Full extraction system A1 size unit for aerosol adhesives, lacquers, solvents, paints, solders, particles and dust. Aerosol adhesives (glue booth for Spray Mount), aerosol lacquers and fixatives and airbrush sprays applied to products up to A1 size. A1 size components can be placed into the hoods at an angle for efficient overspray capture.
The workstation hood also accommodates prototypes, models, ceramic parts, PCB’s etc, placed onto the hood base to be sprayed, soldered, cleaned, glued, moulded, sanded etc.
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Specification
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| Part ID: |
A100H-D |
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| Fan Motor Spec: |
230V 50Hz 210W |
| Air Volume at Free Air: |
710 m3/hr |
| Air Velocity at Filter Face: |
0.60 m/sec |
| Air Velocity at Hood Face: |
0.27 m/sec |
| Noise Level: |
60 dB (A) |
| Weight: |
37 kg |
| Lead Time: |
Ships 2-3 Weeks |
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Description
Steel construction finished in dove grey – fan/filter unit mounted onto hood enclosure - particulate filter – centrifugal blower (A100H-D has 2 blowers) external rotor motor type, brushless, UL, VDE and CSA approved -sealed electrical wiring and switch, downstream of filter. Flexi-duct(s) 2 metres x 100mm diameter.
Operation
All extraction systems and extraction systems carry a 1-Year warranty, are quiet in operation and can be assembled in seconds. Place onto a desk, bench or trolley and then simply plug in and switch on. These units can be used in two positions.
For applications, standard A1 (A100H-D) drawing boards can be placed within the hood enclosure. The boards fit at an angle for efficient overspray capture.
3D items, models, printed circuit boards etc. may be placed onto the hood base for spraying, cleaning, sanding, gluing etc. The Flexi-duct(s) can be fixed to a standard domestic vent(s) or simply placed through a partially open window to facilitate portability or convenience.
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Filtration
The particulate (intake) filter is a three stage graduated fibre filter with a high ‘dust’ holding capacity for long life. Filtration to 5 micron particles. NB: Spray particulate sizes vary from 10 to 20 microns.
Through the process of filtration, adsorption and dilution, operator exposure to potentially hazardous substances is vastly reduced.
Demonstrating adequate control of the risks to the health of employees students and the general public, from dusts, powders, mists, fumes and vapours is the fundamental requirement of the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (CoSHH).
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