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September 20, 2023 | ULT AGEstimated reading time: 1 minute
At this year's productronica, the world's leading trade show for electronics manufacturing, ULT will present a brand new extraction solution for solder fumes and vapor.
The LRA 400.1 is the first member of a new series of extraction and filtration systems. It is a modular and extremely quiet fume extractor that can be used in manual and automated soldering processes.
A newly developed and unique filter inflow concept enables increased filter capacity and, thus, very long service life, resulting in significant cost savings for users.
The new LRA 400.1 features an innovative EC dual blower that can achieve high volume flow at high vacuum - ideal for laser and soldering applications in electronics manufacturing. Another advantage is the small footprint of the unit, enabled by the compact unit design.
In addition to the market launch of the new equipment series, ULT will present comprehensive information on air pollution control and occupational safety in the manufacture of electronic assemblies. Starting with the detection of airborne pollutants such as solder or laser fume, vapors, odors, or dusts, through the selection of the optimal extraction and filtration strategy, to the provision of service and maintenance services, ULT is always at its customers' side as a partner.
ULT offers a wide range of mobile and stationary extraction and filtration systems, which are used at manual workstations for individual assembly of sample boards and small series as well as for repair, but also for integration into production lines or processing systems for laser cutting, soldering, painting, casting, coating, gluing, bonding, etc.
ULT at productronica: hall A4, booth 577
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