WSA350EU, Weller WSA350, 230V ac Solder Fume Extractor, Main Filter, 20W, Euro Plug

Weller WSA350EU Fume Extractor

Weller WSA350EU Fume Extractor

Introducing the WSA350EU fume extractor from Weller, designed to remove strong fumes created by solder wire. Upon inspection the extractor is well-thought-out, the primary components include a stand, a tilting head unit and a cage that secures a filter.

How does it work?

The fume extractor is electric and typically used while soldering. This lightweight unit can be placed in the desired position to vacuum fumes through activated carbon filtration. The integrated fan is very quiet and can process up to 1.37 cubic metres of air per minute.

Why would you buy this extractor unit?

Solder fume extraction is a vital component during soldering. With the introduction of lead-free solder, you can work in a healthier environment, however active fluxes give off high levels of solder vapour extremely harmful to individuals. Weller solder fumes extractors are the ideal solution for ensuring breathable quality air during soldering.

Features and Benefits

• Fume extractors are an easy and effective way to remove harmful fumes
• Compatible with all solder
• High-performance fan and active carbon filters
• Compact and easily fits into even the smallest of work environments
• Easy and Economical
• Tilting head
• Front Grill
• ESD safe
• Economical

Specifications

• Voltage: 230 V
• Sound Level: 45-50 dB (A)
• Power Consumption: 20 W
• Absorption: 1.25m³/min. (50 Hz) to 1.37 m³/min. (60 Hz)
• ESD Safe: Yes
• VDE/ CE certificated: Yes
• Filters dimensions: 130 mm x 130 mm x 10 mm

Replacement Filters

• Weller WSA350F; RS stock no: 690-2700

Typical Applications

Ideal for light soldering use at workstations or benchtop in applications such as;
Electronic and Electrical Servicing
PCB schematic layouts
DIY Solder & Desoldering

FAQ’s

How many filters are supplied?
There are 3 filters supplied.

Is there a plug?
Yes, supplied with EU Plug

Benchtop Smoke Absorber WSA350 Data Sheet

57 Page ESD Control Selection Guide