We get it, not everyone loves fume extraction torches. For one reason of another, whether you're a welder or a welding engineer or a project manager, the same problems or complaints come up when it comes to fume guns.
Etienne Blouin
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When it comes to robotic MIG welding you often have to ask the question about whether you should go air-cooled or water-cooled. It's always good to have the right tool in the right place for both optimal performance and cost. Looking at water-cooled versus air cooled, there are obvious cases where you would choose one over the other.
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Topics: Robotic Welding
Every welding project generates hazardous fumes and smoke that can be dangerous to welders if inhaled. One way to improve the safety of welding torch operators is with fume extraction welding. Fume extraction welding offer efficient fume extraction through the torch itself through source capture.
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Topics: Fume Extraction
Quality is very important to everyone at ABICOR Binzel. We believe strongly in making sure our customers are satisfied with our products and services. This permeates our business operation through every level to ensure that Technology for the Welder’s World is an ethos everyone understands and strives for in their day to day. We have instituted policies and procedures to make sure we produce innovative and quality products.
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Topics: Welding Safety
Fusion welding and pressure welding processes both produce visible smoke and fumes that contain harmful metal fume and gas byproducts that can be hazardous to a welder’s health. Manganese oxide has gained so much attention as a hazardous element found in welding fumes that it has warranted a closer study of its side effects.
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Topics: Fume Extraction