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Specifications:
| Model No. |
APZEM FX250 |
| Dimension |
500mm (W) X 500mm(D) X 930mm(H) |
| Flow rate |
425 m3/hr. (250 CFM) Adjustable at free flow condition. |
| Vacuum (Max) |
3800 Pascal |
| Power Requirements : |
1.2KW Peak, 50/60Hz, 230V AC |
| Accessories: |
Pre-filter arrangement |
| Wing bolts |
| Input selector switch |
| Moving handle |
| Industrial three pin socket |
| Imported wheels |
| Speed regulator with indication |
| Electrical Wire : |
3 wire, Single Phase, 3 meter Length. |
| Sound Rating : |
72 dBA |
| Operating Temperature : |
05 – 50 Deg C |
| Operating Humidity : |
10 – 90% Non-Condensing. |
| Stages of Filtration |
Two stages of filtration. |
| Pre Filter |
| Cartridge filter (Paper media) |
| MOC |
Cabinet fully made of Plain carbon steel. |
| Exterior Finish |
Powder coated finish. |
| Speed control |
0 to 425 m3/hr, variable air flow control. |
| IP Rating |
IP55 |
Accessories:
- Pre-filter arrangement
- Cartridge filter
- Moving handle
- Imported wheels
Warranty:
1 year from Installation date
Frequently Asked Questions
A laser fume extractor is a device designed to remove hazardous fumes, particulates, and gases generated during laser cutting, engraving, or marking processes. It helps maintain a clean and safe working environment by filtering out these contaminants from the air.
Laser processes can produce harmful fumes and particulates that pose health risks to operators and can damage sensitive equipment. A laser fume extractor helps to protect the health of workers, ensure regulatory compliance, and maintain the quality and longevity of equipment.
A laser fume extractor typically uses a combination of filters, including pre-filters and HEPA filters. The system draws in contaminated air, passes it through these filters to remove particulates and hazardous gases, and then recirculates clean air back into the workspace.
Common filters used in laser fume extractors include:
Pre-filters: Capture larger particulates and extend the life of other filters.
Cartridge filters: Trap fine particles and aerosols with high efficiency.
The frequency of filter replacement depends on the usage intensity, the type of materials being processed, and the specific model of the fume extractor. Generally, pre-filters should be replaced every 6-8 months, Cartridge filters every 12 months
Most laser fume extractors are versatile and can handle a wide range of applications, including laser cutting, engraving, and marking of various materials such as metals, plastics, wood, and composites. However, it’s important to choose a model that is specifically designed for the types of materials and the volume of fumes generated in your particular application.
Yes, there are portable laser fume extractors that are designed for flexibility and ease of use. These units are typically smaller, mobile, and suitable for use in various locations within a workspace. They are ideal for applications where a fixed installation is not practical.
To determine the right laser fume extractor, consider factors such as the type and volume of fumes generated, the materials being processed, the size of your workspace, and any specific regulatory requirements. Consulting with the manufacturer or a specialist can help you choose the appropriate model.
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