EX PAINT VAPOUR EXTRACTION SYSTEM
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EX PAINT VAPOUR EXTRACTION SYSTEM

The SA CYCLONE Paint Vapour Extraction System is a portable and modular solution for painting and coating operations, compliant with EX standards for safety.

Certification & ratingVerified
AirflowUp to 2,500 m³/hr
Filtration3-stage: 2x particulate + activated carbon
ApplicationPainting & coating operations
Voltage Options110V, 230V
  • Genuine certified equipment sourced directly through Daly Middle East.
  • Full manufacturer support and warranty.
Overview

About this product

The SA CYCLONE Paint Vapour Extraction System is a portable and modular solution for painting and coating operations, compliant with EX standards for safety. It can extract up to 2500 cubic meters of contaminated air per hour, filtering out particles and vapors through a 3-stage process. The system is highly mobile, effective, and safe, with antistatic materials and the capability to indicate when filters need changing. Available in 110V or 230V options, it comes with all necessary components for setup and additional filters can be easily obtained.

Built for the job

Key features

Extracts up to 2,500 m³ of contaminated air/vapours per hour

3-stage filtration: 2 stages of particulate filtration plus activated carbon vapour removal

Modular system: extraction hood, air mover, filtration unit, and flexible ducting

Purpose-built for painting and coating operations on site

Flow indicator shows when particulate filters need changing

Available in 110V or 230V, supplied complete with filters

Product FAQ

Frequently asked

What is the Paint Vapour Extraction System used for?
Safely removing paint and coating vapours during on-site painting operations.
How does the 3-stage filtration work?
Two particulate filtration stages remove particles down to 1 micron, followed by activated carbon filtration to remove vapours.
How much air can it process?
Up to 2,500 cubic metres of contaminated air per hour.