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Specifications
| Airflow Velocity | 0.3 to 0.6 m/s |
| Filter Efficiency | 99.999 % efficiency at 0.3 µm |
| Suction Inlet Diameter | 375 mm |
| Noise | ≤ 75 dB (A) |
| External Size | 500 × 500 × 980 mm |
| Package Size | 810 × 510 × 600 mm (Extracting arm) 630 × 630 × 1175 mm (Purification system) |
| Power Rated | 180 W |
| Weight | 15 kg (Extracting arm), 61 kg (Purification system) |
Pricing
| Product | Price | Unit | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fume Extractor LMFE-A100 | $ 2550 | Pack of 1 |
Features
Effortlessly mobile, user-friendly installation and operation
Equipped with an effective airflow system with an exhaust fan, featuring primary and high-efficiency filters, as well as an activated carbon filter
High-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters are used to trap and remove airborne contaminants ensuring an impressive 99.999% filtering efficiency at 0.3 µm
Employs a universal arm with full 360° mobility
The motor is equipped with a safeguard against burnout via an overload protection circuit
Applications
It finds application in medical research laboratories, precision instrument environments, bio-pharmaceutical facilities, and microorganism research studies.
Frequently Asked Questions
1 What is a Fume Extractor?
A Fume Extractor is an apparatus designed to remove hazardous fumes, gases and airborne contaminants from the air.
2 How does a Fume Extractor work?
It works by drawing in polluted air through a series of filters, which trap the particles of smoke and fumes.
3 What types of fumes can be removed using Fume Extractor?
It can capture a wide range of hazardous fumes such as welding fumes, chemical vapors and smoke from adhesives.
4 What is the difference between a Fume Extractor and a Ventilation System?
Fume Extractor is used to capture and filter hazardous fumes, smoke and particulate matter whereas Ventilation System moves air throughout a building or area.
5 Can Fume Extractor be used in pharmaceutical manufacturing?
It is used in pharmaceutical manufacturing to remove airborne particulates, gases and solvents during processes such as mixing, granulation and tablet coating.
6 What is the difference between a Fume Extractor and a Dust Collector?
Fume Extractor captures chemical vapors, odors and toxic gases whereas Dust Collector focuses on handling solid particulates.
7 What kind of maintenance does the Fume Extractor require?
Regular maintenance includes proper cleaning of the apparatus, replacement of filters and checking of fan for dust removal.
8 What types of filters does Fume Extractor use?
It utilizes HEPA filters and Activated Carbon filters.