Laser Engraving Fumes and How You Can Deal With Them - Fume Extraction Basics

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In this video I will go over some basic fundamentals about fume extraction for your laser engraving machine, and how to properly deal with them in various ways. I go over my top picks for exhaust fans and also do a deep dive review in the Pure-Air Tech PA-800-FS-HP-IQ fume extractor and how it works and how I use it with my Co2 laser in my shop. 😁LINKS BELOW 😁
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TIME STAMPS:
00:00 Introductions
00:38 How To Hook Up Your Exhaust and Why
08:54 What Materials Smell The Worst and Controlling Fumes and Smoke
13:18 My Recommendations For Laser Exhaust Fans and Why
21:40 Deep Dive Into Fume Extractors Pure-Air Tech Introduction
25:21 Looking Inside The Fume Extractor Components and Filters
33:54 Why You Would Need A Fume Extractor and Cost Of Owning One
39:38 Outro Thanks For Watching! Important Details!
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Flexadux T-7 Thermoplastic Rubber Duct Hose 6" amzn.to/3UYdflj
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👌FUME EXTRACTOR INFO (unit shown in this video)👌
Pure-Air Tech Fume Extractor System
LINK TO PRODUCT PAGE www.pure-airtech.com/Products...
MODEL: PA-800FS-HP-IQ (this unit shown in this video)
SIZE: 790 X 590 X 1256mm
CFM: 471/ 800m3/hr
POWER REQUIRMENTS: 110V
NOISE TESTED: 65db
Weight: 242.50 lbs
FILTER TYPE:4 FILTER
1: Large particle filter
2:F8 Medium density H13 HEPA Combined
3: Activated Charcoal Filter 35lbs Media
Sales Contact Person: Charlene Chen "Oversea Sales Manager" sales@pure-airtech.com
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#fumes #co2laser #fumeextraction

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@coasterchris01 Год назад

After running a laser business for 3 years now, where we have the laser running for pretty much the whole day, fume extraction is definitely the hardest technical issue to tackle. We started with a simple axial in line fan. But that didn't really work for long as sticky residue would but up on the fan blades very quickly causing it to stop working properly and needed to disassemble the unit and clean it every two weeks. We tried a radial fan which was more capable of building up pressure, but we ran into the same issues and that thing was loud as hell. We also had a big BOFA unit. Super pricy to buy, but the cost of replacement filters was just absolutely insane. We had to replace the filters every other month at a cost of 500,- per filter set and had a failed motor after about a year which would cost 600,- to replace. Absolutely terrible! That was just stupid and literally throwing away money. We have gone back to a very big in line fan and built a custom big vertical box which the fumes are pulled through from bottom to top and have a filter manufacturer make some filters for us with different filtering classes which are very cheap. No active carbon for the smell, but so be it, we are venting outside anyway. But still can't really say we solved it. It's ongoing drama. The thing is, with every change it works great for the first two months and then the cracks start to show, with whatever system you go. (And yes, spending 500,- on replacement filters every 2 months is cracks BOFA!) Another thing I would recommend is placing a air quality sensor in the space you're in. The laser can really be a health hazard when running it all day every day for years. Even the basic Chinese ones are fine I've found. At least you'll know what's going on and if you have some leakages in your piping etc.

@coyotetacticalsolutions Год назад

Same I am going through. The fume scrubbers are an absolutely waste. They are really for hobbyists, nothing a full time business can benefit from. Their price is atrocious and their filter price is atrocious.

@armastat 24 дня назад

Building your own filters can save you a ton.

@coasterchris01 Год назад

One thing you've missed for putting the fan at the end of your piping (outside even if possible) is that in front of the fan it is sucking air, and behind the fan it is blowing air. Any little hole in your piping after the fan is going to blow all the fumes and dust back into your workspace.

@Purenrgy Год назад

Video request: Things you wish you knew about setting up your own engraving business. For instance establishing business name, LLC, surprises your ran into, where to start, insurance if needed, up front costs of equipment and materials. This about be something like starting from your garage to actually becoming moderately successful.

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