Sunburn from welding.
today I spent 6 hours fitting and welding a roll cage, but my neck and arms feel like they're on fire, I got sunburned before and this is exactly what it feels like. (Funny I'm a dark skin black man from the caribbean) the first time I said I'm Jamaican I don't get sun burn, that's a white American problem I was clowned for a week by my white friends who tried to give me sunscreen. lol.
real question is; can welding give sunburn?
real question is; can welding give sunburn?
Been welding uncovered for a long time? Enjoy that melanoma bro
Ultraviolet radiation from welding and possible risk of skin and ocular malignancy. - PubMed - NCBI
Ultraviolet radiation from welding and possible risk of skin and ocular malignancy. - PubMed - NCBI
Usually everyone who teaches himself welding gets burnt one time then never again. You need to protect your skin wherever it is being exposed. Especially if you working small enclosed area like a car, protect the back of your head neck too.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/natio...bcf_story.html
Miller has a very nice respirator , protect your skin and lungs
Miller LPR-100
https://www.google.com/search?q=Mill...K0BGgQ_AUIBigB
look at all these pics of professional welders no short sleeves
https://www.google.com/search?q=prof...54CFAQ_AUIBigB
https://www.washingtonpost.com/natio...bcf_story.html
Miller has a very nice respirator , protect your skin and lungs
Miller LPR-100
https://www.google.com/search?q=Mill...K0BGgQ_AUIBigB
look at all these pics of professional welders no short sleeves
https://www.google.com/search?q=prof...54CFAQ_AUIBigB
One of these cotton jackets are great and inexpensive. Brand doesn't matter they are all the same. I like green or khaki because they are cooler if you are out in the sun. Black Stallion Welding Jacket - FR Green Cotton F2-30CR
When I was spending a whole day holding a torch I had to stay covered, protection from welding overhead and the UV light it is essential. It gets pretty hot where I used to work so I would cut out a big hole in the back and a couple small arm pit vents, made a big difference in the summer. Plus they are cheap enough to have a vented summer one and normal one to stay warmer come wintertime.
When I was spending a whole day holding a torch I had to stay covered, protection from welding overhead and the UV light it is essential. It gets pretty hot where I used to work so I would cut out a big hole in the back and a couple small arm pit vents, made a big difference in the summer. Plus they are cheap enough to have a vented summer one and normal one to stay warmer come wintertime.
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