
Compact Metcal UK smoke absorber unit (27CFM, 2.5W) for soldering fumes. USB-powered, includes carbon filter. Supplied in a pack of 10.
The Metcal UK MSA-25U Benchtop Smoke Absorber Unit is a safe, compact, and highly efficient solution for removing hazardous smoke and fumes during hand soldering and electronics work. This unit is supplied in a convenient pack of 10, making it ideal for workshop environments, production lines, or educational facilities. Powered via a standard 5V USB connection, it offers an absorption capacity of 0.8 m³/min (27 CFM) in the vertical position, providing excellent localised fume extraction directly at the source.
Engineered for performance and user safety, this smoke absorber is specifically designed to capture lead-free flux fumes and particulate smoke generated by soldering irons. Its integrated activated carbon filter effectively neutralises odours and captures fine particles, promoting a healthier and more comfortable workspace. The compact dimensions (159mm x 89.9mm x 165.1mm) ensure it fits neatly on most benches or workstations without occupying valuable space.
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This pack of 10
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