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Filtration System Innovation Supports Additive Manufacturing Productivity
As demand for additive manufacturing (AM) continues to grow around the world to address supply chain issues and take advantage of new functional materials, the focus is increasingly turning to the role of fume extraction in maintaining uptime and improving print quality.
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Meet the team at Formnext
BOFA will be back at this year's Formnext event, which takes place at Messe Frankfurt on November 7-10. The team will be at hall 12, E102 showcasing our latest innovations in 3D printing filtration and atmosphere management.
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How to optimise BOFA LEV filtration performance
One of the most frequent questions posed to the BOFA help desk is how to optimise the performance, capacity, and longevity of filters in our local exhaust ventilation (LEV) systems.
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The value of extraction in automated electronics production
Since the 1990s and the exponential growth in mobile phones, the need for automation in the electronics industry has become fundamental in meeting demand for an ever-growing range of products.
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BOFA’s Latest 3D Printing Extraction Line-up Showcased at Formnext 2023
BOFA will be exhibiting its latest range of 3D printing filtration and atmosphere management technology at Formnext 2023 in Frankfurt (November 7th -10th).
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Filtering emissions beyond the ‘smell’ in printing
People working in the print industry often refer to the ‘smell’ they experience as a result of the various inks and agents used during the process.