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FUME DOESN’T STAND A CHANCE MOBIFLEX® MOBILE WELDING FUME EXTRACTORS Mobiflex® 400-MS with required Extraction Arm Mobiflex® 200-M with required Extraction Arm KEY FEATURES The Mobiflex 200-M and 400-MS are low vacuum systems for welding fume extraction and filtration. Their size and mobility make them ideal for smaller manufacturing facilities that require light to medium duty welding fume extraction(1) in variable locations. ® The Mobiflex is ideally used for: »» Small Manufacturing Facilities »» Schools/Training »» Fabrication »» Plant Maintenance and Repair Publication E13.21 | Issue Date 10/15 © Lincoln Global Inc. All Rights Reserved www.lincolnelectric.com Processes » Stick, TIG, MIG, Flux-Cored Product Number » Mobiflex 200-M: K1653-2 (Base Unit) K1653-3 (Base Unit, High-Efficiency Filter) K2497-2 (Base Unit Export) Mobiflex 400-MS: K1741-1 (Base Unit) K1741-2 (Base Unit, High-Efficiency Filter) K2497-4 (Bas

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KEY FEATURES Continued »» Generous Airflow: 735 CFM with LFA 3.1/4.1 extraction arm(2). »» Internal spark arrestor: Functions as a pre-filter for larger sized particulate. Prevents sparks from reaching the filter. »» Optimal motion and reach for work area: Choose from a variety of extraction arm models or select a hose/hood set. »» 200-M Model: Filter status indicator - visual guide to remaining filter life. »» 400-MS Model: RotaPulse® automatic filter cleaning system reduces maintenance. BENEFITS »» Cleaner work environment: Reduce dust and dirt in operator and surrounding work areas. »»...

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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS Product Name Product Number Filter Type Mobiflex 200-M Base Unit High-Efficiency Cellulose/ Polyester Mobiflex 200-M Base Unit Export Mobiflex 400-MS Base Unit High-Efficiency Cellulose/ Polyester Mobiflex 400-MS Base Unit Export Mobiflex 400-MS Base Unit Mobiflex 200-M Base Unit Input Power Voltage/Phase/Hertz Input Current The operation of welding fume control equipment is affected by various factors including proper use and positioning of the equipment, maintenance of the equipment and the specific welding procedure and application involved. Worker exposure level...

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