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Welding Fume Extraction Systems

FUMEDOG simply outperforms every other fume extractor.

FUMEDOG Portable Systems

FUMEDOG Portable Systems

Downdraft Tables

FUMEDOG Downdraft Tables

Wall Mounted Fume Extractors

FUMEDOG Wall Mounted Fume Extractors

Welding Booths

FUMEDOG Welding Booths

Fume Dog - Nanofiber Replacement Filter

FUMEDOG Replacement Filters

OUR PORTABLE EXTRACTORS

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FumeDog-PT

Portable Weld Fume Extractor

$5,349.00

Welding Fume Extractor

Fume Pup

Spot Welding Fume / Soldering Extractor - (FD-PUP)

$2,294.40

OUR WALL MOUNTED EXTRACTORS

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Bulldog-FILT

Wall Mounted + Filter

$4,177.00

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Bulldog-EX

Wall Mounted + Exhaust

$3,829.00

Fume Dog - Magnetic Wall Mount Weld Fume Extractor with Filter

Bulldog-FILT-FLEX

Wall Mounted + Magnetic + Filter

$4,177.00

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Bulldog-EX-FLEX

Wall Mounted + Magnetic + Exhaust

$3,829.00

OUR DOWNDRAFT TABLES

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FumeDog-DDT

Downdraft Table Fume Extractor

$5,461.00

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FumeDog-DDT-PLAT

Platen Downdraft Table Fume Extractor

$9,290.00

OUR WELDING BOOTHS

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Single Welding Booth

FD-WB-55

$2,770.00

10 Welding Booth Pack

10 Welding Booth Package

FD-WB-55-10PAK

$19,385.00

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20 Welding Booth Package

FD-WB-55-20PAK

$38,770.00

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30 Welding Booth Package

FD-WB-55-30PAK

$58,154.00

40 Pack Welding Booth

40 Welding Booth Package

FD-WB-55-40PAK

$77,539.00

OUR REPLACEMENT FILTERS

Fume Dog - Nanofiber Replacement Filter

Fume Dog - Nanofiber Replacement Filter

$115.00

Shop for Fume Extraction Systems in plain English and get straight answers.

Well, as it turns out, inhaling weld fume and grinding dust is bad for your health. We always used to wonder if inhaling melted metal dust was bad for our health, but modern science has the answer. Downdraft welding tables allow for the welder to do welding without needing to move fume arms or operate safety equipment and avoid the breathing in melted metal and dust. The basic design principle is, welder’s want to weld, not operate safety equipment. It protects you from things such as weld fume fever and hexavalent chromium or hex chrome exposure.Safety equipment is never a fun expense, but neither are medical bills in your late 50’s.Search through our selection of downdraft grinding tables to find the ideal workspace, whether you need something for welding or grinding. Don’t hesitate to call us up with any questions about the downdraft tables we have to offer.

Who We Are

Fume Dog specializes in innovative air purification solutions designed for both residential and commercial use. Our products effectively remove smoke, odors, and airborne contaminants, ensuring cleaner, healthier indoor air. Committed to excellence, we leverage advanced technology and a customer-focused approach to enhance the environments you live and work in.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About Welding Fume Extractors

What Is a Fume Extractor?

A fume extractor is at heart a simple machine. Dirty air is sucked up at the fume arm (snorkel), drawn through to the filter, and then clean air passes through the fan and out the exhaust.

Though simple in concept, the craftsmanship and knowledge required make it more difficult in execution than it would seem. Different particles (fume and dust) require different filters of varying degrees of efficiency. Getting the ideal airflow so that the fume can be extracted from while not pulling the shielding gas requires careful consideration.

At the end of the day, a weld fume extractor sucks dirty air in and exhausts clean air so you don’t inhale dangerous, cancer-causing fumes.

How Does a Portable Fume Extractor Work?

Essentially, portable fume extractors are devices that use fans to draw welding fumes and dust particles into a confined filtration system using negative airflow. This process will remove any hazardous gases and airborne particles from your environment. You will be able to move this fume extractor to any room of your choosing.

What Is the Difference Between Portable Smoke Eaters and Regular Ambient Air Cleaners in the Industry?

A smoke eater is specifically made to help remove cigarette smoke, cigar smoke, cannabis smoke, or vape smoke, which makes it different from other home air purifiers.

Ambient air cleaners are useful additions to fume extractors, but they shouldn't be used as the primary way to manage fumes. Due to the way ambient air cleaners work, fumes must first pass by a welder's breathing area before settling into the ambient unit's collection zone.

As a result, the welder is exposed to the same amount of hazardous welding fumes as if the extraction equipment were not there at all.

If I Have Multiple Stations, Can I Turn Off the Airflow to a Single Station?

The airflow to a certain station can be adjusted depending on which accessory arms are being used with the system. An operator can cut off the airflow to a single station using the adjustable airflow control that is included with the 2-inch metal flex arms and articulated arms.

What Is the Life of the Fume Extraction Filters?

To be specific, the answer is it depends. Wire size? How many shifts? Mild Steel? Is the steel oily? A lot of questions need to be asked to give an exact answer.

That said, you’ll generally get about a year of filter life assuming clean steel, .045 wire size, and one shift a day with an average 35% under the hood time. That is of course if you are using our cleaning system at least once a week.

How Often Should I Clean My Fume Extractor Filters?

Depending on the kind of portable fume extraction system you have, you will need to use the cleaning system and empty the dust tray on a weekly basis. The tray gathers airborne particles in addition to those from the extracted fumes. In order to prevent buildup, you need to empty the dust pan.

How Do I Choose a Fume Extractor?

1. How much are replacement filters?

- Most companies in this business want to sell you replacement filters, not a fume extractor. Prices upward of $400-$600 are common, most people don’t know to ask.

2. What is the diameter of the fume arm?

- If they say 6”, don’t believe them when they say the performance is 1,200 CFM

3. What is it made of?

- Don’t buy something made of plastic that is used around welding.

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