QUICK Solder Fume extractors

Professional solder fume extractors and smoke absorbers from QUICK.

Why do we need Solder fume extractors?

Protecting Workers From Harmful Fumes

During soldering, flux burns and releases:

• Rosin fumes
• VOCs (volatile organic compounds)
• Fine particulate matter
• Chemical gases

Continuous exposure can cause:

• Eye irritation
• Headaches
• Breathing problems
  

Industrial fume extraction systems use:

• Pre-filters
• HEPA filters
• Activated carbon filters

Compliance With Factory Safety Standards

Cleaner Working Environment

Without extraction:

• Flux smoke spreads across the workstation
• Sticky residues settle on tools and benches
• Visibility becomes poor during precision soldering

A system like the QUICK 6601 / 6602 captures fumes directly near the soldering point, keeping:

• PCBs cleaner
• Optics/microscopes cleaner
• Operators more comfortable

 

Better Product Reliability

In electronics manufacturing, contamination matters.

Floating solder fumes and residues can:

• Settle on sensitive boards
• Affect inspection quality
• Increase contamination in precision assembly environments

Especially important for:

• Medical electronics
• Aerospace
• Automotive electronics
• R&D labs
• Semiconductor-related work

Important for Continuous Production

In factories where soldering happens:

• 8–12 hours daily
• Multiple operators
• High production volume

fumes build up rapidly.

A proper extractor:

• Reduces operator fatigue
• Improves comfort
• Supports continuous operation
• Lowers maintenance on surrounding equipment

ESD-Safe Manufacturing

Many industrial fume extractors are designed to be ESD-safe for electronics assembly environments