Zephyr III

The Zephyr III mobile extraction unit perfectly captures grinding dusts and welding fumes directly at the source and therefore help to remove harmful emissions from the workplace. Thanks to its three-stage filtration and the manually activated pulse cleaning system, the Zephyr III mobile extraction unit safely handles light do medium dust loads with an air volume of 1,200 m³/h (700 cfm).

Three-stage filtration

Manually-activated, venturi-assisted pulse cleaning system

Large deployable radius due to 3 metre extraction arm

Easy 360° capture hood positioning

Durable powder painted metal construction built for usage in the industrial environment

Roll-out dust drawer

Plug & play

Specifications

Application

The mobile extraction unit Zephyr III is designed to extract and filter dry airborne pollutants from manual metalworking applications like welding, grinding, polishing or cutting.

Installation options

Mobile extraction units are one of the most flexible and effective ways to clean up your workshop environment from dry airborne pollutants, especially with changing workplaces.

Comment

The mobile extraction unit Zephyr III is perfect for sporadic usage, short shifts or repairs in a maintenance department as they exist in almost every company.

Zephyr Giant

Best filtration effeiciency for higher emission loads

Three-stage filtration and optional HEPA filter available

Manually-activated, venturi-assisted pulse cleaning system

Tenkay Cartridge

Vertically integrated cartridge for better dust release and ease of removal and installation

High filtration efficiency

Excellent energy performance

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