Clean Air Industries Welding Booths

The industry’s leading filtration booth for welding labs, training centers, and vocational schools The Clean Air Industries Bolt Together Welding Booth sets the standard in quality of manufacture in the educational weld fume extraction space. Custom sizes are available from 4×4, 5×5, 6×6 (AWS standard) and any custom size. 12-gauge Construction: Don’t settle for a flimsy 16-gauge welding booth in your training facility. Your students will destroy things. Get something that can last. Flexibility: If you need the AWS standard welding booth that is 6′ x 6′ booth or something a little smaller. We can custom build it for you right here in the USA. Shared Side and Back Walls: By sharing side and back walls you can reduce the overall cost of your project by 30%-40%. Talk to our educational specialist and get a custom quote just for your layout. Expert Lab Design: Welding booths are only a small component of your overall educational welding lab. You need ducting, fume arms, a dust collector, and installation. We provide full turn-key service from conceptual idea to complete project if required with submittals and engineered drawings in Solidworks or AutoCAD. Lead Time: Ever wonder why it takes 12 weeks to get your welding booths? It is because most “manufacturers” import them. Get them quickly by getting them built right here in the US. Not to mention it is less ironic than teaching American welders on foreign-made booths. Quick Installation: With a simple bolt together design, just unpackage them and throw them together with a small amount of labor required. Made in the USA: From cutting the steel, to welding, to powder coating, we manufacture all our units at our plant in Rome, GA. Protect Your Students Today 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 ahead 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 – 1 mg/m3 depending on company policy, well below the 5 mg/m3 standard set by OSHA. Brochure