Downdraft worktable

Downdraft worktable

The working principle of a downward suction worktable is to use negative pressure to suck pollutants such as smoke and dust generated on the worktable into the filtration system. After filtration and purification, clean air is discharged to achieve the goal of purifying the working environment.

The downward suction worktable is widely used, and the following are some of the main application areas:

Metal processing industry:

1.Welding operation: During the welding process, a large amount of welding fumes will be generated, which contain various harmful substances such as metal oxides, heavy metals, etc. The downward suction worktable can create a strong negative pressure near the welding point, quickly sucking welding fumes into the filtering system inside the worktable, and after filtering and purification, discharging clean air.

2.Grinding and polishing operations: Metal parts generate a large amount of metal dust during the grinding and polishing process, which not only pollutes the environment but also poses a threat to the respiratory system of operators. The downward suction worktable can timely suck up these dust particles, avoiding dust flying and providing a good working environment for operators.

3.Plasma cutting and laser cutting: These two cutting methods are widely used in metal processing, but they generate a large amount of metal slag, smoke, and harmful gases during the cutting process. The down suction workbench can effectively collect and treat these pollutants, preventing them from spreading into the working environment.

Woodworking industry:During the woodworking process, operations such as sawing, planing, sanding, etc. produce a large amount of wood chips and dust. The down suction worktable can suck these wood chips and dust into the filtering system inside the worktable, and after filtering, discharge clean air, avoiding the harm of wood chips and dust to the respiratory system of operators, while also maintaining a clean working environment and reducing fire hazards.

Chemical laboratory: During chemical experiments, harmful gases, vapors, and dust may be generated. The downward suction workbench can suck these pollutants into the filtering system inside the workbench, and after treatment, discharge clean air to protect the health of the experimenters. For example, when conducting experiments on toxic chemicals, a down suction workbench can effectively prevent toxic substances from leaking into the working environment.

Electronics industry: In the process of electronic manufacturing, operations such as circuit board soldering and electronic component assembly can generate some small welding fumes and electrostatic dust. The downward suction worktable can suck these pollutants into the filtering system inside the worktable, and after filtering, discharge clean air to avoid pollution and damage to electronic components caused by these pollutants, and improve the quality and reliability of electronic products.