FILTRABOX Micro DTF Fume Extractor – for 11"–14" DTF Printers
FILTRABOX Micro DTF Fume Extractor
DTF curing creates a thick, oily fog — and breathing it (or letting it coat your shop and product) isn't an option for a professional operation. The FILTRABOX Micro pulls that fog straight from your curing oven and filters it through three separated stages, recirculating clean air back into your space. Ultra-slim and quiet, it's the ideal extractor for desktop 11"–14" roll-to-roll DTF printers.
Key Features
- Captures DTF curing fog — protects your air, your employees, your product, and your equipment.
- 3-stage separated filtration — polymer pre-filter, hydrophobic HEPA, and activated carbon gas filter, each replaceable on its own to save money.
- Reverse-flow liquid drainage — gravity drains captured liquid into a reservoir, keeping blowers and electronics protected.
- Quiet & compact — 57 dB operation and an ultra-slim body that fits under a table.
- Intelligent flow regulator — automatically boosts blower power as filters load to keep extraction consistent.
Why Choose DTF4Prints?
A clean, safe shop is part of running a professional DTF operation — and FILTRABOX is the industry's go-to for DTF fume extraction. We supply the right-sized unit for your printer plus the replacement filters to keep it performing, so you can protect your team and your output for the long haul.
Applications
- Desktop DTF printers with 11"–14" print width
- Small shops and home-based (commercial) DTF setups
- Any DTF workflow needing safe, clean-air curing
Specifications
- Designed for: Small (11"–14" width) roll-to-roll DTF systems
- Filtration: 3 separated stages — liquid-resistant polymer pre-filter, hydrophobic HEPA, activated carbon (10 lbs)
- Max airflow: 235 CFM
- Noise: ~57 dB
- Design: Single-blower, ultra-slim, large liquid reservoir, protected electronics
Usage Instructions
Connect the intake hose to your DTF curing oven/heat station, set your airflow setpoint, and let the unit extract fog automatically. Replace individual filter stages as the unit indicates. Keep the workspace ventilated.
