Professional respiratory protection. Advanced ACF technology and dual suction arm to combat toxic fumes in a modern body repair shop.
Mobile smoke and gas extraction system CAMELEON CF135/2
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the difference between fume extraction and a regular workshop vacuum?
A regular vacuum or dust extractor only captures solid particles (e.g., dust from sanding). Gases and chemical vapors (VOCs) pass through standard paper or HEPA filters back into the workshop. Active Carbon Filter (ACF) technology, which consists of high-density activated carbon beds, is necessary to neutralize gases.
2. What specific tasks is the CF 135/2 model dedicated to?
The device is ideal for extracting toxic fumes from welding and soldering, but primarily for capturing vapors generated during the joining of components with structural adhesives, applying sealants, or chemically disassembling car bodies.
3. Is 32 kg of activated carbon a lot compared to other devices?
This is a powerful value, unmatched in standard mobile market solutions. Most cheap extractors only have thin carbon mats that saturate after a few hours of working with intense chemicals. 32 kg of media is a professional installation that guarantees long months of effective operation.
4. Can only one suction arm be used?
Yes. The arms are independent and have dampers. If only one technician is working, the damper on the second arm can be closed, concentrating the entire suction power of the device on one emission source.
5. Is the extractor suitable for repairs on electric vehicles (EVs)?
Definitely yes. Body repairs on EVs often rely on advanced glued structures (multi-material mix) to avoid compromising thermal structure. The CAMELEON CF 135/2 is designed for this.
6. Does the system expel filtered air outside the building?
No. It is a mobile system operating in a closed (recirculating) loop. It takes in contaminated air, precisely filters it of particles and gases, and then returns clean air back to the workshop. In winter, this allows for significant savings – you do not "extract" valuable heat from the workshop.
7. How should the suction arms be positioned?
The arms are self-supporting and have precise joints. The suction nozzle should be placed as close as possible (usually 30-40 cm) to the source of vapors or smoke, but in a way that does not obstruct the worker and does not directly draw hot sparks into the filtration system.
8. What exactly does the filter control system monitor?
The electronics measure air flow resistance (which indicates HEPA filter clogging) and optionally the concentration of captured substances, informing the operator on a clear panel that it’s time to order and replace the cartridges. This eliminates the risk of working with "saturated" activated carbon.
9. Is the device noisy during operation?
Despite its powerful suction capability, thanks to the use of advanced fans in a sound-absorbing enclosure, the CAMELEON CF 135/2 is acoustically optimized and does not disrupt standard communication in the service hall.
10. What does the service and replacement of carbon cartridges look like?
The cartridges come in the form of dedicated cassettes. Their replacement is a clean, safe process that takes only a few minutes. However, remember to dispose of the used carbon cartridge (saturated with workshop chemicals) according to hazardous waste regulations.
Efficient hybrid filtration with ACF technology
Standard welding fume extraction systems struggle with chemical gases. At the heart of the CF 135/2 model is an uncompromising hybrid filtration system that neutralizes threats at a microscopic level.
Key system parameters:
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Powerful carbon bed (ACF): The device is equipped with a cartridge containing as much as 32 kg of the highest quality activated carbon. This guarantees unparalleled absorption capacity in the market, allowing for complete absorption and neutralization of intense fumes from adhesives and solvents for an extended period.
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High-efficiency HEPA filter: Before the air reaches the carbon section, an advanced particulate filter captures extremely fine, toxic welding smoke.
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Intelligent filter status monitoring: Built-in sensors continuously analyze flow and saturation levels of the cartridges. The system automatically and in advance informs the operator about the need to replace the filter, ensuring 100% protection continuity.
Two-arm design – double efficiency
The innovation of the CAMELEON CF 135/2 lies in its ergonomic architecture. The system is standardly equipped with two independently adjustable, self-supporting extraction arms.
What does this mean in practical workshop terms?
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The ability for two technicians to work safely at the same time on one large workstation.
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The option for precise "surrounding" extraction of a large, complex body element from two sides simultaneously, preventing fumes from escaping into the workshop.
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Complete mobility of the device – you can easily move the filtering cart directly to the area where body parts are currently being glued or welded.
Contemporary body repairs for internal combustion engine vehicles (ICE) and electric vehicles (EV, PHEV) rarely rely solely on traditional welding.
Advanced structural adhesives, sealants, resins, and soldering are starting to dominate. These modern material joining processes generate highly toxic chemical fumes – volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and harmful smoke that irreparably damage workers' health.
To meet stringent health and safety standards and protect your team, EVSolutions presents SEHON CAMELEON Extraction CF 135/2 – the only mobile, dual-arm extraction system on the market designed specifically for aggressive bodywork chemicals and technological fumes.
The invisible threat in modern repairs
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