Solder Fume Removal System – Up to 2 Soldering Iron Tips

The BV2TIP solder fume removal system is an analogue unit with the same build and functionality of digital fume extractors just without the digital display. It is an economical choice for tighter budgets as it is a lower cost investment.

Included as standard:
1x Main filter – HEPA/Chemical (code: 110507)
1x Pre-filter – F5 Pad (code: 200036)

Connection kit which includes:
2 x tip extraction tubes
1 x 4m x 5.5mmID x 1.5mm wall clear silicone hose
2 x screw in adaptor (8mm hose, M10)
1 x 0.07m x 32mm pipe connector
1 x 1.5m x 41mm flexible hose
2 x hose clips

Key Features
Run LED – signals when the machine is on
Adjustable airflow
Low capital and running costs
Submicronic (HEPA) filtration removes 99.997% of particles down to 0.3 microns
Activated carbon filtration removes harmful gas and odours
Simple to install and quiet in operation at <60Db
Easy to relocate, only 10kg
Precision made from Stainless steel

Specifications:
Cabinet Height: 275 mm
Cabinet Width: 286 mm
Cabinet Depth: 291 mm
Cabinet Weight: 10 kg
230v – Wattage: 0.14 kW
Frequency: 50 Hz/60 Hz
Airflow: 170m3/hr
Hose Length: 1.5m
Hose Diameter: 41mm
Warranty: 1 Year
CE Certified
Commodity Code: 84213925

How are soldering fumes filtered and extracted?
The particulate (intake) filter is a 99.997% HEPA filter which provides capture of dangerous gases and particulates that come from the soldering process. The intake filter has impressive gas filtration via deep, granulated activated carbon impregnated into the gas filter. The unit also benefits from a blocked filter indicator to facilitate correct filter change times to maintain efficient filtration and optimal performance. Through the process of filtration, adsorption and dilution, operator exposure to potentially hazardous soldering fumes and substances is vastly reduced or eliminated to HSE and CoSHH standards.

These units are designed for immediate operator protection from concentrations of airborne contaminants whereby all gases, fumes, vapours and particulates on top of the unit are drawn into the intake filter. Cleaned air is exhausted to the base of the unit. Higher grade filters are available on request.

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). For LEV information for employers visit the HSE website.