Key Applications • Manual Welding • Grinding • Deburring
Health & Safety Exposure to weld fumes and weld smoke can pose various health risks. The specific health effects depend on the composition of the fumes, the duration and intensity of exposure, and individual susceptibility. Here are some potential health risks associated with exposure to weld fumes and weld smoke:
• Respiratory Issues • Lung Damage • Metal Fume Fever • Neurological Effects
Warranty Information All Clean Air Industries units are backed by a standard 10-year manufacturer’s warranty* We guarantee that the major structural components of the goods will be free from defects in material and workmanship for ten (10) years from the date of shipment. *This warranty does not cover consumable parts, fuses, filters, or other non-structural components. For warranty details, visit our website: https://clean-air.com/warranty Regulatory Compliance Health and safety issues are being taken very seriously by a growing number of companies as OSHA, International, and industry standards increase. Many large us manufacturers are planning and adopting European exposure limits as a global standard for their entire company and are exceeding OSHA Standards. To meet these standards companies must implement a highly efficient dust and fume filtration system to filter out the harmful particulate. The exposure limits these companies are targeting range from .02 - l mg/m3 depending on company policy, well below the 5 mg/m3 standard set by OSHA.
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