Weld Fume Control

Their alternatives are on-torch systems, where the welding torch features an integrated fume extractor. Fume removal is done via openings on the torch tip and hoses that connect to a collector. There are applications where at-source fume removal cannot be efficient, like plasma cutting and robotic welding. There are many other weld fume control means for these instances, including canopy hoods. Downdraft tables have a double duty of being a work bench and a piece of extraction equipment. These tables have built-in ventilation to collect smoke and metal dust. Whatever your application, we offer the right weld fume control units for clean working conditions.

Welding fumes pose serious health risks, so there are laws that oblige companies to minimize operator exposure to these hazardous gases, welding smoke, and dust. There are various fume control solutions on the industrial market, including high vacuum systems, extraction arms and hoods, weld booths, downdraft tables, and others. They come in portable and stationary forms and offer many models for a range of operational needs. Extraction at source is the most efficient fume control method, which allows for the cleanest and safest work environment. It is achieved through extraction arms that come in many flexible, easy to position constructions.