ERGOMATE mast
- High-performance extraction
- 2-in-1 solution: integrated welding table with extraction system
- Adjustable table and extraction panels height
- Ideal for training centers and protecting apprentice welders
Training
Industry profile
Training is essential for careers in metalworking, including fields such as metallurgy, boiler making, sheet‑metal work, and foundry operations.
These trades demand high levels of technical expertise, precision, and a solid understanding of both materials and manufacturing techniques. Training typically covers skills ranging from cutting and assembling metal parts to bending, welding, and surface finishing.
Challenges and characteristics
For young people entering the profession, vocational programs and technical diplomas provide a strong foundation in metalworking processes. In many countries, these programs are equivalent to technical apprenticeships or industry‑recognized qualifications, combining classroom instruction with significant hands‑on practice in workshops.
For professionals who wish to advance, continuing education and specialist certifications are available. These programs allow workers to deepen their expertise, specialize in certain processes, and stay current with the latest manufacturing technologies and methods.
Key challenges for the sector include keeping pace with rapid technological change, such as automation and the digitalization of production. Workers must be familiar with computer‑controlled machine tools and master CAD/CAM (Computer‑Aided Design and Manufacturing) software to remain competitive.
Workplace safety is also a critical priority. Training emphasizes compliance with safety standards, safe handling of equipment, and best practices to prevent accidents, ensuring a secure working environment for all.
Sustainability and environmental responsibility are increasingly important as well. Training programs now often include modules on metal recycling, efficient use of materials, and waste reduction to lower the environmental impact of metalworking activities.
To support these evolving needs, ENGMAR provides equipment solutions designed specifically for training workshops. Our range includes downdraft tables, extraction arms, and the ERGOMATE extraction mast, which can be integrated into customized extraction networks. These systems capture fumes and dust directly at the source, creating a healthier working environment that complies with international safety and environmental standards.
Our products tailored to your business
ARMOWELD extraction arms
- Extraction positioned opposite the breathing zone for improved protection
- Stability and durability during deployment
- 360° rotation and adjustable laminar slit nozzle
- Extended reach up to 8 meters
CENFLOW central extraction units
- A single maintenance point
- Limited footprint
- Custom installation tailored to your needs
- Reduced operating cost thanks
- Eligible for the CEE grant
REVOLFLOW Laminar slit nozzle
- Efficient capture across the entire width of the hood
- Easy integration on any support thanks to its lightweight design
- 360° rotation for comfortable and precise adjustment
- Optimal visibility thanks to positioning behind the workstation
ENTAD Extraction table
- Extraction table for cutting with sacrificial plates without back wall
EQU22 Balancer
- Balancer for independent wire feeder on trolley
Reach out to us
At ENGMAR, protecting welders in training is at the heart of our commitments. That’s why we develop extraction systems specifically designed for training centers, combining efficiency, safety, and adaptability to various teaching methods. Contact our team to request your personalized assessment!