Fume Extractors for Laser Marking and Soldering
Small bench-side units that sit beside a laser marker or a soldering station and draw the smoke through a multi-stage filter. They run on a 220 V single-phase socket.
How we supply
- Quote on working days, usually the same day, with delivered price and lead time
- GST tax invoice on every order
- Dispatch: stock items within 2 working days; other grades to order, lead time stated on the quote
- Data sheet: the manufacturer’s sheet goes out with the quote
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Where they are used
The maker lists laser marking, laser spot welding, laser engraving of leather, acrylic, PVC and other non-metals, electronic soldering and 3D printing. Smoke from these differs in amount and make-up, so the unit and its filter stages are chosen for the process.
Supplied to order. The maker's name, model number and data sheet are on the quotation. Every figure on this page is taken from the maker's catalogue; the data sheet sent with the quotation is the one that applies.
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Compact units
A 200 W unit with a brushless fan, manual speed control and a multi-stage filter: fabric pre-filter, a medium-to-high efficiency filter and activated carbon for odour. It is supplied with one or two extraction arms. Size 470 × 300 × 570 mm, noise 63 ± 2 dB(A). The maker states it for general laser marking and for manual or automatic soldering.
Multi-stage units for heavier smoke
| Power | Supply | Airflow, max | Suction, max | Noise | Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 350 W | 220 V, 50 Hz | 450 m³/h | 5,000 Pa | 65 ± 2 dB(A) | 430 × 430 × 840 mm |
| 500 W | 220 V, 50 Hz | 500 m³/h | 6,000 Pa | 66 ± 2 dB(A) | 522 × 535 × 1,063 mm |
| 1,200 W | 220 V, 50 Hz | 750 m³/h | 6,500 Pa | 68 ± 2 dB(A) | 522 × 535 × 1,113 mm |
Jobs that need a special unit
The maker says a standard unit is not right for laser marking of aluminium and magnesium, and that engraving of leather, acrylic and PVC needs a unit built for dense smoke and strong odour. Tell us the material so the right one is quoted. For metal dust that can burn, see explosion-protected dust collectors.
What to send for a quotation
The process, the material marked or soldered, the laser power, the number of machines and how many hours a day they run.
Terms
We quote on working days, usually the same day. This equipment is supplied to order, so the lead time is stated on the quotation. Payment is in advance against a proforma invoice, and GeM orders follow GeM terms. Every order carries a GST tax invoice. Prices are on request.
Frequently Asked Questions
What power supply do these fume extractors need?
220 V single-phase, 50 Hz.
What airflow do they give?
The multi-stage units give up to 450, 500 and 750 m³/h at 350 W, 500 W and 1,200 W, as stated in the maker's catalogue.
Do they remove odour?
The filter stages include activated carbon for odour.
Can one unit be used for aluminium laser marking?
Not a standard unit. The maker says aluminium and magnesium marking needs a unit built for it. Tell us the material first.
How do I get a price?
Prices are on request. Send the process and the number of stations and we quote on working days, usually the same day.
Send your marking or soldering details
Send the process, the material and the number of machines. We quote on working days, usually the same day, with the lead time.
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