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Fume extraction is an important element of any laser marking installation as it removes smoke and particulate debris generated during the product marking process. The new Videojet fume extractors have been engineered to help provide a safe, odor-free environment while keeping the production area clean.
Videojet’s Xtract fume extractors feature a digital operating system and interface designed to help maximize productivity. Operators benefit from real-time analytical data including downloadable performance and operating parameters for fast and effective evaluation.
“Our goal is not only to deliver high-quality marking on a wide variety of products, but to help ensure our customers’ safety,” said Videojet laser product manager Anuj Chourey.
Customers that have deployed any Videojet laser marking systems, including the Videojet 3640 CO2 laser marking system and the Videojet 7340/7440 fiber laser marking machines, can take advantage of the new Videojet Xtract range of fume extractors.
From improving uptime by keeping the laser lens clean to helping maintain safe operator working conditions, the Videojet range of fume extraction systems and filters includes solutions for light and heavy-duty marking operations:
• Videojet Xtract Lite: A compact and competitively priced fume extraction system for light-duty laser marking and engraving applications.
• Videojet Xtract Pro: The most technically advanced laser fume extractor, combining a powerful range of unique features into one compact unit.
• Videojet Xtract PVC: The ideal fume extraction solution for laser marking on PVC materials. All internally exposed surfaces have been coated to resist the corrosive nature of the fumes generated when lasering PVC materials.
• Videojet Xtract Max: A high-end laser extraction system that combines an extremely large filter capacity with high airflow and pressure rates, making it ideal for many heavy-duty applications that generate large amounts of particulate and gaseous organic compounds.
