Ventilator extraction unit

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Plymoth • ventilator 1300M³ / 370W / 3-Phase
€599.00 Excl. VAT Add to cart
Flowconcept • High pressure portable ventilator extraction unit
€1,049.00 Excl. VAT Add to cart
Flowconcept • Mobile suction extractor unit
€1,399.00 Excl. VAT Add to cart

What is ventilator extraction unit?

Ventilator extraction units are industrial machines designed to remove smoke, gases, vapours, and dust from work areas using forced air extraction or suction systems. In industrial settings such as manufacturing plants, confined spaces, or workshops, these units help maintain air quality, meet ventilation standards, and reduce exposure to harmful airborne particles. Key terms include high‐pressure ventilator extraction, mobile suction extraction, and air flow rate measured in cubic metres per hour.

Products you’ll find in this category

This category includes several distinct product types. One is a ventilator extraction unit by Plymoth: a three‐phase blower rated at 370 watts, capable of handling up to 1,300 m³/h and suitable for integrating with extraction arms for smoke, gas, and dust extraction. Another type is the Flowconcept high‐pressure portable ventilator extraction unit, equipped with its own hose and suction funnel, designed specifically for smoke and gas extraction, featuring a coarse separator, separate cooled motor, and CE compliance. Additionally, there is a mobile suction extractor unit from Flowconcept: a portable, low‐pressure fan intended to remove harmful gases and vapours in locations such as containers, rooms, or sewers, fitted with hose connections and designed for low noise and power consumption.

Applications & industry use cases

Ventilator extraction units are used across heavy industry, fabrication, maintenance, and confined space operations. For example, in welding shops, the units extract smoke and welding fumes; in paint and chemical handling facilities, they pull out hazardous vapours; in enclosed enclosures and containers, the mobile suction units remove contaminated air. Secondary terms relevant in these contexts include air quality control, occupational safety, and ventilation systems.

Technical guide to ventilator extraction unit

Ventilator extraction units are engineered around several technical characteristics. They generally consist of a motor-driven fan or blower, intake and outlet connections for hoses or ducts, and often a separator or extract arm interface. Material composition is typically metal (e.g. steel housing) able to withstand heat, particles, or chemical exposure. Performance parameters include air flow rate (e.g. 1,300 m³/h), power consumption (e.g. 370 W or 750 W), operating voltage (often 230 V; single or three-phase), hose diameters (for example Ø 80 mm, Ø 160–165 mm, or Ø 46 mm nozzle), and maximum vacuum or pressure ratings (measured in mm vp or Pa). Variations include high-pressure portable units for targeted extraction of small volumes at high vacuum, and low-pressure mobile suction units for larger volumes at lower resistance. Key standards may include CE marking and compliance with noise regulations or motor safety classes. Typical environmental conditions include moderate industrial temperatures and the presence of particulates, gases, or vapours. Selection considerations involve matching airflow and vacuum capacity to the space or containment, hose diameter compatibility, power availability, motor cooling needs, duty cycle under continuous operation, and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards for air emissions and worker exposure.

Why buy ventilator extraction unit at MEMIDOS.

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Frequently Asked Questions about ventilator extraction unit

What airflow rates are typical for ventilator extraction units?

Airflow rates commonly range from around 1,300 m³/h for high-volume units to approximately 180 m³/h for smaller high-pressure portable models. These values depend on the unit’s design, motor power, and hose diameter.

How do high-pressure and low-pressure extraction units differ functionally?

High-pressure units generate stronger suction and higher vacuum levels, suitable for extracting smoke, gases, or embers through narrow hoses. Low-pressure mobile units are optimized for moving larger volumes of air with lower resistance, used in enclosing spaces or when noise and power constraints matter.

What hose or nozzle sizes are used with these units?

Typical hose diameters seen include Ø 46 mm for high-pressure lines, Ø 80 mm nozzle funnels, and Ø 160-165 mm hose connections for low-pressure, high-volume mobile extractors. Matching hose size to inlet/outlet diameter ensures efficient flow and system performance.

Which power and voltage specifications are relevant?

Power consumption varies, for instance 370 watts for three-phase ventilators or 750 watts for certain portable high-pressure units. Voltage is often 230 V at 50 Hz; three-phase or single-phase is determined by the motor design and regional electrical supply.

Are there standards or certifications to consider?

Yes. Machines should bear CE marking where relevant, confirming compliance with applicable European safety, electrical, and environmental directives. In addition, noise, motor insulation class, and material resistance to heat or chemical exposure may be relevant depending on the industrial setting.