White Fume Extraction Arm with Three Locking Joints

White Fume Extraction Arm with Three Locking Joints

A ceiling-hung extraction arm in white, with three knurled black lock knobs at the joints. Each knob tightens the joint it belongs to, so the arm can be set once for a bench position and then re-set by hand when the work moves. The base is a ceiling drop with a side outlet, and the free end carries a wide dome hood that sits over the fume source.

Key Features

• Three locking joint knobs — each joint has its own black knurled knob, so a joint can be set stiff or slack independently instead of all three relying on one tension setting.

• White chemical-resistant body — a white moulded arm that matches the bench and ceiling finishes common in laboratories, with no painted metal parts on show.

• Wide dome capture hood — a bell-shaped hood at the free end, wide enough to sit over a beaker, a bath or a joint being worked on.

• Ceiling drop with side outlet — the vertical section ends in a canopy at the ceiling and takes the exhaust away through a side spigot, which suits ceilings where the duct cannot rise straight up.

• Three articulation points — two mid joints plus a bend at the hood let the arm fold flat against the ceiling when not in use.

• Bolted ceiling canopy — the top canopy is a separate part fixed to the soffit, with the arm hanging from it.

• Modular sections — the arm is built from straight tube sections between the joints, so a damaged section can be replaced without scrapping the whole arm.

• No power required — a passive arm with no motors and no electronics; the only routine work is checking the joint knobs.

Specifications

Typical Applications

Laboratory benches, sample preparation areas, soldering and electronics stations, and small chemical handling points where a fixed fume cupboard is too large and the extraction point has to be swung over the work and then folded away.