Pace 8883-0290-p1 Arm-Evac 50 Optional Cleanroom Filter Cartridge

PACE’s Filtration Systems have been specifically designed for applications in the electronics industry. A wide variety of filtration options are available for use with PACE Fume Extractors ensuring that you always have the right filter for the job.

Filtration systems for soldering applications are comprised of three filters.

• As fumes are collected, they first encounter the Pre-filter, which is a lower efficiency particle filter that is used to protect the primary filter from large particles, extending the life of the primary filter.
• Next is the Primary Particle Filter which is a particulate filter with large surface area having efficiency ratings of 85% and higher. A variety of filtration efficiencies are available to suit your needs.
• Lastly, a Gas Filter is included to eliminate any hazardous gases that may be present.

PACE’s Gas Filters use high-grade activated carbon or they combine adsorptive and chemisorptive technologies to maximize effectiveness. To fully understand your gas filtration needs, always consult your Material Safety Data Sheet.

Filter Types

The Arm-Evac 50, 105, 200 & 250 use "Combo Filters" which mean s that the Primary and Gas filters are contained in one filter cartridge. The Arm-Evac 500 uses separate Primary and Gas filters which need to be changed individually. Pre-filters should be inspected at least weekly. When they become clogged, they should be replaced immediately to maximize primary filter life.

Filter Selection

The following chart is a quick reference guide for PACE Filtration Systems. Simply select your fume extraction central filtration unit and the type of filter you need to identify the part number of the filter.

(Bold part numbers indicates standard primary filter in Central Filtration Unit)

* High Capacity Pre-fIlters must be used in combination with a High Capacity Filter. When filters need to be replaced, simply remove them from the Fume Extractor and replace with a new one. Disposal of filters should be done in compliance with local environmental regulations