Post a link to verify this assumption (in red above).
Metal Fume Fever is what it is called. Can't upload a *.PDF file so here it is in text from the American Welding Society.
Metal Fume Fever.txt
Post a link to verify this assumption (in red above).
Metal Fume Fever is what it is called. Can't upload a *.PDF file so here it is in text from the American Welding Society.
Metal Fume Fever.txt
Everlast PowerArc 300
Everlast PowerArc 200
Everlast PowerPlasma 70
Hobart Handler 125 EZ
Lincoln Tombstone AC
Lincoln Tombstone AC/DC
O/A outfit
Honda 11K generator
http://z6.invisionfree.com/ToolBoxTa...?showtopic=249 for those who need to know for sure. I never make assumptions. This guy was running a forge and was burning some galvanized pipe. The fumes got into his lungs and eventually killed him. Franz© is the one who reported the death and there is also a web site honoring the gentleman who passed from breathing the fumes off of galvanized pipe and that site is linked in the previous link given. That was back in 2005.
So be careful if you are doing anything with galvanized. Some dangerous stuff to weld or heat if you don't know what you are doing.
Powertig 250EX
Powerplasma 50
Hobart Handler 210 with spoolgun
Cobra 2000 / Henrob O/A torch
Drill press / metal brake / 36 ton air hydraulic press
Franzinated modified Craftsman 33 compressor
Lots of other metal working tools
Add light headed and it seemed mine lasted for that 2 days (the headache part). I did have it once, was gas welding a big sheet of galvanized when young. Took off goggle a bit later and there was white power all over place, the floor all around the metals.
It was not comfortable, I did not know about it back then. I made me flu like ill, there was a ton of the white mess all over but it did not kill me.
I am not saying do it, just backing the GWD post from experience. We do light galvanized TIG and MIG now just outside the bay door, just grind around the welds and do not breath it.
Mike R.
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