During vehicle body assembly, the extraction of metal chips and stray fasteners from welding workstations safeguards weld quality and prevents downstream damage. A space‑saving suction unit mounted directly on the robotic welding cell draws debris away the moment it is generated, keeping the joint area clean for subsequent spot‑welding or adhesive bonding. The unit’s nozzle is positioned to align with the tool’s reach, allowing the robot to continue its motion without pause while the suction system continuously evacuates particles. This continuous cleaning eliminates the need for manual brush‑downs between cycles, reducing cycle time and labor exposure. In paint‑shop applications, the same suction device is placed near spray booths to capture overspray and dust, ensuring a contaminant‑free surface before coating cures. A secondary benefit appears in automotive component factories, where the unit is integrated into stamping presses to remove cutting oil mist and metal filings, keeping the press cavity clear for the next stamping operation. By providing reliable, low‑air‑consumption debris removal, the suction unit enables high‑throughput production lines to maintain quality without interrupting the flow of parts.