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Protection at its best
Welding fumes are removed directly from the contaminant source, which means high-class protection not only for the welder, but to everyone around them.
Welding outperformed
Safety means excellent welding properties and reduced spatter.
Happy to hold
Excellent ergonomics makes welding with the Flexlite GF a pleasure, and results in increased work quality and efficiency.
Grip on safety – an efficient fume extraction MIG torch series
The Flexlite GF product series consists of several MIG/MAG welding torches with a fume extraction function. The efficient vacuum system extracts the welding fumes directly from the torch nozzle without disturbing the shielding gas flow, thus providing a safer and cleaner working environment for the welder as well as for others sharing the working environment.
The Flexlite GF fume extraction torch is available in water- and gas-cooled versions. All Flexlite GF fume extraction torches models offer Flexlite features for user comfort, welding efficiency, and extended consumable part life.
The Flexlite GF provides a safer working environment. The product series has been tested against the new ISO 21904-3 standard. This ensures a standardized way to prove the capture efficiency of the torch. The standardized welding torch is a safe and reliable tool for a welder’s day-to-day work.
Excellent ergonomics and usability are distinguishing features of all Flexlite products. The detachable pistol grip handle and a well-balanced torch shape make the welding work smoother, meaning the torch is a delight to hold. The detachable pistol grip handle also makes the welding position more natural and ergonomic.
Fume-extraction torches are the only solution that removes welding fumes right at the source. As well as maximum protection, the Flexlite GF also results in premium welding work. With the help of a high-performance torch, the power source capacity is used efficiently, and spatters are minimized.
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