CLEANTEK soldering fume purifier is manufactured for heavy duty industrial use to capture the pollution at source. Unit attached with a portable wheels frame to move wherever fume extraction is required. Fume extractor consist of 4 stage filtration with modern electrostatic filtration system. This electrostatic filtration requires periodic cleaning only. The Extractor Features four stage filtration and purification. System controlled by a control panel operated at 415 V / 50 Hz. SOLDERING FUME DANGERS Soldering may produce fumes that are hazardous. In addition, using flux containing rosin (also called colophony) produces solder fumes that, if inhaled, can result in occupational asthma or make existing asthmatic conditions worsen. The fumes can also cause eye and upper respiratory tract irritation. It is not expected that occasional soldering activities that take place within areas that are well ventilated or have additional local exhaust ventilation will pose an occupational hazard to the employee. However, it is prudent to implement best practices regardless of the frequency and duration of soldering. GOLD SOLDERING EFFECTS: Melted or heated silver and gold can produce fumes – and it’s never a good idea to breathe any fumes or dust created when metal is worked. [Over-exposure to silver fumes is unusual, though, because it can permanently change the color of one’s eyes and skin. Solder fume can contain many of the compounds shown below, of which approximately 99.5% are particles and 0.5% are gases. The design of any filtration system should take these facts into account as these fumes can pose a serious danger to the health of employees who are exposed to them. • Lead oxide • Carbon monoxide • V.O.C (volatile organic compounds) • Abietic acid • Pimaric acid • Aliphatic aldehydes • Hydrochloric acid • Isocyanates • Isopropyl alcohol www.cleanvacindia.com