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    Plymovent FlexMax FM-25 Extension Crane 2.5m for KUA or EA Extraction Arms
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    £1006.96  EX VAT
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    Extension crane for extraction arm KUA or EA. Including wall bracket, duct and hoses. The Plymovent Flex-Max is the perfect extraction arm in situations requiring maximum flexibility. With the Flex-Max arm you can cover the whole working area.

    The hood can reach from the floor up to 4m above the mounting height. Flex-Max is a real problem solver when it comes to reaching into the tightest corners of the workshop, positioning very low, reaching long distances or working on very high objects. Flex-Max consists of an inner and an outer arm, both of which are mounted on a double ball-bearing pivot. The outer arm, which has three adjustable joints, gives maximum flexibility within its working radius and may be rotated through a full 360°. The inner arm is equipped with a suspension rail for cables, compressed air hoses, wire-feeders etc. This can be loaded with up to 50Kg of weight. Manoeuvring of the extraction arm is from the hood. Hose extensions FSL-1, SLE-20 and SLE-30 can easily be fitted to the extraction arm.

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    Plymovent Extraction Arm Accessories FAQs

    Straight answers to the questions people ask most when choosing accessories for fume extraction arms.

    What accessories can I add to a fume extraction arm?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    Common accessories include on/off switches, working lights, control boxes, airflow sensors, shut-off and non-return dampers, wall brackets, extension sections, extension hoses, and rail or crane systems for extra reach.

    Each one solves a different problem, such as saving energy, improving visibility, balancing airflow between arms or increasing the area one arm can cover. Choose them by the problem you are trying to fix and check they are made for your type of arm.

    What is the point of an automatic start and stop switch?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    An automatic switch starts the fan when the arm is moved into position or when light from the weld is detected, and stops it again when the work finishes. This saves energy and noise because the fan is not running while nobody is welding.

    For best results, the sensor needs to be positioned and set up as the instructions describe, otherwise it may start late or stop while welding continues.

    Are manual on/off switches or automatic ones better?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    Manual switches are simple, reliable and let the user decide when to extract. They suit workstations where the arm is used continuously. Automatic systems suit shared or intermittent work where fans are easily left running.

    A manual system relies on people remembering to switch on, so make it habit and consider a switch fitted on the hood, where it is easy to reach.

    Do I need a working light on my extraction arm?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    A light is not essential, but it is a real help when preparing a weld and when working inside fixtures or under hoods, because it lights the area you are extracting from. It is common on arms used for grinding, fitting and inspection.

    Lights must be rated for the voltage supplied and are often low voltage with a transformer. Replace failed lamps with the specified type.

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