Apr 20, 2022 
Weller Tools offers the Zero Smog EL Kit 1 fume extraction system with flexible arm and funnel nozzle. Quick, simple and user-friendly installation with Easy-Click system enables the user to get up and running right away.
The Zero Smog EL’s exceptionally large 2.4m² HEPA H13 filter and 1,8kg activated carbon granular gas media filter make it leader in its class of entry level filtration units. The system has four speed settings and power regulation, as well as an exceptionally long service life thanks to the maintenance free brushless EC turbine.
The included funnel nozzle is designed to be placed directly on the work bench with the extraction unit sitting right beside or behind the bench.
The Weller name stands for pioneering solutions on and around the soldering bench. Founded in 1945, the company quickly grew to become the market leader in its segment. Weller's extensive range of products includes innovative solutions for industry and trade. The company's areas of expertise include conventional soldering technology, extraction systems, precision tools and solutions involving screws, bolts and robots as well as many other benchtop products and services.
Weller Tools is part of the umbrella company Apex Tool Group, LLC. Apex Tool Group, LLC, headquartered in Sparks, Maryland, is a leading global manufacturer and supplier of high performance hand and power tools, tool storage, drill chucks, chain and electrical soldering products for industrial, commercial and demanding do-it-yourself applications. ATG designs, manufactures, markets, and sells proprietary brands, including GEARWRENCH®, Crescent®, SATA®, Cleco®, Weller®, and APEX® and also designs and manufactures a number of private label tool brands for retailers. ATG sells its products through direct, retail, professional and trade channels to customers in over 115 countries, and serves a multitude of global markets, including automotive, aerospace, electronics, energy, hardware, industrial, and consumer retail.
Learn more at www.apextoolgroup.com.
