If you’re interested in sustainability, check out our article on sustainable fume extraction, which outlines some of the self-cleaning fume extractors we have available. High Efficiency Particle Air Ī HEPA filter can theoretically remove at least 99.97% of airborne particles with a size of 0.3 microns). MERV 13 through MERV 16 will filter particles down to 0.3 – 1.0 micron particle size. MERV 16 or below are considered HVAC-system-grade filters for residential, commercial, and general hospital use. Filters with higher MERV ratings trap small particles more effectively than filters with lower MERV ratings. The MERV rating measures how effectively the filter stops dust and other contaminants from passing through the filter. Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value ( MERV) It’ll explain the difference between MERV and HEPA filters, the different ratings, and what they’re capable of filtering. If you’d like more information about the different ratings, take a look at our article about MERV and HEPA filters. Optimal motion and reach for work area: Choose from a variety of extraction arm.
Prevents sparks from reaching the filter. Fume extractors use a variety of filters while some. Industrial processes create fumes or particles such as welding, sanding, grinding, spraying, powder filling, and chemical applications. Internal spark arrestor: Functions as a pre-filter for larger sized particulate. A fume extractor is a system utilizing a fan to pull fumes and particulate into a filtration system cleaning the air of harmful chemicals and particulates. CFM level is dependent upon arm length, fan type and system maintenance. It’s important to know about the filters your fume extractors utilize for maintenance and to help reassure employees, as well as ensuring that you have the appropriate filters relative to your needs. Generous Airflow: 735 CFM with LFA 3.1/4.1 extraction arm.
Today we’re providing you with a simple checklist of filters for our units. Fume extractor filters are a key component to welding safety.
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