Gulf Union Ozone supplies a complete range of fume extraction and local exhaust ventilation (LEV) systems for Saudi Arabia's fabrication workshops, petrochemical maintenance yards, and industrial facilities. Our range covers portable and bench-mounted welding fume extractors with EN 15012-1 W3-class filtration (99% at 0.4 µm) for MMA, MIG/MAG, and TIG welding; backdraft canopy hoods designed to BS EN 12097 for uniform face velocity over furnaces and dip tanks; 2 m and 3 m articulated extraction arms with self-supporting spiral duct for workstation-level fume capture; and self-supporting mobile fume arms with 4–6 m reach for large Saudi fabrication bays. High-efficiency cartridge filter extraction units with H13/H14 HEPA filtration and ATEX Zone 22 certification are available for metal dust, dry paint mist, and chemical fumes. Terminal H14 and U15 HEPA exhaust units prevent sub-micron particulate release for pharmaceutical, electronics, and specialist facilities. All mobile extractors, HEPA elements, and cartridge replacement kits are held in our Jeddah warehouse for next-day dispatch during plant shutdowns. On-site LEV face-velocity testing and certification to Saudi OSHA standards is carried out by our Jeddah service team. ISO 9001:2015 certified (CR 4030570569).

Gulf Union Ozone carries six fume extraction and LEV equipment families to EN 15012-1, BS EN 12097, ATEX 2014/34/EU, and Saudi OSHA requirements, covering welding fume, process emissions, chemical fumes, and sub-micron particulate control for Saudi Arabia's industrial sector.
Mobile single-arm and dual-arm fume extraction units with W3-class filtration (EN 15012-1) for MMA, MIG/MAG and TIG welding in Saudi fabrication workshops; HEPA secondary filter option.
Fixed canopy hoods above heat-intensive processes (furnaces, dip tanks, plating baths); designed to BS EN 12097 for uniform face velocity capture without drawing cold air over hot product.
2 m and 3 m articulated extraction arms with self-supporting spiral duct for localised fume capture at individual workstations; spring-balanced for effortless positioning.
Free-standing self-supporting extraction arms (4–6 m reach) for large-bay Saudi workshops where centralised ductwork is impractical; fan and filter integrated in the unit.
High-efficiency cartridge filter units (H13/H14 HEPA) with pulse-jet cleaning for metal dust, dry paint mist and chemical fumes; suitable for ATEX Zone 22 applications.
Terminal HEPA filter units (H14, U15) fitted at extract system discharge to prevent sub-micron particulate release to atmosphere; required for pharmaceutical, electronics and nuclear facilities.
All fume extraction equipment supplied with EN 15012-1 and ATEX compliance documentation, filter efficiency certificates, and on-site LEV test support for Saudi OSHA acceptance. ISO 9001:2015 QMS (CR 4030570569).
| Product | Filter Class | Airflow Capacity | Duct Diameter | Application |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Portable Welding Fume Extractor — Single-Arm, W3 | EN 15012-1 W3 (99% at 0.4 µm) | 150–250 m³/h | 75 mm flex arm | MIG/MAG, MMA, TIG welding — Saudi fabrication workshops |
| Portable Welding Fume Extractor — Dual-Arm, W3 | EN 15012-1 W3 + H13 secondary | 300–500 m³/h combined | 2 × 75 mm flex arms | Two-position MMA welding — Saudi Aramco maintenance yards |
| Bench-Mount Welding Fume Extractor, W3-Class | EN 15012-1 W3 | 100–200 m³/h | 75 mm flex arm or hood | Bench welding and soldering stations — Saudi electronics and assembly |
| Fixed LEV Hood — Backdraft Canopy, Slotted | Capture by face velocity (no filter) | 500–10 000 m³/h (per design) | 200–600 mm spigot | Furnaces, acid baths, plating tanks — Saudi industrial plants |
| Fixed LEV Hood — Push-Pull (Tank-Length) | Capture by face velocity (no filter) | 1000–20 000 m³/h (designed) | Per-tank design with push blower | Wide open-surface tanks — pickling, electroplating, chromating |
| Extraction Arm — 2 m Articulated, Self-Supporting | W3 (when connected to W3 extractor) | 100–250 m³/h | 75 mm spiral duct | Workstation fume capture — welding and grinding bays |
| Extraction Arm — 3 m Articulated, Self-Supporting | W3 (when connected to W3 extractor) | 200–400 m³/h | 100 mm spiral duct | Larger welding cells and robotic welding stations |
| Extraction Arm — 4 m Self-Supporting, Free-Standing | W3 integrated cartridge | 400–700 m³/h | 125 mm spiral duct | Large-bay fabrication — Saudi shipyard and structural steel workshops |
| Extraction Arm — 6 m Self-Supporting, Free-Standing | W3 integrated cartridge + H13 secondary | 700–1200 m³/h | 150 mm spiral duct | Heavy industrial bays where ductwork installation is impractical |
| Centralised Extraction Fan — Inline, Backward-Curved | No filter (ductwork system) | 2000–30 000 m³/h | DN 200–DN 800 duct | Central extract fan for multi-arm LEV systems in Saudi plants |
| Cartridge Filter Unit — General Industrial, H13 | H13 HEPA (EN 1822, >99.95% at MPPS) | 500–5000 m³/h | DN 200–DN 400 inlet | Metal dust, dry paint mist, chemical powder — Saudi factories |
| Cartridge Filter Unit — ATEX Zone 22, H13 | H13 HEPA / ATEX II 3D Category | 500–5000 m³/h | DN 200–DN 400 inlet / earthed | Combustible dust areas — Saudi chemical, pharmaceutical and paint plants |
| Cartridge Filter Unit — Food-Grade SS 316L | H14 HEPA / food-grade FDA-compliant media | 200–2000 m³/h | DN 150–DN 300 inlet | Food powder and pharmaceutical fume extraction — hygienic duty |
| Bag Filter Unit — Pulse-Jet, General | M6 pre-filter + F9 bag (EN 779) | 1000–20 000 m³/h | DN 250–DN 600 inlet | General industrial dust collection — Saudi cement and aggregate plants |
| Terminal HEPA Exhaust Unit — H14 | H14 HEPA (EN 1822, >99.995% at MPPS) | 500–5000 m³/h | DN 200–DN 500 duct connection | Extract system discharge guard — pharmaceutical and electronics clean rooms |
| Terminal HEPA Exhaust Unit — U15 (Ultra-High) | U15 ULPA (EN 1822, >99.9995% at MPPS) | 200–2000 m³/h | DN 150–DN 400 duct connection | Sub-micron containment — nuclear, laboratory and specialist Saudi facilities |
| Mist Collector — Baffle-Type (Oil Mist) | G4 pre-filter + F7 fine filter | 500–3000 m³/h | DN 150–DN 300 inlet | Metalworking coolant mist — Saudi CNC machining facilities |
| Oil Mist Eliminator — Electrostatic (ESP) | ESP >95% at 0.3 µm (sub-micron oil mist) | 1000–10 000 m³/h | DN 200–DN 500 duct | Fine oil-mist capture — hydraulic and gear-oil spray in Saudi industry |
| Downdraft Bench — Perforated Top, Integral Fan | W3 cartridge (EN 15012-1) | 300–800 m³/h | Integral (no duct required) | Bench grinding and sanding — Saudi fabrication and maintenance workshops |
| Spray Booth Ventilation Fan — Backward-Curved | F7 pre-filter + paint-arrest pad | 2000–15 000 m³/h | DN 300–DN 600 duct | Spray paint booth extract — Saudi automotive and industrial finishing |
| Paint Mist Filter — Cardboard Pocket (Dry) | G4 — arrestance >90% (EN 779) | 500–5000 m³/h per panel bank | Panel or frame mount to booth walls | Dry paint-mist inlet filter — Saudi industrial spray booths |
| Laser Fume Extractor — H13 HEPA, Activated Carbon | H13 HEPA + activated carbon stage | 100–500 m³/h | 50–100 mm flex arm | Laser cutting and engraving fume — Saudi signage and manufacturing |
| Woodworking Fume Extractor — 100 mm Inlet | M class (EN 60335-2-69) | 200–600 m³/h | 100 mm inlet / 100 mm flex arm | Wood dust extraction — Saudi furniture, joinery and fit-out workshops |
| Replacement Cartridge Element — W3 Class | EN 15012-1 W3 (99% at 0.4 µm) | OEM-equivalent or universal fit | Standard cartridge sizes 75–200 mm dia | Replacement filter elements for all portable welding extractors — Jeddah stock |
| Replacement H14 HEPA Filter Panel | H14 HEPA (EN 1822) | Matched to extractor unit airflow | Standard 305 × 305 to 610 × 610 mm panels | HEPA stage replacement — terminal exhaust and cartridge units |
All Gulf Union Ozone welding fume extractors meet EN 15012-1 W3-class efficiency (99% filtration at 0.4 µm), required by Saudi Ministry of Human Resources welding-exposure regulations.
Cartridge filter units and extraction fans with ATEX Zone 22 (combustible dust) approval are stocked for Saudi paint, chemical and pharmaceutical facilities with dust-explosion risk.
Our Jeddah team conducts on-site LEV (local exhaust ventilation) face-velocity tests and issues test certificates meeting Saudi OSHA (Establishment of Health and Safety Standards) requirements.
Mobile welding extractors, HEPA filter elements and cartridge replacement elements are held in our Jeddah warehouse and dispatched next day for Saudi plant maintenance shutdowns.
Centrifugal and axial industrial fans, roof fans, and inline duct fans in CS and SS 316L for general ventilation and fume exhaust in Saudi Arabia manufacturing and petrochemical facilities.
Rotary screw and reciprocating air compressors with dryers and filters for instrument air, tool air, and pulse-jet filter cleaning in Saudi industrial plants and workshops.
Gas detectors, fire suppression systems, emergency showers, and safety signage for Saudi Arabia industrial facilities in compliance with Saudi OSHA and Saudi Aramco SAES-B standards.
Welding helmets, respiratory protection (FFP3, powered air-purifying), hearing protection, and full-body PPE for Saudi Arabia industrial and construction sites.
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Human Resources references the same thresholds as IARC Group 1 classification (welding fume classified as a human carcinogen since 2017). Equipment standard EN 15012-1 defines W3 as the minimum filter class for welding fume (99% filtration efficiency at 0.4 µm). Gulf Union Ozone recommends W3 cartridge filter units with a HEPA secondary stage for MMA welding where manganese-bearing fume is highest. All our welding extractors carry CE and EN 15012-1 certification.
Face velocity is measured with a calibrated hot-wire anemometer or vane anemometer across the open face area of the hood. For canopy hoods over hot processes, a face velocity of 0.25–0.5 m/s at the hood face is typically required to capture rising thermal plumes without excessive air volume. Slot hoods at process tanks should maintain 0.5–1.0 m/s face velocity. Gulf Union Ozone provides on-site measurement and issues LEV test certificates in accordance with the Saudi OSHA Ministerial Order No. 3337.
Yes, but equipment must carry ATEX certification appropriate to the zone. For Zone 22 (combustible dust cloud present occasionally during normal operation), fans and motors must be Ex ec or Ex tc Category 3D, and filter housings must be earthed and bonded. For Zone 21 (dust cloud present during normal operation), Category 2D equipment is required. Gulf Union Ozone supplies ATEX-rated fans, cartridge filters and ductwork components for Saudi chemical, pharmaceutical and paint facilities.
To get a fast quotation, provide: fume type (welding / chemical / dust / paint mist), welding process (MMA / MIG / TIG) if applicable, number of extraction points, airflow requirement (m³/h), filter class required (W3 / H13 / H14), ATEX zone classification (if applicable), on-site LEV testing requirement, and delivery location in Saudi Arabia.
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Inventory updated: September 2026
Gulf Union Ozone Trading Co. supplies Fume Extraction Systems to industrial customers across Saudi Arabia with delivery from our Jeddah warehouse — all products ship with original certificates and compliance documentation for Aramco, SABIC, and government projects.
Fume Extraction Systems from Gulf Union Ozone serves Saudi Aramco operations, SABIC, SADARA, SEC utilities, NEOM mega-projects, and major industrial facilities across the Kingdom — our inventory covers the most common specifications and grades.
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