The F6002 Dual-Duct Fume Extractor is a compact 200W extraction unit designed to capture solder smoke, airborne particles and compatible process fumes close to their source. Its two flexible extraction ducts allow simultaneous fume capture from two workstations or two emission points.

Featuring durable metal construction, quiet operation and a three-layer filtration system, the F6002 is suitable for electronics assembly, PCB rework, technical laboratories and light industrial production areas. The system provides a rated airflow of 2 × 150 m³/h and a published filtration efficiency of 99.97% at 0.3 µm.

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Key Features

• Two flexible ducts for dual-point fume extraction
• Powerful 200W extraction system
• Three-layer filtration configuration
• Published filtration efficiency of 99.97% at 0.3 µm
• Durable metal body construction
• High-quality alloy extraction fan
• Low-noise operation below 55 dB
• Compact design for production and technical workstations

Recommended Applications

• Electronics soldering and de-soldering
• PCB assembly, repair and rework
• Semiconductor production support areas
• Engineering and maintenance workstations
• Laboratories and technical training rooms
• Compatible light industrial processes

Technical Specifications

Workplace Safety Note

Effective fume extraction works best when the extraction inlet is positioned close to the point where fumes are generated. The UK Health and Safety Executive also recommends using fume extraction and maintaining the extraction system regularly when working with solder fumes. Read the official HSE solder fume guidance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can both extraction ducts operate at the same time?

Yes. The two-duct configuration supports fume capture from two nearby workstations or two emission points.

Is the F6002 suitable for soldering applications?

Yes. It can be used for soldering, PCB rework and electronics assembly where localized fume capture is required.

Can it extract chemical vapors?

Suitability depends on the chemical involved and the installed filter media. The process and contaminant should be confirmed before use.

How often should the filters be replaced?

Replacement frequency depends on operating hours, contaminant concentration and process conditions. Filters should be inspected regularly when airflow or suction performance decreases.