similar appearance or dimensions do not prove fit.
Are the required documents current?
Request the current document set for the quoted model, configuration and destination. An older product-page label is not a substitute for document review.




