Welding produces a complex mixture of gases, smoke, and microscopic metal fumes that can be harmful to respiratory health and long-term worker safety if left uncontrolled. Effective welding fume extraction systems are critical for capturing these hazardous emissions at the point of origin, preventing airborne contaminants from spreading throughout the shop and reducing exposure to welders and nearby personnel. Welding booths equipped with high-efficiency ventilation and multi-stage filtration—including activated carbon and HEPA filters—remove fine particulates, metal oxides, and toxic fumes associated with MIG, TIG, and stick welding processes, while also handling airborne dust from grinding, sanding, and metal finishing. By integrating purpose-built exhaust fans, adjustable airflow patterns, and replaceable filter media, these systems help manufacturing facilities comply with OSHA air quality regulations, improve indoor air quality (IAQ), and protect worker health in fabrication shops, industrial production lines, and metalworking environments. Proper fume control not only enhances operator comfort and safety but also contributes to higher weld quality, reduced clean-up times, and increased overall productivity.