Welding fume extraction table
A workbench with integrated underfloor extraction to capture pollutants during thermal cutting and joining work. Extraction covers the whole area downward, against the thermal upward flow.
Physical-Chemical Mechanism of Action
The fume extraction table absorbs the hazardous pollutants and dust particles released during welding. The under-floor extraction pulls air from bottom to top, which is more effective than side extraction because it aligns with natural thermal updraft.
Metallurgical Relevance & Risks in Welding
The extraction prevents environmental exposure and protects workers' health from hazardous gases such as carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide, and fume vapors. Without effective extraction, these substances can lead to lung conditions or toxic poisoning.
Workshop Practice & Instructions
Use the fume extraction table for all thermal cutting and joining operations. Make sure the extraction systems are regularly checked and maintained. Airflow should always go from bottom to top to ensure optimal effectiveness.