Flux3DP Flux Beam Air Fume Extractor
The Beam Air Fume Extractor provides protection from fumes and other particulates. It includes four filters: a pre-filter, a medium efficiency filter, an H13 HEPA filter, and an activated charcoal filter. The manufacturer recommends that the pre-filter and medium efficiency filter be replaced after 10-30 hours of use, the H13 HEPA filter be replaced after 100-200 hours of use, and the activated charcoal filter be replaced after 300-600 hours of use.
- Fumes and particulates are filtered out by a series of 4 filters
- The machine is easy to maintain with replaceable filters
- The filters are long lasting, with the final filter lasting up to 600 hours
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HIGH-QUALITY COMPONENTS PROVIDE HIGH-QUALITY PROTECTION FROM FUMES AND OTHER PARTICULATES.
As with any piece of technology, it is important to follow the manufacturers' recommendations on maintenance in order to get the maximum use and performance out of a product. Users will need to replace the following Beam Air Fume Extractor components:
Pre-Filter: The first layer of protection included in the Beam Air. This filter is positioned on the very top of the machine and is responsible for preventing particulates, which are created during the laser engraving & cutting process from escaping out of the exhaust port of your machine. This filter will need to be replaced after 10 – 30 hours of use.
Medium Efficiency Filter: Positioned just below the pre-filter, the medium efficiency filter was designed to act as a buffer and to provide additional filtration for any particles that managed to pass through the pre-filter. To ensure maximum particle filtration the manufacturer recommends that this filter is replaced after 50 – 150 hours of use.
H13 HEPA Filter: At the center of the Beam Air Fume Extractor is the H13 HEPA Filter. This filter is designed to catch any few remaining particles that may have passed through the first two filters. The manufacturer recommends that this filter is replaced ever 100 – 200 hours of use.
Activated Charcoal Filter: The bottom and final filter of the Beam Air, this filter is designed to catch any particles that managed to make it past the first three. This filter is capable of eliminating almost all of the particulate generated during the laser cutting & engraving process. Very long lasting, the manufacturer recommends that this filter is replaced every 300 – 600 hours of use.
The Beam Air Fume Extractor is comprised of four main components: The pre-filter, Medium Efficiency Filter, H13 HEPA Filter, and the activated Charcoal Filter. It is important to follow the manufacturer's recommendations on component lifetime in order to ensure maximum air filtration & fume extraction.
BEAM AIR FUME EXTRACTOR COMPATIBILITY:
In addition to being compatible with Flux’s line of laser cutters & engravers, the Beam Air is also compatible with a wide range of other 3rd party laser cutters. This makes Beam Air an almost universal fume extraction solution and an excellent addition to any home workshop, makerspace, or business.
Note: Depending on the machine, some laser cutting exhaust hoses may require a reducer or expander to connect to the pre-filter.
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- Beambox Pro 50W
- Glowforge Pro
- Glowforge Plus
- Glowforge Basic
- Dremel DigiLab LC40
- Emblaser 2
- Makeblock
- K40 Laser Cutter
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
- System Flow: 353 CFM - 195 CFM
- Air Infelt Interface: Φ 100mm
- Product Size: 37 x 26 x 45 cm (14.57 x 10.24 x 17.72 in)
- Package Size: 49 x 37 x 50 cm (19.29 x 14.57 x 19.69 in)
- Weight: 17 kg (37.5 lb)
- Voltage: AC110V & AC220V
- Power: 130W
A copy of the instruction manual can be found here.
Questions
Will this work with Anycubic Mega Pro
Will this work with the MicroSwiss all metal hotend, M6 thread?
will this work for the creality ender 5 plus micro swiss replacement hotend with mk8 nozzle?
Hi, Will this nozzle work for the PRUSA MK3S+? I am wanting to print glow in the dark pla.
What temperature setting changes should we consider if we replace the brass nozzle with this one?
will this work with a flashforge guider 2s cf v2?
i have a clog. Do you guys offer replacement for this clogging? as doing a cold pull voids the "warranty"
Will this nozzle fit the Slice Engineering Mosquito hotbed?
Will this tip fit Raise3D E2?
Will this work with the Micro Swiss all metal hotend?
does this work with Artillery Genuis? It looks very short in the pictures. mine are 21mm overall length.
Can I use this on a stock Ender 5 Pro? Looking for a better nozzle than the stock nozzle.
Question about its heat conductivity compared to brass nozzle? How far I need to increase temp using these nozzles?
Is this nozzle food safe?
can i use this on my stock creality cr-10 v2?
Is this compatible with the AnyCubic i3 Mega?
Will this nozzle work to replace the stock nozzle on either the Ender 3 or Ender 5 Plus without any other changes?
I’m looking for a nozzle replacement that won’t require taking apart my hot end. Will the threads of a nozzle x require heat brake adjustments when using it on a Prusa MK3S?
Does this work in the Ultimaker s5 print core
How do I clear up the major stringing issues, in having on my Prusa MK3S?
No question, I just wanted to say that I've been printing with a 0.60mm NozzleX for the past few months. I've probably put 8 kg of nylonx, 3 kg of PLA, and 3 kg of carbon fiber PLA and it is still giving me PERFECT prints. I even took the nozzle off a couple of weeks ago, put it under a microscope, and compared it with a brand new nozzlex, and I could not tell the difference on the outlet. Both were perfectly round. These are now the only nozzles I will print with, well worth the money in case anyone was wondering.
do you have one that will fit my cr10 s5?
If the warranty only includes the wear, but not the non stick coating, how long is the expected life of the coating?
will this be a direct swap for my factory cr10s s5?
Is this food safe?
Why is it silver in your pictures, not black like in E3D's promo materials?
Is this the right type for the pulse xe? (not happy so far with my ruby nozzle)
Will this fit Prusa Mini?
Yes. The Prusa Mini is compatible with V6 nozzles with a 1.75mm filament size.