FUME EXTRACTION


U.S. Patent number D617,437.


The HAKKO FA-430 provides powerful yet quiet suction. Protects from noise and harmful smoke.


• Quiet operation and powerful suction • Catches harmful smoke with freestanding ducts and adjustable air volume to suit your working environment


• Airflow adjustment. Three airflow modes: High, Medium, and Low


• Free standing ducts • Filter replacement notification function ensures excellent trapping efficiency can be maintained. The HAKKO FA-430 detects the fan speed and notifies the operator of the appropriate time to replace the filter for a comfortable working environment.


FA-430 FUME EXTRACTION SYSTEM


SPECIFICATIONS Part No.


Power Consumption (High mode)


Maximum Suction Capacity (with single duct) Maximum Suction Capacity (with two ducts) Standard Filter Efficiency*1


HEPA Filter Efficiency*1 (Low/Medium mode) HEPA Filter Efficiency*1 (High mode) Noise Level*2 (Medium mode)


Dimensions W x H x D


Weight Static Pressure Duct Kit (sold separately)*3


FA430-16 110 W 4.1 m3 4.7 m3


/min (145 cfm) /min (167 cfm)


> 98% 0.3 µm 99.97% 0.3 µm 99.96% 0.3 µm 50 dB


330 mm x 366 mm x 343 mm 13.0” x 14.4” x 13.5”


7.5 kg / 16.5 lb 1500 Pa (0.44 in. Hg)


Ø55 mm x 1.2 m / 2.16” x 3.9 ft. ESD-Safe


*1 Initial value for trapping efficiency measurement using airborne dust counting method. HEPA filter (P/N: A1573) sold separately. *2 Measure in an anechoic chamber at 1 m. *3 Net is not ESD-safe


CONTENTS Part No. A1585 A1586 B3641 B3619 N/A


57


Description Pre-filter Main filter Power cord Port cap


Instruction manual 1-800-88-HAKKO FA-430 Setup Duct Kit with rectangular nozzle. P/N:


Duct Kit with round nozzle. P/N: C1572


Control Panel for filter replacement notification


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