Quatro SPB-560-1R-K SolderPure Rhodium/Plating Fume Extractor-110V - 147.629

Quatro SPB-560-1R-K SolderPure Rhodium/Plating Fume Extractor-110V - 147.629

The Quatro SPB-560-1T-K SolderPure Combo Fume Extractor captures solder smoke, waxing odors, and rhodium/plating fumes at the source—before they spread through your workspace. This combination model includes filtration media for both solder/waxing smoke and rhodium/plating fumes in a single compact, mobile cabinet. A three-stage filtration system—dust pre-filter, HEPA, and a final 2" charcoal stage—delivers high-efficiency fume and odor removal rated at 99.9%, with no outside venting required. Dual top inlet ports allow the unit to service two workstations simultaneously.

Features

• Source-capture extraction with dual top ports to service two stations
• Three-stage filtration: dust pre-filter → HEPA → 2" charcoal stage matched to application
• Combo unit includes media for both solder/wax and rhodium/plating fumes
• Rated 99.9% removal efficiency—no outside venting required
• Mobile, compact cabinet on casters for easy placement
• Quiet operation: approximately 52 dBA

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Maintenance Tips

• Replace filters on schedule: Regularly change pre-filter, HEPA, and activated carbon filters to maintain safe fume capture.
• Monitor suction performance: Any drop in airflow usually indicates clogged or saturated filters.
• Check chemical fume capture: Ensure rhodium/plating fumes are fully contained with no odor leakage.
• Keep intake path clear: Avoid obstruction at the extraction inlet during plating operations.
• Inspect hoses/arms: Ensure secure fittings and no cracks or air leaks affecting performance.
• Clean exterior safely: Wipe with a dry cloth; avoid moisture or solvents near electrical parts.
• Prevent residue buildup: Do not allow chemical dust or vapor residue to accumulate inside filters or vents.
• Avoid overload operation: Continuous high-intensity use beyond capacity can reduce motor life.
• Routine inspection: Check fan system and internal airflow channels for dust or chemical buildup.