Solder Smoke Purifier Industrial Laser Marking Fume Extractor Welding Dust

KNOKOO Solder Smoke Purifier Industrial Laser Marking Fume Extractor Welding Smoker Dust Collector equipment

Product Description:

Solder Smoke Purifier is a specialized air filtration device designed to remove harmful fumes, smoke, and particulates generated during the soldering process. 
It helps create a clean and safe working environment for individuals involved in electronic assembly and repair by filtering out toxic emissions and ensuring better indoor air quality.
 
Health Protection: Reduces exposure to toxic solder fumes, improving air quality and protecting workers’ respiratory health.
 
Improves Air Quality: Keeps the workspace free from harmful smoke, odors, and particulates during soldering tasks.
 
Compliance: Helps workplaces meet occupational safety and environmental standards.
 
Enhances Work Efficiency: Creates a cleaner, safer environment that allows for prolonged, efficient soldering work.
 

Technical Parameters:

 
Package contents:
1 * Fume Extractor
2 * Smoking Pipe
1 * Smoking Cover
5 * Primary Filter Cotton
1 * HEPA Filter
1 * Activated Carbon Filter
1 * Power Cord
1 * Manual

Applications:

 
Electronic Manufacturing: Used in electronic assembly lines to remove solder fumes and improve worker safety.
 
Repair Shops: Helps in maintaining clean air during soldering, repair, and maintenance of electronic components.
 
Educational Labs: Essential in educational settings for protecting students and teachers during soldering experiments and projects.
 

Which soldering places can use Fume Extractor?

 
Fume extractors are highly useful in various soldering environments to capture and filter harmful fumes, smoke, and particulates generated during the soldering process.
Here are some common soldering applications where fume extractors can be applied:
 
 
1. Electronics Manufacturing
Soldering in PCB Assembly: Commonly used in electronic assembly lines to remove solder smoke and fine particulates from printed circuit boards (PCBs).
 
2. Repair Shops
Electronic Component Repair: Soldering tasks in repair shops, such as reworking or desoldering electronic components, release harmful fumes that require extraction.
 
3. Educational Labs
Student Soldering Workstations: Used in educational labs during experiments and hands-on projects, where students are exposed to soldering fumes.
 
4. Automotive Electronics
Automotive Soldering: Soldering tasks in automotive electronics, like circuit board repairs or custom modifications, generate smoke that needs proper extraction.
 
5. LED and Lighting Industry
Soldering in LED Production: Involved in the production of LED strips, modules, or lamps, where soldering fumes and fine particulates are released.
 
6. Jewelry Making
Soldering in Jewelry Crafting: Soldering tasks in jewelry making, such as welding small metal parts, produce fumes that require extraction for safe working conditions.