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Welding Fume Extraction Equipment

Welding Fume Extraction Equipment

Protecting You and Your Workforce

A fume-free work site should be a priority of any welding environment. Not only is it an occupational health and safety requirement, it is imperative to the breathing protection of you and your workers.

Alphaweld stocks a range of premium welding fume extraction equipment including:

  • Portable Extraction Machines
  • Single & Twin Torch Packages
  • Fixed and Portable Extraction Fans
  • Wall Mounted Extraction Arms
  • Extraction Accessories
  • Extraction Consumables

These reliable and durable machines are effective at eliminating harmful dust, smoke and fumes from your workshop.

Why shop with Alphaweld?

Our Customer Guarantee offers many great reasons to shop with Alphaweld:

  • Fast dispatch with multiple dispatch runs daily: Order before 12.00pm (WST) and if it’s in stock, we'll dispatch your order the same day! 
  • FREE delivery within Australia: Perth metropolitan areas for online orders over $150 and Australia wide for online orders over $500, excluding bulky items.
  • Extensive range - we are a one stop destination for all your welding supply needs.
  • Competitive pricing on a wide selection of premium welding products and hire gear.
  • Easy ordering: Shop 24/7 online with Alphaweld. We also accept orders by email and telephone, or in person should you wish to drop in.
  • Commitment to providing excellent customer service every step of the way.
  • Returns policy: All our products are 100% guaranteed and covered if you decide to return them.
  • Australian locally owned and operated.

Can't find what you're looking for? Contact us today on (08) 9456 8000 or email sales@alphaweld.com.au.

Did you know...

Welding fume is now considered a known carcinogen that can lead to lung cancer, according to the International Association for Research on Cancer (IARC). Welding fume was reclassified recently from its earlier classification as “probably carcinogenic to humans.” Click here to read more.