PA-D1600 / D1600i Metal Fume Extractor
Freight (LTL)NRTL GuidanceB2B Support

PA-D1600 / D1600i Metal Fume Extractor

Twin-station extraction for metal cutting & welding.

1,600 m³/h10,000 Pa< 65 dBA
Pricing on request

Industrial systems are configured to your machines, duty cycle and duct layout, and ship by freight (LTL). Tell us about your shop and an engineer will respond within one business day.

Usage scenarios

  • Production laser cutting & engraving lines
  • Laser & handheld welding stations
  • Metal processing / laser cleaning
  • Multi-station shop floors
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Why makers switch to PURE-AIR

Engineered Ahead of the Spec Sheet

HEPA H14

99.99% @ 0.3 µm

One full grade above the H13 filters common in consumer fume extractors — H14 medical-grade media captures 99.99% of 0.3-micron smoke particles, the size laser fumes actually are.

Up to 10,000 Pa

High negative pressure

Suction that stays strong as filters load. High static pressure keeps capture velocity at the laser bed even months into a filter's life — no fade, no smell creeping back.

90–257 V

Multi-voltage, worldwide

Dual-range input (90–110 V / 210–257 V, 50/60 Hz) means the same unit runs anywhere on earth. Moving your studio abroad? Your extractor comes with you.

Product Details

The PA-D1600 handles carbon steel, stainless and galvanized sheet processing with anti-static, flame-retardant filtration and automatic clog detection. Heavy-duty casters reposition it between workstations in under 30 seconds; the D-i version integrates with MES over RS-485.

Engineering Specs

Airflow1,600 m³/h
Pressure10,000 Pa
Noise< 65 dBA
FiltrationAnti-static flame-retardant PTFE
Inlet150 mm
Size / Weight670×794×1570 mm · 180 kg
Motors30,000 h brushless, 24/7 duty
Works withFiber laser cutters, Dual welding stations, Laser cladding cells, 3C electronics lines

Compliance & Installation Support

Deploying in a commercial facility? We provide documentation support for NRTL field evaluations (e.g., SPE-1000 in Canada), duct sizing guidance, and combustible-dust (NFPA) process reviews so your local inspector signs off the first time.

One Extractor, Every Bench in the Shop

The same triple-stage stack handles particulate and gas-phase pollution across every maker workflow.

Laser Engraving & Cutting

Wood, acrylic, leather, MDF — captures smoke and VOC odor at the exhaust port before it fills the room.

Welding & Soldering

Hand soldering benches and laser welding stations — intercepts flux fume and heavy-metal aerosols at the source.

3D Printing

Resin post-processing and high-temp filament enclosures — clears styrene, VOCs and ultrafine particles.

Electronics & Lab Work

PCB rework, conformal coating and chemical experiments — bench-side extraction with a positionable arm or duct.

Certifications & Compliance

Every PURE-AIR unit ships from an ISO 9001-certified filtration factory with 10+ years of industrial extraction experience.

Compliance documentation (Declaration of Conformity, test reports) is available on request for commercial deployments — talk to an engineer.

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