In the fast-paced world of welding, staying ahead of market demands is crucial. The team at ABICOR BINZEL USA is committed to continuously expanding their range of top-notch welding fume extraction solutions. The latest addition to their impressive lineup is a robotic welding torch xFUME® ABIROB® AF500, which integrates seamlessly into your robotic welding cells.
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Maximize safety and efficiency in your welding shop with ABICOR BINZEL's xFUME® line - the ultimate solution for fume extraction.
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We at ABICOR BINZEL USA continue to add to our ever-expanding line of high-quality welding fume extraction solutions with the latest addition being the xFUME® PRO lightweight fume extraction MIG gun!
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Fume extraction systems are designed to help you, which also requires you take care of them. Maintenance is a simple, yet important part of keeping your fume extraction systems running at their optimal performance level. Whether you have a portable or large stationary fume system, the maintenance is manageable and necessary. These different systems require their own specific attention, but ultimately use the same maintenance checklist.
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Topics: Fume Extraction, Health & Safety
Are you looking to continue advancing your welding process? You've completed the first step by adding robots to your operation, but now you're looking to improve safety among your team. Step two is setting up a robotic fume extraction system in your plant to improve air quality. The xFUME® ROBO by ABICOR BINZEL USA and CA is the most effective and economical way to control welding smoke emissions with fume source capture.
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ABICOR BINZEL USA is now offering full turn-key solutions to fume extraction welding in both automated, robotic applications and manual applications.
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How to mitigate welding fume is a big topic. People, by instinct, oftentimes say, "Oh, I'll put a mask on and that'll be sufficient"
Now, however, there is a systematic approach that's been used by OSHA or any health and safety offices. Now, the approach is to start looking at the process, and starting at the bottom of mitigation pyramid and systematically moving up.
Eliminating or Substituting the Weld Process
The first question to ask is if it is possible to eliminate or substitute the process that's causing the fume? Obviously, most of the time it's not possible to remove welding from the operation. But it's worth considering if you are using stick welding or flux core welding whether you can substitute this process for a better process as far as smoke creation?
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Topics: Fume Extraction
What is welding fumes? We all have an idea of what is welding fume. It is obviously coming from molten metal that you create when you're welding. The mixture of the welding smoke is changing from one process to the other, but overall, it's a mixture of very fine particles and gases.
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Topics: Fume Extraction
When you start looking at fume extraction solutions, there are a multitude of engineered possibilities to assist in the capture of weld fume. These are typically the most effective way of dealing with weld fume in the workplace apart from removing the welding process.
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Fume extraction systems are big investment for your plant. Especially when using either a single station or multi-station fume extractor, it's bound to encounter problems at some point during it's service life.
That's normal and you shouldn't be surprised by that.
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