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Nederman Original Extraction Arm Kit
£2,163.64 – £3,140.73- Improved air quality: Breathe easier and protect your health from harmful airborne contaminants
- Enhanced safety: Reduces exposure to fumes and dust, minimising respiratory risks
- Increased productivity: Improved visibility and reduced worker fatigue for a more efficient work environment
- Versatility: Adaptable to various applications and workspace configurations
- Durability: Built to last, offering a long-lasting and cost-effective solution
Nederman Fume Eliminator 24/7 Portable Welding Fume Extractor
£5,456.00 – £7,330.14- Improved welder health and safety: Protects against respiratory problems and long-term health risks
- Enhanced productivity: Reduces welder fatigue and discomfort, leading to increased output
- Reduced operating costs: Minimises filter replacements and energy consumption
- Clean work environment: Eliminates fumes and smoke, improving overall air quality
- Compliance with regulations: Meets relevant safety standards for fume extraction.
Extractability ProtectoFan 230v / 415v
£974.20 – £1,400.67- Help to improve worker productivity and reduce the risk of accidents
- Improve air quality in the workplace, which can benefit the health of both workers and the environment
- Reduce the risk of fire by removing flammable gases and dust from the air
- Increase worker comfort by removing hot, humid air from the workplace
- Reduce noise pollution by absorbing sound waves
- Reducing the risk of accidents caused by poor visibility or hazardous fumes
Extractability ProtectoAutoclenz Portable Fume Extractor
£6,592.05 – £11,023.50- Self-cleaning mobile fume filter
- Effectively removes welding fumes and other hazardous airborne particles
- Capable of handling up to 3500 m³/hr
- Includes 2x 2, 3, or 4-meter hose type arms with internal support structure
- 2.2 kW fan set provides powerful airflow for efficient fume extraction
- Supplied with 5m mains input cable for easy setup and operation
- Weighs 190kg and is mounted on swivel castors for easy manoeuvrability
Extractability ProtectoReclenz Twin Portable Fume Extractor
£4,568.22 – £6,843.00- Protects your health from harmful fumes and gases
- Improves productivity and concentration
- Reduces downtime and increases profitability
- Meets safety standards
- Easy to use and maintain
- Portable and lightweight
Welding fume extraction is the process of removing harmful fumes and particles generated during welding to ensure the safety of workers. Welding fume extractors work by drawing in the contaminated air and passing it through a filter or series of filters to remove harmful particles and fumes. The clean air is then returned back to the work environment, ensuring a healthy and safe working environment. Shop our range of high-quality welding fume extractors and industrial ventilation systems designed to ensure the safety of workers. From portable welding fume extractors to large-scale air filtration systems, we have everything you need to maintain a safe and healthy work environment.
How does fume extraction work | Where do LEV inspections fit in?
LEV inspections, also referred to as Local Exhaust Ventilation inspections, play an essential role in welding fume extraction. Regular LEV inspections ensure that the welding fume extraction system is operating effectively and providing adequate protection to workers. These inspections typically involve a thorough examination of the local exhaust ventilation system, including the fume extractors, ducting, and filters, to ensure that they are in good condition and operating as intended. Our team of engineers are all P601 certified (BOHS standards) meaning that if you book your LEV inspection with EWS our inspectors will ensure your system meets welding fume extraction regulations and most importantly that your welders are protected from respiratory hazards associated with welding fumes.
What is welding fume extraction legislation?
The COSHH regulations require that all LEV systems are subject to a thorough examination and tested every 14 months. Missed or inadequate testing can result in employers being prosecuted, insurance being invalidated and employee health risks. Our specialist team work strictly in accordance with HSG258 guidelines on Controlling Airborne Contaminants as well as conform to HSE standards.
What is the best way to remove welding fumes?
The most effective way to remove welding fumes is a welding fume extraction system / LEV system or a portable welding fume extractor. In addition to using a welding fume extraction system, other measures can be taken to minimize the exposure to welding fumes. These include proper ventilation of the work area, the use of PPE (such as respirators) and the implementation of safe work practices (such as avoiding welding in confined spaces). Regular maintenance and inspection of the welding fume extraction system and other safety measures should also be conducted to ensure that workers are protected from the harmful effects of welding fumes.
