Dräger X-plore Filter Multi-Gas OV/CL/HC/SD/HF/FM/CD/AM/MA/HS - PN: 6738351
- Category: Drager, Safety Supplies & Consumables
Dräger X-plore Filter Multi-Gas OV/CL/HC/SD/HF/FM/CD/AM/MA/HS
PN: 6738351
Price is 1 pieces : $12.75
Minimum Order 20 EA = $255
These multigas+ filters protect against: Organic Vapors, Chlorine, Hydrogen Chloride, Sulfur Dioxide, Chlorine Dioxide, Hydrogen Flouride, Formaldehyde, Ammonia, Methyla - mine, Hydrogen Sulfide
These particular filters are gas filters, which means they are not suitable for protection against particulates. However, they can be converted using a particle or pad and adapter in order to make a combination filter.
Bayonet filters from Drager Safety can be used with twin-filter masks. This includes the X-plore 3300 and 3500 half masks and also the X-plore 5500 full face mask.
Benefits of the Dräger X-plore® bayonet gas cartridges include:
• Low-profile, swept-back design provides unrestricted visibility.
• Large surface area lowers breathing resistance.
• Minimum shelf-life of 4 years.
• Many options and accessories available.
Dräger X-plore Filter Multi-Gas OV/CL/HC/SD/HF/FM/CD/AM/MA/HS
PN: 6738351
Price is 1 pieces : $12.75
Minimum Order 20 EA = $255
These multigas+ filters protect against: Organic Vapors, Chlorine, Hydrogen Chloride, Sulfur Dioxide, Chlorine Dioxide, Hydrogen Flouride, Formaldehyde, Ammonia, Methyla - mine, Hydrogen Sulfide
These particular filters are gas filters, which means they are not suitable for protection against particulates. However, they can be converted using a particle or pad and adapter in order to make a combination filter.
Bayonet filters from Drager Safety can be used with twin-filter masks. This includes the X-plore 3300 and 3500 half masks and also the X-plore 5500 full face mask.
Benefits of the Dräger X-plore® bayonet gas cartridges include:
• Low-profile, swept-back design provides unrestricted visibility.
• Large surface area lowers breathing resistance.
• Minimum shelf-life of 4 years.
• Many options and accessories available.
