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Baileigh Weld Fume Extractors

Welding fumes build up fast without proper extraction. These portable units pull smoke and particulate away at the source.

Choose your Baileigh Weld Fume Extractor

  • Baileigh FE-850 — Compact 850 CFM extraction with four-stage HEPA filtration.
  • Baileigh FE-1200 — Higher airflow with automatic air pulse filter cleaning.

We also carry Baileigh Metal Downdraft Tables and Baileigh Metal Dust Collectors to keep shop air clean at every station.

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    Baileigh Baileigh FE-850 110V Weld Fume Extractor with HEPA Filter & 6" Hood Arm
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    $ 8,040.00

    Baileigh FE-850 110V Weld Fume Extractor with HEPA Filter & 6" Hood Arm Welding fumes build up fast in a fabrication shop and put air quality ...

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    Baileigh Baileigh FE-1200 110V Weld Fume Extractor with Air Pulse Clean & HEPA Filter & 8" Hood Arm
    $ 12,162.80
    $ 9,899.00

    Baileigh FE-1200 110V Weld Fume Extractor with Air Pulse Clean & HEPA Filter & 8" Hood Arm Welding fumes build up fast in a shop, and with...

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Choosing a Baileigh Weld Fume Extractor

Airflow and filtration needs vary by shop size and how often you weld. Compare the two models below to find the right fit.

Baileigh FE-850

  • 850 CFM airflow
  • 1.5 HP motor
  • 6" x 10' extractor arm

A strong entry point for shops running fume extraction at a single welding station.

Baileigh FE-1200

  • 1110 CFM airflow
  • 1.5 HP motor
  • 8" x 10' extractor arm

Built for shops running heavier fabrication work that calls for more airflow and automatic filter cleaning.


Baileigh Weld Fume Extractors FAQs

What's the difference between the FE-850 and the FE-1200?

The Baileigh FE-850 moves up to 850 CFM through a four-stage filter set. The Baileigh FE-1200 moves up to 1110 CFM and adds air pulse cleaning to keep the filter clear automatically.

How much airflow do I need for my shop?

A single welding station usually runs well on 850 CFM. Shops welding more often or running larger jobs benefit from the added airflow and self-cleaning filter on the FE-1200.

How often do the filters need to be replaced?

Filter life depends on how much you weld and what materials you cut. The FE-1200's air pulse cleaning extends time between changes, while the FE-850 uses manual maintenance across its four filter stages.

Do these units work with both MIG and TIG welding?

Yes. Both the FE-850 and FE-1200 are built to capture smoke and particulate from any welding process, as long as the arm is positioned at the source.