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Capturing elements support filtration performance of fume extraction systems
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Capture of airborne pollutants

Collection solutions for filtration tasks

Capturing airborne pollutants as close as possible to their point of origin is a key factor in the efficiency and filtration rate of an extraction system. This fact should not be underestimated, because expert advice is essential even in seemingly trivial applications.

In the video to the right, ULT CEO Dr Stefan Jakschik explains the effective utilization of collection elements and what needs to be considered.

Rules on occupational health and safety

Legal requirements

The detection of hazardous substances is defined in the occupational health and safety regulations of your country of residence. These ordinances determine the hazard characteristics of specific pollutants, for example with regard to the risk of fire or explosion or the type of damage to health (e.g. carcinogenic, mutagenic, or toxic to reproduction).

The use of appropriate extraction arms and collection elements is of essential importance. In order to ensure the corresponding capture of the largest possible volume of pollutants, fundamental aspects should be considered when selecting and installing extraction arms and collection elements.

Rule of thumb

In principle, the right collection element or extraction arms make a decisive contribution to the quality of the extraction and filter technology in industrial extraction systems.

Because the degree of collection is the basis for subsequent high-grade filtration, which ultimately results in the efficiency of an extraction system.

The location of the recording also plays a decisive role. The rule of thumb is that twice the distance between the emission source and the collection element requires at least four times the suction capacity of the fume extraction system.

This gives exponential conclusions about the energy demand. Especially in times of the energy transition and sharply rising electricity prices, this is a noteworthy component, at least in the long term.

Distance between pollutant source and collection element

The closer the better

Coordination and service on the ideal utilization of extraction systems

Advice and service are important to us

We would be happy to advise you

We provide a wide range of collection elements that we recommend depending on the application, type of pollutant, and the local conditions.

But most importantly: we are your personal advisor when it comes to selecting the right collection element or extraction arm for your application. Experienced engineers will assist you as partners.

Standardized collection elements (selection)

Nearly closed collection element for housing pollutant sources
Half-open cabine
Extraction cabin around pollutant source with front access
Half-open housing
Flat, side positioning to the pollutant source, e.g. in soldering, cleaning, bonding
Suction nozzle
Universal collection element for various pollutant sources
Suction funnel
For small, selective pollutant sources, e.g. in soldering, laser processing
Suction pen
Detection element with special geometry
Suction hood
In the case of explosive and impulse-like accumulation of pollutants
Round top hood
For capturing above the pollutant source
Flat top hood
Nearly closed collection element for housing pollutant sources
Half-open cabine
Extraction cabin around pollutant source with front access
Half-open housing
Flat, side positioning to the pollutant source, e.g. in soldering, cleaning, bonding
Suction nozzle
Universal collection element for various pollutant sources
Suction funnel

Special capture solutions (examples)

ESD protection table with integrated extraction
Table extraction
Closed cabine for fume extraction
Complete enclosure
Tubular encloses vessel opening for capturing rising dusts
Barrel suction
Work cabinet with extraction integrated into the back panel
Backdraft panel
ESD protection table with integrated extraction
Table extraction
Closed cabine for fume extraction
Complete enclosure
Tubular encloses vessel opening for capturing rising dusts
Barrel suction
Work cabinet with extraction integrated into the back panel
Backdraft panel

Information on pollutant capture and extraction arms

  1. Brochure "Capturing airborne pollutants"
  2. Extraction arms and capturing elements type Flextractor
  3. Alsident extraction arms and capturing elements overview
  4. Extraction arms Alsident system 25
  5. Extraction arms Alsident system 50
  6. Extraction arms Alsident system 63
  7. Extraction arms Alsident system 75
  8. Extraction arms Alsident system 100

Download paper on pollutant capture

  1. cover papers
    Paper "Capturing air pollutants"

Your contact at ULT

Marko Höher

Head of sales & service

Sales Manager national/export
Sales Manager national/export
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