Portable single-arm vacuum cleaners

With flexible or articulated 2 or 3 meter arms

Ref.111449

Description
The single-arm portable welding fume extractor is a compact and powerful mobile welding fume extractor. It is designed as a basic extractor or for welding processes that produce little smoke. This unit can be easily moved around the shop to extract fumes where needed. The welding fume extractor is equipped with a single-use filter.

The extractor has a W3 marking and can be used in steel and stainless steel applications. This mobile fume extractor is an ideal basic solution for automotive repair shops, welding schools, technical schools, small workshops and the agricultural sector.

Characteristics:
Effective protection against exposure to welding fumes
Easy to maneuver
Two-stage filter for longer filter service life
Improved safety with integrated spark deflector plate
W3 Marking – ISO 15012-1

Applications:
Light welding activities
Steel or stainless steel welding
TIG welding
Automobile repair shops
Agricultural sector
Welding schools
Technical college

Technical characteristics
Voltage 1 Ph / 230 V /50 Hz
Power 1.1 kw
Suction capacity 850 m3 /h.
Noise level 67 db
Motor speed 2,800 RPM
Dimensions 725 x 730 x 1100 mm.
Weight without arm 85.5 Kg.
Arm weight 2 / 3 m. flexible 11 / 13 Kg.
Arm weight 2 / 3 m. aluminum 12 / 15,5 Kg.

Two versions

The puller is available in 2 versions: with flexible or articulated arm, which are available in 2 and 3 meter lengths, depending on the size of your workpiece and navigation through your workshop.

Both fume extractors have an audible “filter full” alarm and an integrated spark deflector plate for added safety. The units also have a service indicator that shows when the filter needs to be replaced.

Filtros y consumibles

DescripciónReferenciaPriceBuy
Pre-filter cassette (G4) 1 m²111637
HEPA filter cassette (E12 / MERV 16) 15 m²111628
HEPA filter cassette (E12 / MERV 16) 26 m² (26 m²)111636
15 kg activated carbon filter for aspiration112427

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