FILTER (pair) for class A1 respiratory protection for HALF MASK or MASK model 3M 6000/7000
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  • FILTER (pair) for class A1 respiratory protection for HALF MASK or MASK model 3M 6000/7000
  • FILTER (pair) for class A1 respiratory protection for HALF MASK or MASK model 3M 6000/7000
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Filters (class A1) for organic gases and vapors model 3M 6051 are suitable for paints, solvents, organic fumes (e.g., oxalic acid) and nuisance odors.Pack of 2 piecesFor masks (Code. GS 111522-6200) Features:Suitable for 3M 6000 series 3M semi-masks and full-face masks and 7000 series 3M The dual-filter design offers good balance and a panoramic viewFilters can be used with all 3M semi-mask and full-face respirators equipped with a bayonet coupling systemBayonet coupling allows the filters to be easily snapped on
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3M filter with bayonet attachment for use with 3M semi-masks and full face masks, for protection of the respiratory tract from organic vapors (with boiling point above 65°C) with limit of 1000 parts per million. Applications: beekeeping, spray paint and solvent use (mek, toluene), painting operations, production of inks, dyes, resins, chemical industry CE:EN 14387
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