Cyclone-smoke-cleaner type Z 302 for 1 fire forge For the deposition of air impurities arising during forging with coal, such as carbon black particles, coal ash, slag and scale. Separation efficiency (average) approx. 230 g per hour, Compact design with smoke hood and external high-performance ventilator, three phase 400 V, 0.55 kW, speed 2800 r.p.m., smoke pipe outlet ø 250 mm   Delivery time for this product is about 6-8 weeks.

Cyclone-smoke-cleaner type Z 501-15 for 1 fire forge for the separation of air contaminants arising from forging with coal, such as soot particles, coal ash, slag and scale. Degree of dust removal approx. 89% (TÜV measurement), Separation performance (average) approx. 230 g/h, for arrangement next to the forge hearth using a floor frame (accessory) or wall mounting (accessory), three phase 400 V, 0.55 kW, speed 2800 r.p.m., outlet ø 250 mm   Delivery time for this product is about 8 weeks.

Cyclone-smoke-cleaner type Z 502-30 for 1-3 forge fires for separating air impurities arising during forging with coal, such as carbon black particles, coal ash, slag and scale. Separation efficiency (average) approx. 89 % or 400 g per hour, design with two parallel cyclones (ø 500 mm), extraction ventilator, 3-phase, 1,1 kW, speed 2800 rpm, ventilator outlet diameter 250 mm   Delivery time for this product is about 8 weeks.

Parameterization of the frequency converter Parameter programming according the exhaust fan   When purchasing a fan in combination with a frequency converte the correct programming of the frequency converter is necessary. With the purchase of this item, we parameterize the frequency converter to suit your application.

  with setpoint potentiometer, EMC filter and main switch, easy programming and compact design with control panel, Degree of protection IP66   The speed of an electric motor can be controlled with a frequency converter. This means that the speed of smoke extraction can be adapted to the current combustion situation.   Advantages of using an FU: Increasing energy efficiency (savings) Reduced wear of components Lower starting currents     Frequency converter instead of speed controller: A frequency converter changes the frequency of the current and thus the speed of the rotating field - ideal for speed control. The technically clean solution ensures lower power consumption. A simple “dimmer” for incandescent lamps is often used as an inexpensive speed controller. These “dimmers” do nothing other than not allowing a certain part of the sine curve to pass through. “Dimmers” cut the phase on or off. There is a lot of slip and the speed fluctuates greatly. With this method, the overall efficiency drops significantly and almost as much electricity is required as in nominal operation. Furthermore, the engine will wear out more quickly.