Dangers of Welding Fumes: Protect Yourself and Your Health

In this video, we delve into the serious health risks posed by welding fumes, which are often overlooked by workers in the welding industry. Exposure to these fumes can lead to a range of illnesses, including lung cancer, respiratory problems, and neurological damage. We'll explore the science behind welding fumes, and provide tips and best practices for staying safe while welding. Don't put your health at risk - watch this video to learn how to protect yourself from the dangers of welding fumes.
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[@coldwarrior21]

I have found fasting and sitting in saunas helped me as a welder for better health.

[@dani4elle]

im a beginner in welding and im in a training school at the moment. can you make a video on what a healthy welder diet looks like?(more on food for the respiratory system etc)
2.what type of products you can apply on face and body to protect yourself from uv or harmful chemicals

[@NoNam3_xLeaderX]

I know some ppl that put on sunscreen. And for clothes just get some overalls. Entirely depending on what you’re gonna be welding. Also you can wear a respirator for the fumes. I use the speedglas 3m helmet with a built in respirator.

[@mahmoudalherz1670]

Thanks for this information

[@petertorres6207]

Wow, and surprisingly so many people do it

[@justintasht1067]

Fantastic built love it great work as always 👍👍

[@bobwolfninja206]

What about wearing a respirator mask

[@Daddychill945]

Underwater welding is safer now

[@mdsamsuzzaman7454]

About Tig aluminum welding

[@removethefume]

Though there's less visible fume generation with TIG welding, it still releases dangerous gases. Local exhaust ventilation is still recommended for TIG welding processes.

[@makantahi3731]

what about tig welding

[@removethefume]

Though the fumes aren't as visible with TIG welding, it also releases dangerous gases, most notably, Ozone. You'll still want source extraction.

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Some of the other fume types that might be present in TIG welding as well: ua-cam.com/video/Zh6JMomEfb0/v-deo.html

[@wildxplorwild7469]

Buy a generic weld mask - then buy a good vapor mask - then try and use both at the same time!
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Designers whom never actually try out their equipment