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Weld Fume Extraction

Welding puts fumes right where people work. We help you pull that smoke away at the torch — one station or a whole bay.

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Overview

Welding, soldering and other hot work put fumes and gases into the air that people shouldn't breathe. Proper extraction looks after your team and helps you meet workplace rules.

Benefits

  • Pull fumes away at or near the weld — before they fill the bay
  • Less smoke film on surfaces and equipment
  • A clearer, safer place to weld and fabricate
  • From a portable unit up to a fixed bay or central system
  • Help you work toward the health rules that apply on site

Typical applications

  • MIG, TIG, stick and robotic welding cells
  • Soldering and electronics assembly areas
  • Fabrication shops and production lines
  • Training workshops and maintenance bays

Why source capture matters

Breathing welding and soldering fumes day after day is hard on lungs and on the whole shop. Catch the smoke before it spreads — that's the most effective first step.

Compliance note

A well-kept fume system helps you work toward local occupational health rules for airborne contaminants. We design around your process and layout — check the exact legal duties with your safety team.

Frequently asked questions

Why is weld fume extraction important?

Welding and soldering put fumes and gases into the air that people shouldn't breathe. Proper extraction protects your team and helps you stay on the right side of workplace rules.

Do you supply local and central weld fume systems?

Yes. From a portable unit up to fixed local arms and central systems — for MIG, TIG, stick and robotic cells, soldering areas and fabrication shops.

Where should fumes be captured?

Right at or near the torch. Catch the smoke before it spreads through the shop — that's the best first step.

How do I get a weld fume extraction quote?

Call 087 809 4515 or email admin@cjdust.com. Tell us what welding you do, how the shop is laid out, and how many stations you have.