Anvil AV-BEXT Anvil Bench Fume Extractor ESD

Anvil
Order Code:

85-5922

Brand: Anvil MPN: AV-BEXT

Discontinued


A mains-powered, bench-mounting unit for the filtration and reduction of soldering and other fumes from the immediate vicinity of the user.

When soldering in the workplace or classroom, it is advisable to have some kind of fume extraction or fume filtering system.

The unit reduces fumes by drawing the air through replaceable carbon filters. Simply position the filter head close to the work area and switch it on.


  • Clamps to bench or table
  • Fully adjustable angle
  • Arm approximately 600mm long (extended) with hinge at midpoint
  • Supplied with 2 replaceable filters
  • Replacement filters available separately
  • ESD safe
  • Sound level 42 to 45dB
  • 220 to 240V AC mains powered
  • Power 23W
  • Anvil type AV-BEXT
Type Benchtop extractor

Questions

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Tuesday, August 12, 2014 | Question by: Rapid Customer | Product code: 85-5922
Q. Hi, what size particles does the filter extract from the air and how often does the carbon filter need replacing
A. Hi Neil. Thank you for your question. The manufacturer does not offer a particle rating but it is designed for the removal of harmful soldering fumes in the air. The filter should be changed once a month or when full of dust.
Monday, August 4, 2014 | Question by: Rapid Customer | Product code: 85-5922
Q. What is the dB noise rating of this unit please?
A. Hi Andy. Thank you for your question. The manufacturer has quoted the noise rating to be between 42 to 45dB.
Friday, November 8, 2013 | Question by: Rapid Customer | Product code: 85-5922
Q. There are no dimensions quoted. Is it the size of an average angle poise lamp, perhaps Dave
A. Hi Dave, thanks for your question. The head of this bench extractor unit measures approximately 210 x 210 x 135mm and takes a 130 x 130 x 10mm filter.
Wednesday, September 25, 2013 | Question by: Rapid Customer | Product code: 85-5922
Q. Would this product be suitable for extracting fumes from Hot Wire Cutter (cutting plastic & Expanded Polystyrene) And Welding plastic with a soldering iron?
A. Hi Paul. Thank you for your question. This would be suitable - it does state it can be used for soldering and other fumes.

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