WELD FUME CONTROL
Statiflex 200-M & 400-MS Wall-mounted Welding Fume Extractors
® The Statiflex®
light to medium duty extraction and filtration of welding fume(1) on the Statiflex®
400-MS. Statiflex® All Models
• Generous airflow – 735 CFM with LFA 3.1 or 4.1 extraction arms and SF 2400 fan(2)
.
• Internal spark arrestor – Also functions as a pre-filter for larger-sized particulate.
• Choice of filter types – Cellulose or high efficiency cellulose/polyester.
• One-year warranty (30 day warranty on filter). 200-M Model
• Filter status indicator – Visual guide to remaining filter life.
• Large filter capacity – 538 ft2 (50 m2).
• Flexible configuration – choose single or dual arm system.
Product Name
Statiflex® 200-M
Single Arm Base Unit Statiflex®
200-M
Dual Arm Base Unit Statiflex®
400-MS Base Unit
Product Number
K1654-1 K1654-3
K1654-2
K1742-1 K1742-2
Shown: K1654-1 Statiflex®
400-MS Model • RotaPulse®
200-M Single Arm Base Unit Shown: Statiflex® 400-MS Base Unit automatic cleaning system – simplifies filter maintenance.
• Large filter capacity – 325 ft2 (30 m2) Filter Size
Filter Type Cellulose
High Efficiency Cellulose/Polyester Pretreated Cellulose
Cellulose High Efficiency Cellulose/Polyester
Fume Extraction Arms Low Vacuum Flexible Extraction Arms
These flexible extraction arms are built the Lincoln Electric way, rugged and reliable. Designed with the welder in mind, the arms come equipped with the 360° rotatable hood for optimal positioning to the welding point.
• Ultra-light positioning. • Minimal maintenance. • Dent and scratch resistant material.
• Unique spring-balanced internal mechanism: LFA 3.1/4.1/4.1-LC.
• Unique advanced friction internal mechanism: LTA 2.0/LFA 2.0.
• 360° rotatable hood. • Airflow throttle valve. • One-year warranty.
Product Name
LFA 3.1
LFA 3.1 (w/Lamp & Arc Sensor) LFA 4.1
LFA 4.1 (w/Lamp & Arc Sensor) LFA 4.1-LC (Low Ceiling) LFA 2.0 LTA 2.0
Product Number
K2633-1 K1655-1 K2633-2 K2633-3 K1655-2 K2633-4 K1655-6 K1655-5 K1655-3
LFA 4.1-LC LFA 3.1 LTA 2.0
Arm Length ft.(m)
10 (3.1) 10 (3.1)
13 (4.1) 13 (4.1)
13 (4.1) 6.5 (2.0)
Retracts from 3-4.5 (1-1.5) LFA 2.0 H xW inches (mm)
8 x 118 (208 x 3,000) 8 x 118 (208 x 3,000)
8 x 157 (208 x 4,000) 8 x 157 (208 x 4,000)
8 x 157 (208 x 4,000) 8 x 85 (208 x 2,160)
8 x 39.5-55 (208 x 1,000-1,400)
Net Weight lb. (kg)
33 (15) 35 (16)
37.5 (17) 39.5 (18)
37.5 (17) 33 (15) 15.4 (7)
CFM with SF 2400 Fan (with no filtration)
760 760
760 760
760 760 780
Use With: Mobiflex®
Statiflex® Mobiflex® Mobiflex® Statiflex® Mobiflex® Statiflex® Statiflex® Statiflex®
www.lincolnelectric.com/weld-fume-control | 95 LFA 4.1
ft2 (m2) 538
(50) 538
(50) 325
(30)
H x W x D in. (mm)
36 x 32 x 29
(900 x 810 x 730) 36 x 32 x 29
(900 x 810 x 730) 41 x 27 x 26
(1040 x 670 x 660)
Processes • Stick • TIG • MIG • Flux-Cored
Literature E13.16
(1)
Not suitable for use with cutting or arc gouging operations.
(2)
CFM level is dependent on extraction arm length, fan type and system maintenance.
200-M and 400-MS are stationary, wall-mounted low vacuum systems designed for . A self-cleaning filter is standard
units are ideal for facilities with fixed location work stations
and little available floor space including general fabrication, job shops, welding schools, and maintenance departments.
Processes • Stick • TIG • MIG • Flux-Cored
Required Options • Extraction Arm(s) • Stationary Fan • Overload Switch • Lamp Kit with Arc Sensor
Key Options • K1534-2 Air Exhaust Silencer • K1750-1 230V Conversion Kit for SF 2400 Fan
• More options at end of section
Literature E13.14
Net Weight lbs. (kg)
66
(30) 66
(30) 187
(85)
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