Sellstrom Replacement Face Shield Windows by Series

Order the window by the crown you already wear

A window is made for a hole pattern, and the hole pattern belongs to a series. A DP4 window fits a DP4 crown, a 380 window a 380 crown, a 390 window the 390 crown, and the 301 window follows the universal pattern that many shields share. The flip front visors are for the DP4 crowns with a hinge, where a tinted visor lifts away from a clear window behind it.

Clear windows are for grinding, chipping and splash. The anti-fog ones help where your breath or the heat of the job clouds the view. Shade 3, 5, 6 and 8 IR windows and visors are for torch work and glare: gas welding, brazing and oxygen cutting, never an electric arc. The welding shade guide has the OSHA table.

Which window fits which crown
Your shield	Window to order
DP4 crown	DP4 replacement windows and DP4 flip front visors
380 crown	380 Series windows
390 crown	390 Series windows
301 crown and universal hole pattern	301 Series V-shaped window
Arc flash dual crown	Arc flash replacement window
330 Series high heat crown	330 Series high heat window

These 12 products are of the Sellstrom line, $4.91 to $109.99 in our last catalog update.

How do you know which Sellstrom window fits your crown?

Look at the series on your shield or the part number on the old window. DP4, 380, 390 and 301 windows each fit their own crown, and the 301 follows the universal hole pattern.

Should you choose an anti-fog Sellstrom window?

If your breath or the heat of the job clouds the view, yes. Anti-fog helps against fogging. Clean it with water or a lens cleaner rather than a dry rag.

This is general information about choosing protective equipment, not a hazard assessment of your workplace and not medical advice. Your employer's assessment, the markings on the product and its instructions come first; after any injury to the eye, get medical help right away.

What the safety sources say

OSHA, 29 CFR 1910.133: Eye and face protection. Employers must ensure appropriate eye or face protection against flying particles, molten metal, liquid chemicals, chemical gases or vapors and injurious light radiation, with side protection against flying objects, and filter lenses must carry a shade number suited to the work. Devices must meet ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2010, Z87.1-2003 or Z87.1-1989 (R-1998), and the table sets minimum shades such as 10 for gas metal arc welding at 60 to 160 A and 14 for carbon arc welding. Read October 2, 2026.
OSHA Publication 3151: Personal Protective Equipment. Describes safety spectacles, goggles, welding shields and face shields, and says face shields protect against splashes and sprays but not adequately against impact, so worn with goggles or safety spectacles they give added protection. It also says hearing protector makers must print the NRR on the packaging and that glasses, facial hair or long hair can reduce the protective value of earmuffs. Read October 2, 2026.

Each of these sources is linked in our eye and face protection guide.

Before the next shift

Pick the hazard, then the part

Every shield, window, lens, goggle and station in the Sellstrom line is one click from here, and you pick the exact part number on the next page.

Start with what can reach your eyes, your face or your ears, then pick the part for the gear you already own.

Sellstrom replacement windows

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