Nordfab Inline Spark Trap

Tuesday, 03 October, 2023 | Supplied by: Nordfab Pty Ltd

Nordfab’s Inline Spark Trap is a complementary fire prevention item for a dust extraction system.

Installed in the ducting system, as part of a dust collection system, the Inline Spark Trap is designed to reduce the possibility of fire in cyclones/dust collectors, by decreasing the number of sparks which could reach the cyclone or dust collector through the ductwork.

The spark trap’s effectiveness is based on a simple principle, disrupting the laminar airflow to cause sparks to cool and extinguish before they can enter a cyclone/dust collector.

There are no moving parts and no power is required for operation.

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Online: www.nordfab.com
Phone: 02 9738 1777

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