Educational facilities for welding students Gearing up to meet the demand

for welders.

What’s the problem?

Educational facility managers must rapidly create training centers for welding students, but they are subject to:

• Grant award schedules • Available built space • Budgetary constraints • Student health and safety standards

Anthem College Houston, Texas Blinn College, Technical Education Center Brenham, Texas Hobart Institute of Welding Technology Troy, Ohio Metro Technology Center, South Bryant Campus Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Vermont Technical College Randolph, Vermont

How 5 schools solved their welding fume extraction problem

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Anthem College

The capture hoods feature heavy-duty magnets that can be affixed to metal fixtures near the torch’s flame.

Wall-mounted welding fume extractors with magnetic hoods http://bit.ly/1lPOi35

Manage fumes without dedicated ductwork

Blinn College Technical Education Center

Both wall-mounted and portable welding fume extractors http://bit.ly/Lo04GM

Straight-forward install

00 Light assembly, then ready for

work

Hobart Institute of Welding Technology

The school needed a portable fume extractor that could support 2 students simultaneously for intermittent MIG and TIG welding.

Model 450 Floor Sentry Double, 950 CFM Powerful, portable

Metro Technology Center, South Bryant

The center offers several welding courses that include theory, fabrication, pipe welding, MIG, TIG, FCAW, SMAW. Seven Model 400 Dual Welding Fume Extractors can serve 14 students simultaneously.

Vermont Technical College

“All are installed and all performing very well. To top it all off, the welding professors have been very pleased (hallelujah!!).”

Theodore R. Manazir Director of Facilities

Vermont Tech

Wall-mounted Dual Model 400

Welding Fume Extractors

On the fast track for a welding school?

To talk about welding fume extractors for your facility, contact us.

Email us at sales@sentryair.com,

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