Welding booth extraction with filter walls
An integrated extraction system with filter walls that removes welding fumes and optimizes airflow. It protects workstations and improves air quality.
Physico-chemical mode of action
The welding fume extractor with filter walls pulls the smoke directly from the welding source. The filter walls capture fine particles and toxic gases, improving air quality.
Metallurgical relevance & risks in welding
Without effective extraction, high carbon and nitrogen levels build up in the room. This can cause corrosion of tools and machinery and endanger workers' health. Poor airflow can also lead to dangerous gas build-up like carbon dioxide or asbestos.
Workshop practice & instructions
Install the extraction system so it sits directly over the welding source and draws air from bottom to top. Use filter walls with a minimum efficiency of 95%. Make sure all fans run continuously and the airflow in the room is optimal. Test the system regularly for effectiveness and replace the filters on schedule.