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BT Weld EX-10 Workshop Fume Extraction Unit 240V

BT Weld EX-10 Workshop Fume Extraction Unit 240V

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The BT Fume Extractor is your essential welding companion, designed to safeguard your health and enhance your workspace. This powerful and efficient unit effectively captures harmful fumes, smoke, and particulates generated during the welding process, preventing them from contaminating your environment.

  • 1200±100m³/h air volume
  • 0.75 kw motor power
  • 360º Rotation Arm
  • Aluminium Micro-Mesh Filter
  • Superior Filtration: Equipped with advanced filtration technology to remove even the finest particles, ensuring clean and breathable air.
  • Powerful Extraction: High-performance motor efficiently draws in and expels fumes, creating a healthier welding environment.
  • Portability and Flexibility: Compact and lightweight design allows for easy movement between workstations.
  • Durable Construction: Built to withstand the rigors of industrial use, ensuring long-lasting performance.

 

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