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New Range | Geovent Extraction Arms
New Range | Geovent Extraction Arms
Geovent of Denmark have long established themselves as experts in extraction of fumes, exhaust gases and dust in industry, whether for automotive workshops, pharmaceutical applications, clinics and other places where people are exposed to harmful substances.
That’s why the team at Dust Spares are proud to introduce our new range of Geovent extraction arms, ideal for environments where operators need manoeuvrability, ergonomic design and efficiency.
Why use an extraction arm?
Welding fumes, dusts and exhaust gases contain harmful particles that can put your employees at risk, and lead to breaches of Health and Safety legislation. Our range of Geovent arms allow you to remove such particles from the workplace, protecting your team.
Browse the range
We’ve introduced a premiere range of extraction arms, including:
ASA-3 Extraction Arm – Ideal for welding fumes and grinding dust and fumes, available in 2m, 3m and 4m. The arm has 3 stables and 2 turning points, which result in smooth operation. The arm can be extended up to 8m by means of extension arms.
MINI Extraction Arm – Suitable for the extraction of solder paste, fumes, oil mist, sanding dust and more. Benefit from a handy point extraction arm that can be mounted either vertically or horizontally. The arm consists of 5 friction joints, which ensure easy and effortless positioning of the hopper.
Classic Welding WING Extraction Arm - Suitable for the extraction of welding fumes, oil fog, steams and dust, the ceiling bracket is 360 degree turn-able, making it easy to use and manoeuvre. With more than 10,000 manufactured units, it is a very ruggedly tested and improved over the years.
COMPACT Telescopic Fume Extraction Arm - The perfect extraction solution, when the room height is low within your working environment, e.g. welding boxes. When the work is done, you push the arm up and away, reducing the minimum space requirement.
