Wall Mounted Welding Fume Extractors

Wall-mounted welding fume extractors are uniquely engineered filtration systems designed for limited and small workspace environments. They suck up the weld fumes and can work with our welding booth products, as well.

It's usually best to find a wall-mounted fume extractor for sale and install it in your shop. Use it whenever you are welding to catch the larger-sized particulate in the air.

When you choose one of our wall-mounted fume extractor systems, you get a remote mounting kit, a powerful motor, and a pre-filter. These are stationary devices and are a very popular option!

You don't have to go any further than FumeDog. We have many options for a wall-mounted fume extractor, so you can keep your facility and employees healthy.

These types of fume extractors are often found in soldering and welding settings but can offer modularity for applications that require an air filtration unit and space away from the applications. You can use them for these needs:

- Commercial
- Brazing
- Refinishing
- Buffing
- Dust Grinding (light)
- Welding
- Soldering

You can breathe when you have a wall-mounted fume extractor. Okay, technically, you could do that without a pre-filter or filter system, but you're likely inhaling a bunch of bad stuff that could kill you or give you cancer (which can also kill you).

Here are the benefits of using wall-mounted fume extractors:
- Compliant with OSHA guidelines and can control welding fumes
- Capture-at-source option for cleaner air
- Affordable and keeps your energy costs lower
- Easy installation and easy to operate
- Solid metal construction
- Stays in place with our remote mounting kit
- Effortless 360-degree movement - More suction distance
- Large blower
- Wide hood
- Sturdy arm

Here are the things that might impact your exposure:

- Ventilation processes
- Type of welding you're doing
- Where the welding happens (outdoors/indoors)
- Welding rod composition
- Air movement and patterns
- What metals you use
- Your working methods

Regardless, a wall-mounted fume extractor can be highly beneficial because it has the input power needed to suck up the larger-sized particulate in the air and filter it out. Likewise, our wall-mounted fume extractors will also suck up dust.

The arm stays out of your way, and the blower and filters are stationary to get rid of smoke throughout the facility. Can you really go without having a wall-mounted fume extractor? Probably, but you might end up getting sick or causing your employees to have illnesses. It's better to do something about it!

The biggest reason for using a wall-mounted fume extractor is to clean the air from dust, gas, and all the rest. We realize that you don't think about this, but you will when you're in the hospital gasping for breath because of the lung cancer!

All jokes (and sordid thoughts) aside, you need a filtration unit that will get rid of the nastiness in the air so that you can weld safely.

While we're here to tell you all the good reasons to get one, we realize that you need to know everything to make an informed decision. We aren't going to hoodwink you!

Here are the pros:

- Lower cost of ownership
- Less maintenance required
- Must change filters once a year if properly sized
- Also can use them as central dust collectors

The drawbacks include:

- High initial cost
- Must be used in a permanent welding area (can't easily move the unit)
- Not easy to expand, so you must determine and account for the weld area beforehand when focused on growth

You should consider these questions for your facility:

- How big is the workshop?
- How much welding do you do?
- What regulations do you have to meet?
- What are your application requirements?
- Does the extractor provide flexibility?
- Is it user-friendly?
- What's your required airflow, and will the extractor be sufficient in terms of input power?