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Laser welding of plastics and metals
are now common place. Most welding of plastics only softens
or melts the substrate bonding them together rather than
burning. As a result no actual fume is generated, but some
plastics may produce an unpleasant smell. Welding metals
however can produce hazardous fume, especially if they are
anti corrosion coated such as Zintac.
A variety of toxic fumes and particulates
are generated when different substrates are being lasered.
These contaminates are known within the industry as LGAC's
(Laser Generated Air Contaminates). LGAC's of different
makeup can react in the extreme within the filter separation
process.
With this knowledge, Bofa have developed
the Advantage range of fume elimination systems designed
specifically for such a broad base of lasered substrate
materials.
To make the correct choice, click
here and fill out our web form and we will specify the
correct system for your application.
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