ULT LAS260.1 User manual

Valid for variant:
1-00192
LAS 260.1 MD.20 FK
Operating Instructions
LAS260.1
Extraction and Filtration Unit
Date 07/2023

ULT AG
Am Göpelteich 1
02708 Löbau, Germany
Phone: +49 3585 4128-0
Fax: +49 3585 4128-11

LAS 260.1 –Date 07/2023 Page 3
Contents
Introduction 5
General information 5
Intended use 5
Safety 6
Symbols 6
General safety instructions 7
Obligations of the operating company 8
Obligations of personnel 8
Safety instructions for fire hazards 9
Occupational safety 10
Residual hazards 12
Type plate 13
Disposal information 13
Technical Overview 14
Technical Illustration 15
Technical Data 16
Function and operation 18
Device variant and application 19
Transport and storage 20
Installation 20
Installation and connection of the unit 20
Moving the unit 21
Connections and operating controls on the rear 21
Interfaces 21
Electrical connection 22
M12 interface 22
Commissioning 23
Operation 23
LED status ring 24
Operating modes 25
Shutdown 28
Maintenance and servicing 29
General maintenance and servicing instructions 29

Page 4 Introduction LAS 260.1 –Date 07/2023
Filter change 30
Replacement of the pre-filter stage 31
Replacement of the main filter 34
Filter installation 34
Optional outlet nozzle 37
LED status messages 38
Status white 38
Status green 38
Status orange 39
Status red 40
Potential malfunctions 41
Replacement and wear parts 42
Filter list 43
Service 44
Attachments:
•EU Declaration of Conformity
•Interface diagram
•Confirmation of initial electrical type testing in
accordance with DGUV

LAS 260.1 –Date 07/2023 Introduction Page 5
Introduction
General information
This document must not be reproduced, duplicated, or
distributed without written permission from the manufacturer.
The product to which these operating instructions belong is
suitable only for the purpose specified in the section on intended
use in this document and must only be operated in accordance
with the instructions set out below.
ULT AG cannot be held liable for damage to people, animals,
machinery, the environment, or property or for other financial
losses caused by improper installation, repairs, or maintenance
or by improper use of the equipment. All forms of usage not
stated in these operating instructions are deemed to be improper
and are therefore prohibited. This document serves for
information purposes only and does not represent a contract.
As part of product improvements and product modifications, ULT
AG reserves the right to change the specifications of the product
and the corresponding documentation at any time without prior
notice. This does not result in an obligation to update previous
documents.
Intended use
The intended use is defined in the following section: “Device
variant and application”.
The LAS 260.1 must not be used for any other purposes without
approval from the manufacturer. Unauthorized conversion or
modifications to the LAS 260.1 are prohibited for safety reasons.
The LAS 260.1 is used for extraction and filtration of dry and
non-combustible dusts and gases in air mixtures that are not
potentially explosive and are produced during laser machining
processes.
The intended use also includes compliance with the instructions
provided by the manufacturer in relation to commissioning,
operation, and maintenance.
Use for any purpose above or beyond these definitions is
deemed to be improper use. No liability is accepted for damages
resulting from this.
NOTICE
The supplied Extraction and Filtration Unit LAS 260.1 will only
work correctly with the matching filtration system that is
designed for use with the equipment type. Operation with other
filtration systems than the one supplied is deemed to be
improper use.

Page 6 Safety LAS 260.1 –Date 07/2023
Safety
The LAS 260.1 has been built in accordance with the state of
the art and is safe to operate. Nonetheless, the device can still
present potential hazards if it is used by untrained personnel
improperly or for purposes for which it is not designed.
During the development and manufacture of the LAS 260.1,
every step has been taken to ensure compliance with the safety
requirements of the directives and standards listed in the EU
Declaration of Conformity.
The information provided in this manual should never be given
a higher priority than the individual responsibility of persons
working on/with the machine and/or the local regulations that
apply.
During operation and during all other work on the LAS 260.1,
the operating company is responsible for the following in all
cases:
- Safety of all persons involved;
- Safety of the device and all other parts of the equipment;
- Environmental protection.
Symbols
In this manual, all descriptions of actions to be carried out are
supplemented with the necessary safety instructions.
Safety instructions will warn you about:
- Residual hazards that can occur unexpectedly.
- Residual hazards that can lead to serious injuries.
DANGER
Indicates a hazardous situation with highrisk that, if not avoided,
will result in death or serious injury.
WARNING
Indicates a hazardous situation with moderate risk that, if not
avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION
Indicates a hazardous situation with low risk that, if not avoided,
could result in minor or moderate injury.
NOTICE
Indicates the risk of potential material damage without personal
injury.

LAS 260.1 –Date 07/2023 Safety Page 7
General safety instructions
DANGER
The Extraction and Filtration Unit LAS 260.1 must only be used,
serviced, and repaired by persons who are familiar with the unit
and who have been instructed on potential hazards. These
persons must also know the intended use and the operating
instructions.
DANGER
Explosion hazard
Do not use the equipment to extract explosive concentrations of
gases, vapors, or dusts.
DANGER
Health hazard
Do not use the equipment to extract substances that are
carcinogenic, mutagenic, or toxic for reproduction and/or toxic
gases, vapors, or dusts in recirculated air mode, unless this is
permitted by the applicable regional regulations.
Otherwise the filtered clean gas must be carried away via a
connected pipeline into an air outlet system.
CAUTION
Risk of short circuit due to ingress of liquids
Do not use the equipment to extract liquids.
WARNING
Fire hazard
Do not use the equipment to extract ignition sources.

Page 8 Safety LAS 260.1 –Date 07/2023
Obligations of the operating
company
The operating company agrees to only permit persons to work
on the LAS 260.1 who:
- Are familiar with the legislation and requirements
relating to occupational health & safety and accident
prevention;
- Have read and understood the safety and warning signs
and have confirmed this with their signature.
The safety awareness of staff must be checked at regular
intervals.
The installation and operating instructions must be kept in a
suitable place where they are protected against dust and
moisture. The storage location must be easily accessible and
clearly visible at all times for all users of the system.
Obligations of personnel
Persons tasked with work on the LAS 260.1 agree to read the
safety instructions before starting work, and will confirm with
their signature that they have understood them.
WARNING
Make sure that you never use any products that are damaged.
Read these operating instructions carefully before starting the
installation and assembly work.
Always comply with the safety instructions provided.
Look out for safety symbols for mechanical hazards and
electrical hazards (e.g. work on live components) on the
LAS 260.1. These symbols tell you that there is an immediate,
direct danger. If such dangers are not avoided, they can cause
severe injuries or even death.
Live or moving components can cause severe or fatal injuries.
Installation, connection, commissioning, maintenance, and
repairs must only be carried out by qualified personnel taking
into account this manual and all other enclosed instructions
relating to any accessories fitted; all such work must be
performed in accordance with the applicable national/regional
regulations (health & safety / accident prevention).

LAS 260.1 –Date 07/2023 Safety Page 9
Safety instructions for fire
hazards
DANGER
The Extraction Unit LAS 260.1 is designed solely for the
extraction of airborne dusts and gases produced during laser
machining in non-flammable concentrations. The filtration
system is designed for the separation of dusts and gases that
are not potentially explosive. It is prohibited to use the
equipment for the extraction of potentially explosive mixtures.
Before using the unit you must inform yourself about the
flammability and/or explosiveness of the vapors, gases, and
dusts that arise during processing. It is prohibited to use the
equipment for the extraction of potentially explosive and
flammable mixtures.
So that you can properly assess the explosion and fire hazard
and define appropriate safety measures, pleaseinform yourself
about the key parameters of your dust that are relevant in terms
of technical safety.
To avoid the risk of fire and explosion, the system must never
be used to extract e.g. hot, glowing, smoldering parts, glowing
ashes/shavings/filings, or smoldering cigarettes.
If the Extraction and Filtration System is used improperly, the
risk of a fire hazard cannot be ruled out, so it is recommended
that a fire extinguisher is provided in the immediate vicinity or
that an extinguishing system is installed.
Fire extinguishers with suitable extinguishing agents should be
chosen based on the reactive properties of the substances
sucked into the overall system.
In the event of fire:
1. Immediately switch off the unit.
2. If possible, close the inlet opening to prevent the supply of
oxygen.
3. If possible, close the outlet openings.
4. Bring the fire extinguisher into position and spray
extinguishing agent through the intake opening.
5. Do not open any other parts of the enclosure.
DANGER
Please note that the filter materials themselves are also
flammable, and that toxic gases and vapors can be released
when they burn.

Page 10 Safety LAS 260.1 –Date 07/2023
Occupational safety
DANGER
Before installing the unit and taking it into operation, make sure
that you read and carefully follow the operating instructions, in
particular the safety instructions.
The user must be given instructions and trained by an authorized
person duringinitialcommissioning. Personnelmustbe informed
about all instructions relating to occupational safety, about
prohibited methods of operating the unit, and about potential
hazards.
The machine must only be operated, serviced, and repaired by
authorized, trained, and instructed personnel who satisfy the
legal minimum age requirements.
All work on electrical and mechanical components in the
machine must only be carried out by instructed personnel or by
persons working under the guidance and supervision of an
instructed skilled person in accordance with the applicable
regulations and standards of electrical and mechanical
engineering. Here, a “skilled person” is someone who, based on
their professional training, knowledge, and experience as well as
their knowledge of the relevant standards and regulations, is
able to assess the work assigned to them and identify potential
hazards.
DANGER
- Always disconnect the mains plug after use, before
cleaning or maintenance of the LAS 260.1, and before
replacing any parts.
- Saturated filter materials must always be disposed of in
accordance with the applicable waste regulations.
- Always use genuine replacement parts and wear parts
from ULT AG.
- Improper interventions or tampering pose a significant
safety risk.
- Never use jet washing equipment to clean the
LAS 260.1.
- Safety devices that are designed to prevent or eliminate
hazards must be regularly serviced and must be tested
at least once a year to make sure that the required
safety functions work properly.
- It must be ensured that the mains connection cable
cannot be damaged due to heat, oil, by equipment
running over it, or by pulling, straining, or similar.
- The mains connection cable should be regularly
inspected for signs of damage.

LAS 260.1 –Date 07/2023 Safety Page 11
- Do not use the LAS 260.1 if the mains connection cable
is not in perfect working order. Always use a genuine
replacement part when replacing the mains connection
cable.
- During commissioning, make sure that no foreign
objects (cleaning cloths, tools, or similar) can be sucked
in.
- Refrain from all methods of working that might impair or
endanger the safety of personnel, the unit, or the
working area and its surroundings.
- The operator is obliged to immediately report any
safety-related changes occurring on the unit.
- Observe all attached information signs and warnings.
- In the event of extended or permanent work
interruptions, switch off the unit and disconnect it from
the mains power supply.
- In the event of danger, switch off the unit immediately.
NOTICE
The unit must be connected to an AC mains network that is
protected with a circuit breaker or fuse (connected loads: see
“Technical Data” on page 16).

Page 12 Safety LAS 260.1 –Date 07/2023
Residual hazards
CAUTION
Hazard prevention –
mechanical systems
All moving parts (fan, motor) are protected with fixed and
securely mounted guards that can only be removed with tools.
RESIDUAL RISK:
- Severe injuries can be caused if a fixed, securely
mounted guard or trim panel is removed with tools while
the unit is running.
- Opening or closing the door catch on the filter door can
result in crush injuries or other types of injury. The door
catch must be treated with the appropriate care.
Hazard prevention –electrical
systems
All live parts of the LAS 260.1 are insulated to protect against
contact or are protected with fixed and securely mounted
guards that can only be removed with tools.
The system corresponds to protection class I in accordance
with EN 60335.
RESIDUAL RISK:
- Severe injuries due to electric shock can be caused if a
fixed, securely mounted guard or trim panel is removed
with tools without first disconnecting the mains
connection cable.
Hazard prevention –harmful
substances
Only filters that are suitable for the type of unit are permitted to
be used. Do not operate the unit without a filter, or with a filter
that is defective.
RESIDUAL RISK:
- The use of defective or unsuitable filters poses health
hazards.
Hazard prevention –disposal
The LAS 260.1, the filter elements, and other accessory parts
must be disposed of in accordance with the applicable rules
and regulations at the end of their service life.
RESIDUAL RISK:
- If the equipment is not disposed of properly, this can
cause health hazards and can pollute the environment.

LAS 260.1 –Date 07/2023 Type plate Page 13
Type plate
The type plate is part of the device and must never be removed.
Information about the type and the connected electric load
depends on the particular unit and can be found in the section
“Technical Data” on page 16.
Disposal information
The products of ULT AG are intended solely for commercial
use. In accordance with the requirements of the EU directive
(WEEE Directive 2012/19/EU) and of the German Electrical
and Electronic Equipment Act (ElektroG), ULT AG is licensed
in Germany by Stiftung Elektro-Altgeräte-Register (EAR) as a
manufacturer under the WEEE registration number
DE 42863881. We accept no duty of disposal for end-of-life
equipment from non-private users after the end of use. For
information about the rules and regulations for registration and
disposal outside of Germany, please contact your dealer or
importer.
On request, ULT AG can offer the disposal of end-of-life units
as a service in Germany.
LAS 260.1 MD.20 FK
110-240 V 50/60Hz 10 A
JJJJ 14 xxxx

Page 14 Technical Overview LAS 260.1 –Date 07/2023
Technical Overview
Overall system
1
Intake nozzle
2
Filter chamber door
3
Clean gas outlet
4
Casters
5
Connections on the rear
6
Front operating panel

LAS 260.1 –Date 07/2023 Technical Illustration Page 15
Technical Illustration
Dimensions
Dimensions (mm)
A
440
B
960
C
435
D
495
E
80
F
50
G
255
H
445
I
100

Page 16 Technical Data LAS 260.1 –Date 07/2023
Technical Data
Dimensions
Width (A): 440 mm
Height (B): 960 mm
Depth (C) 435 mm (+60 mm with intake)
Weight (without filter): Approx. 29.5 kg
Weight (with filter): Approx. 56.5 kg
Temperatures
Ambient air during operation Min. 10 °C, max. 35 °C
Transport and storage Min. -25 °C, max. 70 °C
Sucked-in process air 55 °C
Humidity
10% - 80% relative humidity (non-condensing)
Air intake
1x pipe nozzle, DN80
Air outlet
Outlet grille or outlet nozzle, DN100, on rear of unit
Performance data
MD.20
Max. volumetric flow rate: 360 m³/h
Max. vacuum: 9,500 Pa
Rated volumetric flow rate: 100 m³/h @ 7,600 Pa
200 m³/h @ 5,000 Pa
Noise level: 47 dB(A) - 58 dB(A)
Electrical connection
MD.20
Rated voltage: 110 V - 240 V
Rated frequency: 50/60 Hz
Rated current: 9.2 A (120 V) - 5.3 A (230 V)
Rated power consumption: 0.9 kW (120 V) - 0.8 kW (230 V)
Series fuse: 16 A
Energy consumption
W at potentiometer position (%):
o70 @ 0%
o270 @ 25%
o490 @ 50%
o750 @ 75%
o800 @ 100%
Degree of protection
IP52

LAS 260.1 –Date 07/2023 Technical Data Page 17
Material
Enclosure:
oRobust sheet steel enclosure
oPowder coated
Equipment
-Freely adjustable volumetric flow rate control
-Switchover: medium-pressure / high-pressure operation
-Universal LED status ring for particulate filter saturation and
device status
-Outlet grille; air outlet flange collar DN100
-ecoflow CS®(for maintaining constant vacuum)
-M12 interface
-Remote ON/OFF switch
-Lockable casters
Included in the delivery
-LAS 260.1 including filter cartridges
-Mains cable
-Operating instructions

Page 18 Function and operation LAS 260.1 –Date 07/2023
Function and operation
Intake nozzle
Air distribution
Filter
Outlet grille
Vacuum generator
The blower installed in the LAS 260.1 generates a vacuum at
the intake connector or at the relevant connected collection
elements. As a result, impurities in the air can be collected and
sucked out directly at the point of creation.
The contaminated air is guided through the filters in the
LAS 260.1 and purified.
The purified air passes through an integrated muffler and
comes out through the outlet grille on the rear of the unit. If
recirculated air mode is not required, the outlet grille can simply
be rotated to quickly and easily reconfigure the setup so that
the outlet air is discharged rather than being fed back in. The
filtered air is then directed into an air outlet system.

LAS 260.1 –Date 07/2023 Device variant and application Page 19
Device variant and
application
Application LAS
The LAS 260.1 is used for extraction and filtration of dry and
non-combustible dusts in air mixtures that are not potentially
explosive and are produced during laser machining processes.
Areas of application:
- Laser cutting
- Laser engraving
- Laser structuring
- Laser sintering
The LAS 260.1 is to be used on laser workstations or laser
machining stations in such a way that the hazardous
substances that arise are extracted directly at the point where
they are generated.
Filter FK
Pre-filter: Particulate filter cassette F9
- Raw gas intake
- Pleated filter F9
Filter class ISO ePM1 80% in acc. with ISO 16890
Main filter: Combined filter cassette H14A10
- Pleated filter H14
Filter class HEPA H14 in acc. with EN 1822
- Adsorption filter, activated carbon, 10 kg
Thanks to their depth effect, the pre-filters are particularly well
suited to the separation of laser smoke. A large part of the
particles in the laser smoke is adsorbed. Finest suspended
solids are retained by the HEPA H14 filter of the combined filter
cassette H14A10. This guarantees a particle separation rate of
99.995%. The activated carbon layer is used for filtration of
gases, vapors, and odors.

Page 20 Transport and storage LAS 260.1 –Date 07/2023
Transport and storage
NOTICE
The LAS 260.1 is designed to be transported in a vertical
position.
The following conditions must be met during transport and
storage:
Temperature: -25 °C to +55 °C
Temporarily (max. 24 hrs): Up to +70 °C
Humidity: 10% - 80% relative humidity (non-
condensing)
Installation
Installation and connection
of the unit
NOTICE
CAUTION
Before starting with the installation:
•Check the unit and the filter for any transport damage
that may be present.
•Report any damage to the carrier.
•Remove all transport packaging.
•All transport packaging is recyclable; please consult
your local waste disposal company for information
about proper disposal.
The Extraction Unit should be set up in the place intended for
it. It should be on a level floor and standing upright, with
horizontal surfaces properly leveled. Apply the brakes of the
casters.
Minimum distances must be maintained to other machines or
parts of the building to ensure that safe maintenance access is
provided and to allow the clean gas to escape without any
obstructions.
These are:
- On all sides: +0.5 m
Minimum distances for maintenance and service activities:
- On all sides: +1.0 m
The LAS 260.1 is operated standing up. You can use the
intake nozzle depending on your usage requirements.
The intake nozzle of the Extraction and Filtration System
LAS 260.1 is designed for the connection of:
•Hose systems 1 x DN80.
The hose system is to be mounted by the operator directly on
the pipe nozzle during the course of the commissioning
process.
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