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Exhaustive ways to capture fumes
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• Nedemian's exhaust extraction hose reels captures the fumes directly from the exhaust pipe of any type of motor vehicle.
A steel spring inside the reel automatically recoils the hose onto the drum, leaving the working area clear of possible safety hazards. An adjustable hose stopping mechanism enables the hose to stop at the correct "reach" height above the floor level.
When the hose is pulled out of the reel, the extraction fan is automatically started and similary, the fan stops when the hose recoils itself back onto the reel.
In a centralised system, where more than one exhaust reel is being served by a single extraction fan, an automatic damper is available to isolate the hose reels that are not in use at any one time, saving energy costs.
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