FlexArm
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FlexArm HB-7 High-Vacuum Blower
A compact high-vacuum power unit for multi-station extraction networks and on-tool capture.
Explore product: FlexArm HB-7 High-Vacuum BlowerFlexArm EA-3 Extraction Arm
A positionable hood-and-arm concept for capturing emissions close to their source.
Illustrative concept image; this is not a photograph of the listed model.
FlexArm
FlexArm EA-3 Extraction Arm
A positionable hood-and-arm concept for capturing emissions close to their source.
Product Overview
Illustrative catalogue profile: FlexArm EA-3 Extraction Arm is an example entry in the extraction arms & blowers range. Its model name, specifications and configuration have not been verified against current company records. Contact Yuchuan Air for confirmed product data.
This example illustrates an articulated arm used to position a capture hood near a process. Performance depends on hood geometry, distance, airflow, cross-drafts and operator position. Match the arm to a compatible blower and treatment system; an arm alone does not filter contaminants or establish exposure control.
Key Features
- External articulated joints - no internal airflow restriction
- 360 degree swivel with hood damper
- Optional LED work light and spark arrestor
- Available in 2 m, 3 m and 4 m reaches
Technical Data
Specifications
| Diameter | 150 / 160 / 200 mm |
|---|---|
| Reach | 2 - 4 m |
| Airflow | 600 - 1,800 m3/h |
| Temperature | Up to 120 C (high-temp version available) |
| Material | Powder-coated steel / aluminium hood |
Typical Uses
Applications
The following processes are discussion references, not approvals for a specific material or installation. Confirm current product data and arrange qualified, site-specific review before selection.
WeldingGrindingSandingSoldering
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Buyer Questions
FlexArm EA-3 Extraction Arm - Common Questions
What is the typical lead time for a dust collector?
Lead time is confirmed for the actual configuration and production schedule in your quotation. Ask separately about design review, packing, transport, customs and installation scope. Illustrative catalogue entries do not establish stock availability or a dispatch date.
How do I choose between a cartridge dust collector and a wet dust collector?
Start with the actual material and process, not a blanket wet-versus-dry rule. Assess dust properties, sparks, water reactivity, collector location, protection, isolation and residue handling with qualified specialists. Some metals can react with water and release hydrogen; wet collection does not make dust or sludge inert or guarantee explosion prevention.
What voltage and frequency are the machines available in?
State the available voltage, frequency, phase and any connection requirements in your inquiry. The sales team must confirm motor, controls and connection compatibility for the actual model and quotation. Example catalogue values are not a guarantee that every listed supply option is available.