For 51 years, Ace fume extractors have been manufactured at our plant in St. Louis, MO. Each of our extractors is built by hand by skilled assembly technicians who know our products better than anyone in the world. For these reasons, we take pride in the quality our products, of our service, and of our …
Ace fume extractor models 73-600, 73-600G, 73-800, and 73-800G were discontinued by Ace in 1996 and 1997, to be replaced by models 73-601 and 73-801. Since that time we have made every effort to support the discontinued models with replacement filters, but as time has gone on, we have found it very difficult to find …
Filters For Discontinued Ace Fume Extractors 73-600, 73-600G, 73-800, 73-800G Read More »
Breathing weld fumes is never healthy. While not as harmful as breathing chromium fumes, the potential dangers of breathing aluminum fumes is just as pronounced as breathing carbon steel fumes. Click the following link from The Fabricator to get familiar with the topic: http://www.thefabricator.com/article/aluminumwelding/welding-fumes-in-aluminum-mig
The flammability rating of a welding fume extractor filter is a legitimate concern. All welding and related high heat metal working processes expose filters to the potential for fire and/or smoldering. Ace takes this fact seriously and has built two important features into it’s line of fume extractors to help mimimize first incidents. These features …
PRESS RELEASE For Immediate Release Ace Fume Extractors Names New Sales Agency Ace Industrial Products, a leading manufacturer of welding fume extraction equipment, is pleased to announce the appointment, effective March 1, 2017, of Pacific Crest Sales Group LLC as its manufacturer sales representatives for the Pacific Northwest region: Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington. …
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Ace recommends regular environmental air monitoring of your facility to ensure maximum worker safety as well as regulatory compliance. By doing so, you can ascertain the current state of your facility’s air quality, and with that information, make more informed decisions regarding any remediation methods, whether is fume extraction or otherwise. The American Industrial Hygiene …
Good information on the following link regarding a very recent study published by Washington University in St. Louis. Low levels of manganese in welding fumes linked to neurological problems It pertains to manganese levels in weld fume, and how current exposure levels may be stated too high to effectively protect workers. This is important to …
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Ace Industrial Products Introduces New Compact Mobile Fume Extractor ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI – Ace Industrial Products has expanded its line of powerful, self- contained welding fume extractors with the introduction of model 73-701, an all-purpose, competitively priced, yet full-featured machine. The need to provide effective, rugged fume extractors to welders continues to grow, and with …
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Ace portable fume extractors use brushes that are rated for 500 hours of use. It’s advisable to keep a spare set handy so that a change can be made before the brushes wear down completely. Doing so will prevent damage from occuring to the motor itself. A pictorial guide to changing your motor brushes are available by …
Ace will be exhibiting at the 2016 Fabtech Expo, November 16-18, at the Las Vegas Convention Center. You can find Ace in booth N4422 in the Welding Section.
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