Mineral Sunscreen for Welders and High-UVC Work
Product information and practical skin-protection considerations for welding and other high-UVC environments.
Built for specialist work
Developed for workplaces where artificial UVC exposure is part of the risk profile.
Mineral-based formula
Uses zinc oxide with calamine in the product formulation.
Portable and shared sizes
Choose personal 100g packaging or a 1kg workplace pump.
Part of a larger control system
Sunscreen does not replace welding helmets, screens, clothing or workplace controls.
UVC protection at work
Welding arcs can produce ultraviolet radiation. Employers should manage exposure through engineering controls, appropriate PPE, training and safe work procedures. Sunscreen may be an additional measure for exposed skin when selected and used appropriately.
Use with complete PPE
Apply to exposed skin according to the label, but never use sunscreen as a substitute for approved eye, face and skin protection required for welding tasks.
Frequently asked questions
Does sunscreen replace welding PPE?
No. Welding helmets, screens, protective clothing, gloves and workplace controls remain essential. Sunscreen can only be an additional measure for exposed skin.
What sizes are available for welders?
EcoZinc Welders is available in personal and bulk workplace formats, including 100g and 1kg options.
What is in the EcoZinc Welders formula?
The product information identifies 25% zinc oxide and 15% calamine. Always check the current label before use.
EcoZinc mineral sunscreen is made in Rocklea, Queensland. Product availability, ingredients, claims and packaging may change. Check the current product label and listing before publishing or relying on specific details.