Fumeclear® FC-2002A ESD Fume Extractor

About Filter Materials and Process The FC2002A solder fume extractor features a main carbon filter made of highly iodized coconut shell activated carbon for superior adsorption and purification capabilities compared to regular activated carbon. With a maximum service life of up to 4000 hours (depending on usage), this filter offers exceptional durability and value for money. 99.97% Purification Rate The FC2002A fume extractor features a 3-stage filtration system that effectively captures large particles, smoke, and dust as small as 0.3 microns. Equipped with 10 pre-filter, a HEPA filter, and a main carbon filter, this unit achieves an impressive 99.97% purification rate, ensuring that you breathe in clean, fresh air. High-Efficiency Fume Extractor for Precision Work The FC2002A fume extractor is ideal for mobile phone, watch, stereo, and other precision instrument repair and manufacturing workshops. With a maximum suction power of 260m³/h, this unit effectively meets the fume extraction needs of most machines. Its robust performance ensures a cleaner workspace, enhancing safety and productivity. Perfect for professionals seeking reliable fume extraction solutions, the FC2002A is a must-have for any workshop focused on quality and precision. Aerospace-Grade Noise Reduction Structure The FC2002A fume extractor features an aerospace-grade noise reduction design. It is painted with noise-reducing coating and encapsulates high-density sound-absorbing sponge at each interface of the structure. The maximum noise level produced is under 55db. Why Choose Us？ Applications Of Fumeclear® FC-2002A Solder Fume Extractor Manual and Automated Soldering Flux Vapor Removal Desoldering Operations 3D Printing Electronic Assembly and Manufacturing Laboratory and Industrial Environments Worry-Free After-Sales Service The FC2002A is CE, FCC, ROHS, and UKCA certified. Additionally, the Fumeclear team provides 24-hour online technical support and an exchange or return policy in case of any quality issue