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chetan11
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Paint Strip Chemical Fume Extractor

08/31/2011 10:08 AM

I am using a paint strip chemical at a temperature of around 75 deg, and pH value around 10. it generates fumes which are not healty, and i can not have an outlet for the blower attachment to throw the fumes out.

I am looking for a way to dissolve these fumes internally and make a closed system,

does some body have an idea to do this...

chemical is used to trip of paint from mainly components of cast iron, mainly engine components
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Re: Paint Strip Chemical Fume Extractor

08/31/2011 10:16 AM

Look into an air scrubber, or fume scrubber.

Air Scrubbers (Help Desk 800-868-0964)
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Re: Paint Strip Chemical Fume Extractor

09/03/2011 1:18 PM

Yeah...scrubbing is the process... i was thinking to make the fumes soluble in water, and then throw that out..i will try this

the chemical that i am using is environment friendly, and taking up a new chemical may take some time in tests etc....but yes, any other chemical can be developed with probably less harmful odour.
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