Welding Fume Extractor MP2000 one-armed

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zł6,999.00

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Technical specifications:

Model: MP2000
Filter type: cartridge, self-cleaning
Airflow capacity: 2000 m³/h
Dust filtration: up to 99.9%
Filter cleaning method: compressed air pulse
Pressure: 2000 Pa
Motor power: 1.5 kW
Power supply: 400 V
Noise level: <65 dB(A)
Dimensions: 700×700×1500 mm
Arms: 1 pc
Arm length: 2–3 m
Weight: 80 kg
Suction nozzle diameter: Ø 160 mm

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MP2000 – Silent Power in the Fight Against Fumes

Imagine welding without choking fumes, no airborne contaminants, and no risk to worker health. The MP2000 fume extractor is designed to bring comfort and safety where clean air and weld quality are a priority. With advanced filtration and automatic self-cleaning, it delivers consistent performance even in demanding environments.

Engineering for Clean Air

The MP2000 is more than just an extractor – it’s a high-tech system that combines pulse-jet cleaning with efficient submicron particle filtration. This results in cleaner workstations, extended filter life, and fewer maintenance interruptions. It also operates surprisingly quietly (<65 dB(A)), making it ideal for smaller workshops or training centers.

Everyday Comfort and Mobility

The MP2000 is designed based on practical experience. Its mobile base with lockable wheels allows you to position it wherever it’s needed – without permanent installation. The intuitive control panel and filter contamination sensor make it easy to use, even without technical training. It simply works – when and where you need it.

Smart Savings That Add Up

MP2000 saves money not only by protecting employee health but also through reduced filter wear and less downtime. The self-cleaning system maintains performance, ensuring consistent air quality and smooth production. This unit doesn’t just filter air – it filters out problems before they arise.