FACTS

1. The fume plume is the clearly visible column of fume that rises directly from the spot of welding or cutting. 
2. Gases from the plume such as helium, argon, and carbon dioxide displace oxygen in the air and can lead to suffocation, particularly when welding in confined or enclosed spaces. 
3. Carbon monoxide gas can form, posing a serious asphyxiation hazard. 
4. Health effects from welding fumes can include metal fume fever, stomach ulcers, kidney damage, cancer and nervous system […]

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