At arm’s reach
Understanding weld fume arms and how to choose the right one for your workplace
Fume Extraction
Quality air
Providing high indoor air quality is a competitive advantage, not just an obligation
Tight spaces
For shipbuilders, a new welding gun keeps welders from breathing hazardous fumes – even in the most confined enclosures
Cold fumes
Before the temperature drops, welding shops need to plan ahead in terms of fume and dust collection
Electric fumes
Although considered cleaner than MIG welding, resistance welding comes with its own indoor air quality challenges
Duct design
Effective dust and fume collection requires precise system design – even for something as simple as the ductwork
On the move
Portable fume and dust collectors allow welders to take safety precautions with them – wherever the job may be
Room for improvement
Faced with ever-changing floor plans, fume extraction has been a challenge for automotive manufacturers – until now
The “Ins” and “Outs” of Welding Fume Removal
When cleaning the air of welding fumes, captured fumes must be exhausted either inside or out – with the chosen location dictating the overall approach to compliance.
Reducing risks
Manganese: What every welder needs to know
