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Laser cutters generate smoke (with possibly toxic particles). They have air extraction attached to them for that reason. No air extraction on this model?
by hamoid 11y ago
Laser cutters generate smoke (with possibly toxic particles). They have air extraction attached to them for that reason. No air extraction on this model?
- hamoid 11y agoI had missed point 12 (air filter upgrade), and non of the pictures showed an exhaust tube...
- mlmilleratmit 11y agoTake a look at the specs -- you can either vent them out a window or buy the air filter (which I'm guessing is a fancy charcoal scrubber, don't know for sure).
- tomwphillips 11y agoI came to say the same thing. My lab uses an industrial laser cutter a lot, and perspex fumes stink. We have a large extraction unit to capture the fumes. Filters only capture a limited range of compounds too. Important to always check whether the filter can handle the material before cutting.