On-Torch Extraction Solutions
An integrated extraction nozzle which captures fumes at source.
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COSHH Compliant
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Mobility & Flexibility
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Versatility
Trusted by 5000+ customers throughout UK and Ireland
COSHH Compliant
A suitable extraction solution to meet COSHH requirements.
Mobility & Flexibility
Welders can move freely without the restrictions of fixed extraction points.
Versatility
An extraction method which can be used for MIG and TIG welding.
How On-Torch Extraction Works
A suction nozzle is integrated at the tip of a welding gun to capture fumes at source, before they disperse into the environment. Fumes are extracted to a portable or centralised filtration system, where the air is filtered to remove contaminants. Clean, fresh filtered air is then released back into the workspace.
- Multi-operator system available.
- Efficient extraction.
- Cost effective.
Success Stories
With over 75,000 installations throughout Ireland and the UK, our Beam Dust & Fume Extraction Systems can be found in all types of businesses just like yours.
Welding Fume LEV Extract System for Mechanical Services Provider
Alternative Heat are an award-winning leading provider of mechanical services to a range of sectors including technology, healthcare, education, recycling and multi-storey housing. They have developed off-site prefabrication of complex mechanical service plant rooms and elements to deliver cost and time saving benefits to their clients. Resulting from continued growth of their manufacturing base, Beam were selected to design and install a new central welding fume LEV extract system at their new Scarva site.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are the answers to some of our frequently asked questions about on-torch extraction.
Can on-torch extraction be fitted to existing equipment?
Yes, it is possible to fit on-torch extraction to existing welding equipment. BEAM engineers can advise further on the suitability of this.
What maintenance is required?
Very little maintenance is required for on-torch extraction systems. It is recommended the filter is changed every 6-12 months, depending on usage. Regular services should also be carried out to ensure the system is working effectively - this can be carried out by BEAM's fully qualified engineers.