Prep Stations & Mixing Rooms · INTECH PURE 120
INTECH PURE 120 prep station: an open bay with no cabin
No walls and no curtains: a 3450×1100×2000 mm extraction cabinet placed at the end of the bay, with a 5.5 kW centrifugal fan drawing 15,000 m³/h at 800 Pa through multi-layer fibreglass filters and activated carbon. Aimed at the workshop working on parts that do not fit an enclosed room, or wanting a prep area without building works.
Overview
This model at a glance
Key features
What the standard supply includes
- open station with no cabin and no curtains
- 3450×1100×2000 mm extraction cabinet
- 5.5 kW centrifugal exhaust fan, 15,000 m³/h at 800 Pa
- multi-layer fixed fibreglass filters
- activated carbon layer for vapours
- four straight ducts and one elbow to route the exhaust
- control box with run and lighting switch, emergency stop and fault alarm
Engineering basis
What makes the difference in daily operation
An open bay that does not cap part size
The station is an extraction and filter cabinet at the end of the bay, and the part comes in from the open side. No wall limits its length and no curtain needs hanging, and the bay stays usable for other work when no prep is running.
Pressure enough for the exhaust run
The centrifugal fan develops 800 Pa, which keeps extraction steady through four ducts and an elbow to the end of the run, while the fibre layers hold sanding dust and the activated carbon treats vapours before exhaust.
Specifications
INTECH PURE 120 specification table
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | open prep station with no cabin |
| Fan cabinet L×W×H (mm) | 3450×1100×2000 |
| Fan | centrifugal exhaust fan, 5.5 kW |
| Air capacity (m³/h) | 15,000 |
| Fan pressure (Pa) | 800 |
| Fan speed (rpm) | 900 |
| Filtration | multi-layer fixed fibreglass filters · activated carbon |
| Ducting | four straight ducts and one elbow |
| Control box | run and lighting switch · emergency stop · fault alarm |
| Total power (kW) | 5.5 |
| Voltage | 380 V 3-phase 60 Hz |
How it differs
How the INTECH PURE 120 differs from its nearest model
The PURE 200 is an enclosed 6900×4000×2650 mm room with PVC curtains, a rear wall and a high-efficiency ceiling plenum, on a 4 kW turbine fan.
The PURE 360 and 500 are down-draft rooms on a metal base, the second with both supply and exhaust fans.
The 15,000 m³/h air capacity is the same here as on the fan of the enclosed PURE rooms.
Industries
Sectors this model serves
These are the industries the INTECH PURE 120 serves specifically, not the family as a whole.
FAQ
Common questions about the INTECH PURE 120
Does the PURE 120 need walls or curtains?
No. It is an open station: an extraction and filter cabinet placed at the end of the bay, with the part coming in from the open side.
What is the air capacity of the PURE 120 prep station?
15,000 m³/h from a 5.5 kW centrifugal exhaust fan at 800 Pa and 900 rpm.
How are vapours treated on the PURE 120?
By an activated carbon layer after the multi-layer fibreglass filters, so volatile vapours are treated before they leave through the ducts.
How does the PURE 120 differ from the PURE 200?
The PURE 200 is an enclosed room with curtains, a rear wall and a high-efficiency ceiling plenum; the PURE 120 is an open station with fibreglass and activated carbon filtration. Both move 15,000 m³/h.
What electrical supply does the PURE 120 need?
5.5 kW on a 380 V, 3-phase, 60 Hz supply.
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