The Echo Fan Drive is a solar- and USB-rechargeable welding helmet available with either a traditional welding lens or the new Lazer welding lens. Both helmet options include the built-in cooling fan, LED light, and Bluetooth speaker to keep the wearer cool, illuminated, and connected on the job.
Thousands of hours of research went into this helmet line — covering pipe fitters working in high heat and welders working inside the shop.
The Echo Fan Drive is protected by a pending utility patent and is ready for a manufacturing, retail, wholesale, distribution, or licensing partner. Be the first to contact us for full details.
See the Echo Fan Drive in action — the fan assist drive system, the integrated LED light, and the Bluetooth speaker that turns a long shift into a shorter one.
Introducing the Echo Fan Drive — an all-new state of the art welding helmet, never before seen, featuring an industry-first Bluetooth integrated high-volume speaker. Now you can make your long workday go by faster by enjoying your favorite music or podcast while you work.
We didn’t stop there. We implemented a never-before-seen high-speed fan assist drive system that makes the workday more comfortable — no more fogged-up shop glasses and a sweaty face. It drops the temperature inside the helmet by up to 30 degrees. A built-in LED light serves welders working in low-light conditions, and the speaker and fan drive assist system are sealed against water for peace of mind if the helmet gets wet. Choose either a traditional welding lens or the new Lazer welding lens; both helmet options retain the built-in fan and speaker.
A standard welding helmet protects your eyes and nothing else. Heat gets trapped inside, sweat builds up over a long weld, and shop glasses fog until you have to break position just to see. Low-light work means dragging a lamp around, and the hours crawl by in silence.
The Echo Fan Drive builds the missing comfort system directly into the helmet. A high-speed fan assist drive keeps air moving so the visor stays clear and the temperature inside drops. An LED light handles low-light conditions, and an integrated Bluetooth speaker keeps your music or podcast going all shift — with the water-resistant sealing to hold up on the job.
Ready to learn more? This is the last helmet a welder will ever need to buy, and it is ready for market now. Contact us today for manufacturing, retail, wholesale, distribution, or licensing opportunities.
Choose the helmet with a traditional welding lens or the new Lazer welding lens. The built-in fan and Bluetooth speaker are included with either option.
A closer look at the helmet body, the fan and lighting system, and the controls that put comfort in the welder’s hands.
Inventor Brian Fink of Cold Spring, Minnesota has developed a welding helmet built with a powered ventilation and comfort system to keep welders cool, clear-sighted, and connected on the job.
Brian, who has spent years behind a welding helmet, knew the discomfort all too well — a fogged-up visor, trapped heat, and sweat building up during long welds with no way to cool down without breaking position. Standard helmets offered protection but nothing in the way of comfort, and stepping away just to catch a breath of fresh air slowed the job down. Determined to build a better helmet, Brian set out to bring airflow, lighting, and connectivity into the helmet itself.
The Echo Fan Drive is now ready for market. Want to learn more? Be the first to contact us for additional information or for manufacturing, retail, wholesale, distribution, or licensing opportunities.
