Capture welding fumes at the source to reduce exposure to harmful airborne contaminants Remove The Fume offers factory direct pricing with free shipping on welding fume extraction equipment. Our clients are end users in fabricator welding shops, learning institutions and anywhere where welding metal fumes are created. Health and safety…

Highlighting RTF welding fume equipment: Our story of a professional welder features metalworking artist Mr. Rich Baker of richcraftironworks.ca Rich Baker has spent years working professionally as a welder, his career has spanned from welding in the industrial sector of business to operating two welding studios. Rich is well known…

Welding stainless steel is a common process, which raised concerns for the work environment. Chromium is the basic alloy element of all groups of stainless steels. Welding with stainless steel produces chromium. The majority of those steel grades contain nickel. During the welding process, chromium is converted to its hexavalent…

Safety is always an important consideration when one undertakes a welding project. Being a welder can be a safe occupation if active precautions are taken. If required safety measures are overlooked, welders might face a number of safety hazards such as electric shocks, fires, explosions, etc. To keep welders safe…

Welding fumes can be described as a complex blend of fluorides, silicates and metallic oxides. These fumes are generated when metal is heated well above its boiling point and the vapors condense to extremely fine solid particles. Fumes generated through welding normally contain elements from electrodes, the base material that…

US Labor Laws and Rules require every employer in each US state to maintain the air quality in all industrial environments. This is because workers performing their duties in an environment which has poor air quality are potentially at risk of illness, disease, and death. Air purification in industrial workplaces…