[Ryan] purchased a large fume extractor designed to sit on the floor below the work area and pull solder fumes down into its filtering elements. The only drawback to this new filter was that its ...

For a little fume extraction, you're going to need a little fume extractor, like this one made out of an Altoids tin by Make magazine. The total parts cost for this project is about $10 and ...

Soldering is a key skill to learn when building electronics, but it’s also a process that can put out a lot of fumes. The best way to deal with this is to use a fume extractor. Of course, you… ...

Ideally you do your soldering with a true fume extractor, heavy ventilation, and at a nice spacious work station. For small projects or the space-constrained, however, this mini air filter will ...

Choosing the Right Fume Hood Once you have your system in place, it is critical to test and monitor it. By Elizabeth Hacker May 01, 2006 IN any work environment, employers need to consider ...

Breathing Easy: Top 10 Welding Fume Collection Considerations Implementing effective welding fume control ensures employee health and compliance with regulatory standards. By Brian Richardson ...

Stuart points to ductless fume hoods as one innovation. Instead of sending exhaust air outside, these hoods draw the air through a filter to remove chemical vapors.

The filtration reliability of Green Fume Hood’s Neutrodine unit is demonstrated by filtration tests performed in accordance with the AFNOR NF X 15 21: 2009 standard which is the most stringent in the ...