Fuchs INR320.1 extraction and filter unit

Fuchs UmwelttechnikINR320.1Easy Change Filter Unit

INR320.1 Series

The INR320.1 is an easy-change filtering device designed for versatile extraction tasks up to 320 m³/h. It is the INR20’s little brother, with a compact format, integrated oil pre-separator, and a module basis from the MKF model series. It is suitable for one or two extraction points and can be used mobile or stationary.

Product Overview Manufacturer Reference

100–320 m³/hmax. 12500 Pa230 V / 50–60 Hz1.2 kW67 dBAIntegrated oil pre-separator

Applications

Oil mist and emulsion mist.
Solvent vapours and adhesive vapours.
Erosion mist.
Inscription lasers and engraving lasers.
Welding lasers and cutting lasers.
Soldering fumes and welding fumes.
Particulate matter and smoke.

Key Features

Very versatile range of applications.
Very compact design because the oil pre-separator is integrated.
Module basis from the MKF model series.
Suitable for one or two extraction points.
Optional pump set for pumping off filtered oil through the integrated oil drain cock.
Mobile or stationary use.
Easy to transport and dismantle without tools.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Value
Model	INR320.1
Air volume max. without FA (m³/h)	100 – 320
Negative pressure max. (Pa)	max. 12500
Electrical connection (V/Hz)	230 V / 50 – 60
Electrical power (kW)	1.2
Sound pressure level 1 m (dBA)	67
Dimensions (mm)	660 x 390 x 1260
Weight without FA (kg)	90

Selection Notes

Use INR320.1 where extraction requirements fall within the 100–320 m³/h range.
Consider INR320.1 when oil mist, emulsion mist, erosion mist, fumes, vapours, particulate matter, or smoke must be captured.
Use the integrated oil pre-separator where oil-bearing emissions are part of the application.
Specify the optional pump set when filtered oil needs to be pumped off through the integrated drain cock.

Integration Notes

Use one or two extraction points depending on the machine layout and source geometry.
Choose mobile or stationary installation based on whether the capture point is fixed or moved between work areas.
Confirm electrical supply, extraction volume, and filter configuration before final selection.
Plan service access so the unit can be transported, opened, and dismantled without tool-related delays.