
A1030390 BOFA filter for 3D PrintPro 4 extractor
Replacement pre-filter for the BOFA 3D PrintPro 4 filtration system
96,00 € excl. VAT
The BOFA A1030391 filter is a replacement combined air filter for the BOFA 3D PrintPro 4 extractor. This filter is a main filter that uses an activated carbon filter medium to remove fine particles from the air, in order to eliminate the harmful fumes, gases and vapours generated by printing units, such as 3D printing. PrintPro technology uses advanced electronic components and thermal insulation to deliver high levels of filtration performance in chamber environments of up to 230 degrees.
The A1030391 filter is easy to install and replace. Simply slide it into the slot provided in the extractor. We also recommend replacing the filter every 3 to 6 months, depending on use. It is also important to make sure that you use the correct filter for the right extractor, in order to guarantee optimum extractor performance and the longest possible filter life.
The BOFA A1030391 filter uses a filter medium based on high-quality activated carbon. These elements are designed to remove fine particles from the air. They are known for their high filtration efficiency, capable of trapping up to 99.997% of particles of 0.3 microns or more. Its construction, with a galvanised steel housing sealed with polyurethane sealant, ensures optimum filtration.

Replacement pre-filter for the BOFA 3D PrintPro 4 filtration system
96,00 € excl. VAT

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