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3M Versaflo TR-6590N Multi-Gas/High Efficiency (HE) Cartridge. Case/5

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3M Versaflo TR-6590N Multi-Gas/High Efficiency (HE) Cartridge. Case/5The 3M Versaflo Multi Gas HE Cartridge is a combination High Efficiency (HE) particulate Multi Gas (MG) cartridge for use with 3M Versaflo Powered Air Purifying Respirators TR 600 and TR 800 Series Systems. The 3M Versaflo Multi Gas HE Cartridge is a combination high efficiency (HE) particulate filter and multi gas cartridge (MG) for use with 3M Versaflo Powered Air Purifying Respirators, TR 600 and TR 800 Series. 3M recommends the use of the 3M

    The 3M Versaflo Multi-Gas/HE Cartridge is a combination High Efficiency (HE) particulate/Multi-Gas (MG) cartridge for use with 3M Versaflo Powered Air Purifying Respirators TR-600 and TR-800 Series Systems.


    The 3M Versaflo Multi-Gas/HE Cartridge is a combination high efficiency (HE) particulate filter and multi-gas cartridge (MG) for use with 3M Versaflo Powered Air Purifying Respirators, TR-600 and TR-800 Series. 3M recommends the use of the 3M Versaflo Filter Cover, TR-6500FC to help protect the filter from physical damage.

    The 3M Versaflo Multi-Gas/HE Cartridge is a combination High Efficiency (HE) particulate/Multi-Gas (MG) cartridge for use with 3M Versaflo Powered Air Purifying Respirators TR-600 and TR-800 Series Systems. This filter/cartridge is suitable for certain particulates, mercury, certain organic vapors, chlorine dioxide, chlorine, hydrogen chloride, sulfur dioxide, ammonia, methylamine, and/or hydrogen fluoride. This filter/cartridge is NIOSH approved for use against the broadest range of airborne contaminants of any 3M Versalfo Cartridge.

    • High Efficiency (HE) particulate filter
    • Captures a broad range of certain gases and vapors, including mercury
    • Compatible with the 3M Versaflo Powered Air Purifying Respirator
    • Ensure 3M Filters and Respirator Cartridges are compatible with your 3M Powered Air Purifying Respirator (PAPR)

    Suggested Applications

    • Suitable for liquid chemical handling with certain gases and vapors
    Specifications
    Brand
    Versaflo
    Breathing Tube Type
    Back-Mounted
    Cartridge or Filter Included
    Yes
    Cartridge or Filter Type
    Particulate
    Headgear Type
    Respiratory Assembly
    Mounting Type
    Belt-Mounted
    NIOSH Cartridge or Filter Assigned Color Coding
    Magenta/Olive
    Product Series
    TR-600
    Product Type
    Cartridge
    Protection Type
    Multi-gas
    Recommended Application
    Liquid Chemical Handling
    Recommended Industry
    Oil & Gas
    Valve Type
    Cooling / Heating Valve
    Visor Type
    Clear

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