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Fume Extractor Cart
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Questions
A fume extractor cart is used to remove harmful fumes, smoke, and airborne particles produced during welding, soldering, or other industrial processes, helping maintain clean air in the workspace.
While it’s primarily designed for professional use, experienced DIY enthusiasts who do light welding or metalwork can also benefit from it in well-ventilated workshops.
It uses an extraction arm to draw in contaminated air, filters out harmful particles and fumes, and releases cleaner air back into the workspace.
It’s ideal for welding, soldering, and other light industrial tasks that generate smoke, metal fumes, or fine dust.
Yes, it’s specifically designed to capture welding fumes and airborne contaminants before they spread, reducing exposure to harmful substances.
Yes, it’s mounted on castor wheels, making it easy to roll to different work areas as needed.
It comes with a 3-metre extraction arm that allows flexible positioning to reach the source of fumes effectively.
Yes, it includes a warning signal that alerts you when the filter is full, ensuring you maintain optimal performance and air safety.
Yes, it’s built for consistent operation in light to moderate welding tasks, helping to keep air quality safe throughout your work.
Regularly check and replace filters when the warning signal indicates they’re full, and ensure the ducting and arm remain clear and unobstructed.
No, it’s easy to set up—just position it near your work area, connect the ducting, and plug it into a 110V power supply.
Yes, it’s compact and mobile, making it suitable for smaller workshops or tight working areas where ventilation is limited.
It produces some sound during use, similar to a vacuum cleaner, but it’s generally quiet enough for workshop environments.
Fume extraction reduces the inhalation of harmful gases and particles that can cause respiratory issues and long-term health problems.
Yes, it can also be used for light grinding, cutting, or other tasks that generate dust or fumes in a workshop setting.
