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ClearO2 W150 – One Welder Unit – Three Phase
ClearO2 W200 – Two Welder Unit – Three Phase
Within confined spaces, you can now combine the benefits of on-gun fume extraction with portable Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV), all run from the same system!
Using the Translas Dual system, a welder can run on-gun fume extraction on one extraction hose, and then using the other hose, they can set-up a focused Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV) extraction nozzle.
The Translas on-gun fume extraction system can extract up to 98% of welding fume directly at the source. By combining On-Gun fume extraction with the LEV nozzle in a confined space, any fume that escapes the on-gun fume extraction (the remaining 2% +) can be further reduced by the LEV nozzle.
In a confined space, we must keep welding fume to a minimum. The dual extraction system combines two extraction methods (on-gun & portable LEV) to offer two engineering control layers to reduce welding fume build-up within a confined space.
Send us any customers you think would be interested and we’ll close the sale on your behalf.
“On-gun fume extraction is too heavy, too bulky, and impacts the shielding gas”… Not anymore.
On-gun fume extraction is one of the safest and most effective methods of controlling welding fume and is heavily used and relied upon in Europe and North America. However, for the reasons above, on-gun extraction has not taken off in Australia or New Zealand.
AWS has teamed up with Translas, Dutch on-gun fume extraction specialist, to launch an industry first: a range of lightweight, manoeuvrable, and ergonomic extraction guns that deliver the highest capture rate on the market – up to 98% – while leaving the shielding gas completely unaffected.
No other welding fume control solution captures welding fume at the source, removes it from the environment, and most importantly, follows the welder as they move. Experience Translas fume extraction technology today.
* Confined spaces can be deadly and decisions on how to handle a specific confined space must be assessed on the spot and always comes down to the specifics of the individual situation. There should be a suitably trained and knowledgeable person doing the assessment and design of a safe system for any confined space entry.
When you consider a welding fume particle that is 0.5 μm in size can take 2 days to reach the floor when released from a height of 1.5 metres, you begin to understand how long these carcinogenic particles can remain suspended in the air. This is vital to consider when sharing a work environment with welders, as the air could contain respiratory hazards long after welding has been completed.
On-gun fume extraction can assist in reducing exposure to welding fume and other airborne contaminants, not only for the welder, but also for those who work near welding operations. This is the key difference between on-gun fume extraction and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) used by the welder. PPE can only protect the welder, while on-gun fume extraction can protect the welder and stop the spread of fume throughout the workplace protecting all workers from welding fume exposure.
For this reason, on-gun fume extraction can be the most economical method to protect all workers from welding fume exposure in shared working environments.
TRANSLAS CLEARO2 EXTRACTION UNITS
Translas On-Gun 8XE MIG welding fume extraction torches when coupled with the Translas ClearO2 Extraction Units lead the industry with capture rate up to 98%.
Click on the options below for technical specifications of each unit.
TRANSLAS CLEARO2 EXTRACTION UNITS
Translas On-Gun 8XE MIG welding fume extraction torches when coupled with the Translas ClearO2 Extraction Units lead the industry with capture rate up to 98%.
ClearO2 W150 – One Welder Unit – Three Phase
ClearO2 W200 – Two Welder Unit – Three Phase
Within confined spaces, you can now combine the benefits of on-gun fume extraction with portable Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV), all run from the same system!
Using the Translas Dual system, a welder can run on-gun fume extraction on one extraction hose, and then using the other hose, they can set-up a focused Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV) extraction nozzle.
The Translas on-gun fume extraction system can extract up to 98% of welding fume directly at the source. By combining On-Gun fume extraction with the LEV nozzle in a confined space, any fume that escapes the on-gun fume extraction (the remaining 2% +) can be further reduced by the LEV nozzle.
In a confined space, we must keep welding fume to a minimum. The dual extraction system combines two extraction methods (on-gun & portable LEV) to offer two engineering control layers to reduce welding fume build-up within a confined space.
Send us any customers you think would be interested and we’ll close the sale on your behalf.
“On-gun fume extraction is too heavy, too bulky, and impacts the shielding gas”… Not anymore.
On-gun fume extraction is one of the safest and most effective methods of controlling welding fume and is heavily used and relied upon in Europe and North America. However, for the reasons above, on-gun extraction has not taken off in Australia or New Zealand.
AWS has teamed up with Translas, Dutch on-gun fume extraction specialist, to launch an industry first: a range of lightweight, manoeuvrable, and ergonomic extraction guns that deliver the highest capture rate on the market – up to 98% – while leaving the shielding gas completely unaffected.
No other welding fume control solution captures welding fume at the source, removes it from the environment, and most importantly, follows the welder as they move. Experience Translas fume extraction technology today.
* Confined spaces can be deadly and decisions on how to handle a specific confined space must be assessed on the spot and always comes down to the specifics of the individual situation. There should be a suitably trained and knowledgeable person doing the assessment and design of a safe system for any confined space entry.
When you consider a welding fume particle that is 0.5 μm in size can take 2 days to reach the floor when released from a height of 1.5 metres, you begin to understand how long these carcinogenic particles can remain suspended in the air. This is vital to consider when sharing a work environment with welders, as the air could contain respiratory hazards long after welding has been completed.
On-gun fume extraction can assist in reducing exposure to welding fume and other airborne contaminants, not only for the welder, but also for those who work near welding operations. This is the key difference between on-gun fume extraction and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) used by the welder. PPE can only protect the welder, while on-gun fume extraction can protect the welder and stop the spread of fume throughout the workplace protecting all workers from welding fume exposure.
For this reason, on-gun fume extraction can be the most economical method to protect all workers from welding fume exposure in shared working environments.
TRANSLAS CLEARO2 EXTRACTION UNITS
Translas On-Gun 8XE MIG welding fume extraction torches when coupled with the Translas ClearO2 Extraction Units lead the industry with capture rate up to 98%.
Click on the options below for technical specifications of each unit.
TRANSLAS CLEARO2 EXTRACTION UNITS
Translas On-Gun 8XE MIG welding fume extraction torches when coupled with the Translas ClearO2 Extraction Units lead the industry with capture rate up to 98%.
ClearO2 W150 – One Welder Unit – Three Phase
ClearO2 W200 – Two Welder Unit – Three Phase
Within confined spaces, you can now combine the benefits of on-gun fume extraction with portable Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV), all run from the same system!
Using the Translas Dual system, a welder can run on-gun fume extraction on one extraction hose, and then using the other hose, they can set-up a focused Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV) extraction nozzle.
The Translas on-gun fume extraction system can extract up to 98% of welding fume directly at the source. By combining On-Gun fume extraction with the LEV nozzle in a confined space, any fume that escapes the on-gun fume extraction (the remaining 2% +) can be further reduced by the LEV nozzle.
In a confined space, we must keep welding fume to a minimum. The dual extraction system combines two extraction methods (on-gun & portable LEV) to offer two engineering control layers to reduce welding fume build-up within a confined space.
Send us any customers you think would be interested and we’ll close the sale on your behalf.
“On-gun fume extraction is too heavy, too bulky, and impacts the shielding gas”… Not anymore.
On-gun fume extraction is one of the safest and most effective methods of controlling welding fume and is heavily used and relied upon in Europe and North America. However, for the reasons above, on-gun extraction has not taken off in Australia or New Zealand.
AWS has teamed up with Translas, Dutch on-gun fume extraction specialist, to launch an industry first: a range of lightweight, manoeuvrable, and ergonomic extraction guns that deliver the highest capture rate on the market – up to 98% – while leaving the shielding gas completely unaffected.
No other welding fume control solution captures welding fume at the source, removes it from the environment, and most importantly, follows the welder as they move. Experience Translas fume extraction technology today.
* Confined spaces can be deadly and decisions on how to handle a specific confined space must be assessed on the spot and always comes down to the specifics of the individual situation. There should be a suitably trained and knowledgeable person doing the assessment and design of a safe system for any confined space entry.
When you consider a welding fume particle that is 0.5 μm in size can take 2 days to reach the floor when released from a height of 1.5 metres, you begin to understand how long these carcinogenic particles can remain suspended in the air. This is vital to consider when sharing a work environment with welders, as the air could contain respiratory hazards long after welding has been completed.
On-gun fume extraction can assist in reducing exposure to welding fume and other airborne contaminants, not only for the welder, but also for those who work near welding operations. This is the key difference between on-gun fume extraction and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) used by the welder. PPE can only protect the welder, while on-gun fume extraction can protect the welder and stop the spread of fume throughout the workplace protecting all workers from welding fume exposure.
For this reason, on-gun fume extraction can be the most economical method to protect all workers from welding fume exposure in shared working environments.
TRANSLAS CLEARO2 EXTRACTION UNITS
Translas On-Gun 8XE MIG welding fume extraction torches when coupled with the Translas ClearO2 Extraction Units lead the industry with capture rate up to 98%.
Click on the options below for technical specifications of each unit.
TRANSLAS CLEARO2 EXTRACTION UNITS
Translas On-Gun 8XE MIG welding fume extraction torches when coupled with the Translas ClearO2 Extraction Units lead the industry with capture rate up to 98%.
| Select | ClearO2 W150 – One Welder Unit – Three Phase, ClearO2 W200 – Two Welder Unit – Three Phase, TR8XO1000401000 – 4 METRE – EURO – 45° for Welding below 250 Amps, TR8XO1000501000 – 5 METRE – EURO – 45° for Welding below 250 Amps, TR8XO4028401000 – 4 METRE – EURO – 45° for Welding 250-400 Amps, TR8XO4028501000 – 5 METRE – EURO – 45° for Welding 250-400 Amps, TR8XO5060401000 – 4 METRE – EURO – 45° for Welding over 400 Amps, TR8XO5060501000 – 5 METRE – EURO – 45° for Welding over 400 Amps |
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