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Creality Falcon YW45, 115 m³/h, for the Falcon A1 review

A compact fume filter designed for Creality’s enclosed Falcon A1 engraver, moving 115 m³/h through a two-layer filter, with a port for 63 and 76 mm hoses and a noise figure its title and bullets state two different ways.

By Jean-Benoit Buisson

The bottom line A tidy match for Creality’s enclosed engraver, with the hose sizes stated. The airflow is modest for the price, the filter layers are undescribed, and the one noise figure is printed as both a maximum and a minimum.

The Falcon YW45 listing, bullet by bullet

Five bullets: matched to the enclosed Creality Falcon A1 to create a sealed, smoke-free work area; a port accepting 63 mm and 76 mm exhaust hoses for the A1 and other Falcon machines; a two-layer filter removing 99.97 % of airborne particles, with a high-speed motor moving 115 m³/h; quiet operation with three speed settings, a noise level from 68 dB and a 100–240 V input; and 1.0 mm sheet metal, anti-slip rubber feet and an 18.5 × 18.5 × 20.5 cm footprint.

68 dB, read two ways

The title says under 68 dB; the fourth bullet says from 68 dB. One makes the figure a maximum, the other a minimum, and at three speed settings they cannot both describe the same setting. A buyer sensitive to noise should ask which speed the number belongs to.

Built for an enclosed Creality machine

Connected to an enclosed engraver, the YW45 draws from a sealed volume rather than an open bench. The listing presents it as part of the Falcon A1 system, and it is described in terms of that pairing rather than as a general-purpose extractor.

Airflow beside the bench unit

115 m³/h is the figure to hold against the room and the machine. The KNOKOO reviewed alongside it moves 200 m³/h for less; the Creality’s advantage is the fit to its own engraver, not the volume of air.

Availability

At the last look-up, the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores were asking roughly 279 €.

It is sold in the British Amazon store as well, in its own currency, which the euro figures above leave out on purpose.

The American Amazon store returned no entry, so the buy button there opens a search rather than a missing page.

Every figure here is Keepa’s reading on the date this page was last updated. Stock and prices can change at any time.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 15 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

Where it earns its place, and where it falls short

Strengths

Designed for the Falcon A1 and other Falcon machines, with a port for both 63 and 76 mm hoses
Three speed settings and a 100–240 V input
A compact 18.5 × 18.5 × 20.5 cm body in 1.0 mm sheet metal with anti-slip feet

Compromises

The noise figure contradicts itself: under 68 dB in the title, from 68 dB in the bullet
115 m³/h is a little over half the KNOKOO’s 200 m³/h, at a higher price
Two filter layers, with no description of what each does or costs

Specifications

Airflow	115 m³/h, third bullet
Pressure	Absent from the listing
Filter stages	Two-layer filter removing 99.97 % of airborne particles, title and third bullet
Replacement cost	Absent from the listing
Hose diameter	63 mm and 76 mm exhaust hoses on one port, second bullet
Noise	“Under 68 dB” in the title, “from 68 dB” in the fourth bullet
Named materials	Smoke, dust and fumes, fourth bullet; no specific material is named
Amazon reference	B0FJRNMVRS (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN	0198549083346

Questions makers ask before buying

Does it fit engravers other than the Falcon A1?

The second bullet says the port supports 63 and 76 mm exhaust hoses and works with the A1 or other Creality Falcon machines. Other brands are not mentioned.

How loud is it?

The listing gives two readings of one number. The title says under 68 dB and the fourth bullet says from 68 dB. The page reports both, as 68 dB is either a ceiling or a floor.