Welding, grinding or milling releases welding fumes and dust, which must be extracted and filtered in accordance with occupational health and safety standards. When processing large workpieces and changing working positions, spatial extraction is often more effective than point extraction.

Cabin extraction is particularly suitable for:

• Processes with high dust/smoke generation
• High noise levels
• Large workpieces
• Changing working positions
• Demarcation of different work areas

The differences in the nature of production halls and the processes that take place there require an on-site inspection and careful planning. Depending on the number of workplaces and the daily working hours, emissions such as smoke, dust or oil mist develop in varying quantities. If these released media are respirable, carcinogenic or explosive, special filters must be used. As a professional manufacturer of integrated extraction systems, we take all relevant parameters into account:

• Area, room volume and ceiling height
• Production setup
• Process (welding, grinding, sawing, deburring, etc.)
• Material type and quantity (carcinogenic, respirable, explosive)
• Emission development and particle size (strong, medium, weak)
• Simultaneity of extraction
• Working hours and shift operation
• Temperature development & desired temperature
• Recirculating air or exhaust air operation
• Route of the pipe system
• Cleaning intervals and times of the filters
• Capture elements
• Discharge systems
• Installation location and space requirements
• Air flow course
• Accesses (gate, door, lamella curtain)

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Extracting welding fumes or dust in a cabin can be much more efficient and energy-saving than point extraction, as significantly less air needs to be circulated and filtered. Furthermore, cross-flows through windows, doors, gates and traffic in the hall are significantly reduced, and statutory workplace limit values can be achieved more easily and cost-effectively. Some processes also generate high temperatures that can be constantly reduced or kept individually stable.

• Energy-saving extraction of small room volumes
• Targeted and effective capture of dust and welding fumes
• Applicable workplace limit values can be achieved more easily and cheaply than in larger rooms
• No cross currents as in open halls
• Can be flexibly integrated into the room
• No soiling of adjacent rooms, machines, floors, surfaces or hall ceilings
• Low cleaning effort

Extraction cabins can be subsidized by BAFA as part of the promotion of energy efficiency and process heat from renewable energies in industry(EEW). We support you right from the application stage in cooperation with our partners in energy consulting.