0458495001 - ESAB PSF Replacement Suction Sleeve

Keep Your Air Clean and Your Arc Visible

If you are running an ESAB PSF fume extraction gun, you know the value of not breathing in a cloud of smoke all day. The suction sleeve is the business end of that protection—it’s the part right near the nozzle that sucks the fumes away before they get to your helmet. When this sleeve gets beat up, clogged with spatter, or melted from getting too close to the puddle, your extraction power drops, and you start seeing more smoke in your face. The ESAB Suction Sleeve is the direct replacement you need to get your torch working like new again.

Welding with a fume gun can sometimes feel bulky, but ESAB designs their PSF series to be as ergonomic as possible. This replacement sleeve maintains that low profile, ensuring you can still see your puddle clearly without a massive shroud blocking your view. It is built tough to handle the heat, but like any front-end consumable, it eventually needs swapping out. A fresh sleeve ensures the vacuum suction is focused exactly where it needs to be—right at the arc—so you can focus on laying down a perfect bead rather than holding your breath.

Don't let a damaged sleeve compromise your health or your weld quality. If the sleeve is cracked, air might leak in from the sides instead of pulling from the front, ruining the capture zone. If it's clogged with spatter, you lose suction power. Swapping it out is quick and easy, getting you back under the hood faster. This genuine ESAB part fits perfectly, slides on securely, and stands up to the daily grind of industrial welding. Keep a spare in your toolbox so you never have to weld without proper protection.

Why Replace Your Suction Sleeve?

• Better Health: Ensures the vacuum actually pulls the dangerous fumes away from your nose and mouth.
• Clearer View: Removes smoke that obscures the weld pool, helping you avoid defects.
• Gas Coverage: A damaged sleeve can sometimes interfere with shielding gas; a fresh one ensures proper flow.
• Durability: Made to withstand the heat, so you aren't replacing it every other shift.