@@30hourreview I did a tiny bit of research and it looks like all the filters you mentioned are classified for welding. The ones you mentioned in the video have the extra acid gas protection (maybe a little overkill for regular welding but might be good to have, especially in an industrial setting) and the ones I like (2297) are just an updated or slightly different filter layer design than the 2097 you mentioned in the comments, but they're essentially the same. I love seeing people encourage masks for welding though, keep up the good work!
I love the 3m quick latch masks! I use the 2297 pancake filters, they're super low profile and also rated for welding.
Thanks bro I'm not the welding encyclopedia so if I'm wrong or know something I don't please comment
@@30hourreview I did a tiny bit of research and it looks like all the filters you mentioned are classified for welding. The ones you mentioned in the video have the extra acid gas protection (maybe a little overkill for regular welding but might be good to have, especially in an industrial setting) and the ones I like (2297) are just an updated or slightly different filter layer design than the 2097 you mentioned in the comments, but they're essentially the same. I love seeing people encourage masks for welding though, keep up the good work!
The shop I weld at supply’s p100s pink filters I weld mainly stainless and carbon steel tig is a p100 not rated for welding stainless?
According to 3m no here's the proof www.3m.com/3M/en_US/p/d/cbgnaw011096/
So I kept digging only model 2097 of the pink filter is rated brazing and welding