Premier: curtain up for TFS 1000 // Mobile extraction and filtration systems

At the development of the TFS 1000, the main focus was on the prefilter as most important component of the system. Separating about 80% of the particles it is, at the same time, the most stressed component. Optimum filter inflow and a large filter surface concomitant with a small overall size thus are the main requirements for a reliable operation of the system. Furthermore, the prefilter bears the highest risk for the operator to come in contact with harmful filtered matters. These demands placed on an optimum prefilter led to the development of the new SafeLine filters. At these filters, air is led directly into the filter preventing the formation of deposits. The complementary gravity separation of heavy particles does not affect the filter surface. Two separate filter packs enable an optimum inflow into the filter medium. Thanks to this concept, the air speed within the filter is reduced significantly thus considerably expanding the service life of the filter. Low-contamination filter disposal and the replacement of the filter can be carried out easily and without any tools by simply closing the filter.

In addition to comprehensive innovations in the areas of filter structure and system handling, the TFS 1000 is launched with the new INSPIRE control electronics. Its integrated colour display enables intuitive handling without complicated menu navigation and provides a quick overview about important information regarding the system status. Separate monitoring of prefilter and particle filter contributes to optimized service on the system and reduced costs for replacement filters. In addition to the known features, the new interface now also includes an error memory and a special programming access. On the one hand, this improves the support communication with the retailer/manufacturer and, on the other hand, it facilitates the adjustment of the system to the customer''s specific requirements directly on site.

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