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Specifications:
| Model |
OX250 |
| Airflow |
250 CFM |
| Pressure |
10 kpa |
| Filtration |
Two stage filtration
1. Pre-filter
2. Carbon filter |
| Material of Construction |
Heavy guage steel construction |
| Finish |
Powder coated finish |
| Weight |
75 kgs |
| Dimensions |
825 (H) x 465 (W) x 475 (D) in mm |
| Noise level |
Less than 75 db |
| Power |
1200 watts |
| Electrical |
230v, 50 Hz, Single Phase |
Warranty:
1 year from Installation date
Frequently Asked Questions
A chemical fume extractor is a device used in laboratories to remove and filter potentially hazardous fumes, gases, vapors, and particulate matter generated during chemical experiments and procedures.
Chemical fume extractors protect laboratory personnel from exposure to toxic or harmful chemicals and help maintain a safe and healthy working environment. They also prevent the release of hazardous substances into the atmosphere.
Chemical fume extractors work by drawing contaminated air through a system of filters and exhaust fans. The filters trap and remove hazardous substances, while clean air is released back into the laboratory or vented outside.
A chemical fume extractor typically consists of an exhaust hood or enclosure, a fan or blower, a duct system, and filters. Some models may also include alarms and airflow monitors.
Common types of filters include HEPA (High-Efficiency Particulate Air) filters for particulate matter and activated carbon filters for gases and vapors. The specific filters used depend on the types of chemicals being handled.
Filter replacement frequency varies depending on factors such as the type and quantity of chemicals used. It is essential to follow the manufacturer's guidelines and conduct regular maintenance to ensure optimal performance.
Yes, users should be trained in proper operation and safety protocols when using a chemical fume extractor. Ensure the hood or enclosure is functioning correctly, and always work with chemicals inside the designated enclosure to maximize protection.
No, not all chemicals can be effectively removed by a chemical fume extractor. The choice of extractor and filters should be based on the specific chemicals being used. Highly toxic or reactive chemicals may require specialized equipment.
Regular maintenance and inspections are crucial. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule, check for filter integrity, monitor airflow, and promptly address any issues to ensure the extractor continues to function safely and effectively.
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