This utility model relates to the field of
welding helmet technology, specifically an adjustable head-mounted
welding helmet, comprising a
welding helmet body, with rotating rods rotatably connected to both sides of the
welding helmet body. This utility model involves holding a rectangular block, which in turn moves a circular block via a vertical block. The circular block moves a circular rod, stretching a spring. The circular rod then moves a pointed block, separating it from an arc-shaped rubber strip. Rotating the rectangular block to the left causes the vertical rod to rotate the protective cover via the rotating rods. The protective cover then rotates the goggles upwards. When the goggles are rotated to the appropriate position, the tension on the rectangular block is released, and the
spring force causes the circular block to move backwards. The circular block, through the circular rod, moves the pointed block into
close contact with the arc-shaped rubber strip. This gives the head-mounted
welding helmet an adjustable function, facilitating adjustment of the protective cover's rotation angle without obstructing vision. It also facilitates
breathing, drinking, and other operations, improving work efficiency and providing convenience for the user.