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• Capture:A fan or blower draws air containing fumes, smoke, or dust into the system.
• Filter:The air passes through a filtration system, often using media filters like high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) or nanofiber filters, to trap the harmful particles.
• Clean air:The filtered air is then returned to the work area, free from pollutants.

• Source vs. ambient:Some collectors are "source collectors" that capture fumes directly at their origin, such as a welding torch. Others are "ambient collectors" that treat the air circulating throughout the entire room.
• મોબાઈલ or stationary:Fume collectors are available in both portable, mobile units and larger, stationary installations.
• Advanced technology:Many modern collectors include features like pulse cleaning systems, high-end filter cartridges (e.g., PTFE-coated), and easy-to-position extraction arms.
• Filter media:The efficiency depends on the filter type, with materials likenanofiberand HEPA-type filters commonly used for different industrial contaminants.

• Welding:Essential for removing hazardous fumes generated during metal fusion.
• Chemical processing:Helps control and eliminate toxic fumes and gases.
• Pharmaceuticals:Captures airborne particles that could compromise product quality.
• Food processing:Eliminates odors and smoke to maintain hygiene.
• Automotive:Captures exhaust fumes in manufacturing and repair shops.
• Other processes:Used in operations like cutting, grinding, and high-speed machining.