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| Welding fumes increase the risk of short term and
long term illness which increase sick leave costs and loss of
productivity. Research has shown that productivity has increased
20% after the installation of fume eliminators. Capturing the
pollutants at the source keeps your welders comfortable and healthy,
resulting in clean air with less infection for everyone. With long
term occupational exposure to fumes eliminated, absenteeism due to
occupational related illnesses are greatly reduced. |
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| Our portable Widdervac spot fume eliminator
reduces energy costs by passing the fumes through our HEPA media filter
and discharging clean air back into the original tempered air
environment. Depending on the application, payback on energy costs
alone can be as little as six months for your Widdervac system. |
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– Our spot fume eliminators meet VDE and
CEMA specs. Properly used, our units reduce all pollutants,
including iron oxide, nitrous gases and all particulates to levels that
meet OSHA standards. |
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– Widdervac fume eliminators are
built tough but at the same time easy to maintain. Typically they require nothing more than
periodic brush and filter changes. |
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– Widdervac's powerful electric fume
eliminators are available in different sizes to meet YOUR specific
requirements. All models are available in either 110V or 220V and
can also be run on DC. |
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– All units are well balanced with large
carry handles for easy transportation. |
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– Magnetic nozzles are
available for easy
application at the welding site. Handy suction cups are available
for stainless steel and aluminum welding. |
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– Widdervac systems are
designed to capture smoke right
at the point it is produced, preventing respiratory and epidermal
contact. Our powerful electric spot fume eliminators have air
flows of up to 197cfm, whose media are 99.9% efficient on particles as
small as 0.3 microns. This is powerful enough to handle hoses up
to 50 feet in length. All hoses are designed to be lightweight
and non-flammable. |
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There are three methods principally used for the
removal of welding fumes. They are: 1) General Ventilation, 2)
Local Ventilation, 3) Spot Fume Elimination. Widdervac utilizes
the method of Spot Fume Elimination. |
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General Ventilation is a
method by which large volumes of air are removed from the building (
primarily directly above the point of generation ). This method is
very costly, and very inflexible. Most importantly, General
Ventilation is very ineffective as the fumes still come in contact with
respiratory and epidermal areas of the welder or other personnel.
Local Ventilation is an alternative to the system but still consumes
large volumes of air. Unless used properly, Local Ventilation
still allows the welding fumes to come in contact with the welder. |
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Spot Fume Elimination is the only method that uses
very small amounts of high velocity air. This eliminates the need
for costly make-up air systems. Spot Fume Elimination is designed
to eliminate exposure to fumes and smoke to the respiratory
or epidermal area of the welder or other personnel. And when
welding in enclosed areas, the Widdervac remains outside the work area
while the welder only has to bring in the hose and nozzle. |
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Our machines are designed to capture the fume within a
distance of two inches or closer, normally 3/4" to
1-1/2". Consequently, we require less horsepower, are more
efficient, and capture a greater percentage of the fume. If
properly set up, we get better than 97% of the fumes. |
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| Industrial Safety Products
LLC, 156 Acorn Lane, Suite 1105, Colchester, VT 05446 T:
802-338-9035 F: 802-338-9036 |
| © INDUSTRIAL SAFETY
PRODUCTS LLC 2009 |