Portwest Auck Half Mask Kit
11066 kr (ex BTW)
Ready to use kit composed of one medium P410 Auckland Half Mask and two P970 Combination Filters (ABEK1P3 Protection). The P410 Half Mask has an excellent fit and is extremely comfortable for long periods of use. The twin filters help to balance the weight without impeding on the wearers vision. This kit is ideal for those working with pesticides.
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Kenmerken
- Comprises of one medium P410 half mask and two P970 filters
- Compact low profile design for maximum visibility and ease of movement
- Economical half mask made from soft yet durable TPE
- Adjustable quick release harness for supreme comfort and convenience
- High performance exhalation valve to reduce heat and provide comfort when used in hot and humid conditions
- Excellent face fit test performance
- Ultra lightweight for long uses
- Compatible with filters P900, P920, P940, P950, P970
- Retail tas die presentatie voor de detailhandel helpt
- Individually packed for vending machines
- CE gecertificeerd
- CE-CAT III
Materialen
TPE
Normen
- EN 140: 1998
- EN 143 Type P 3
- EN 14387 Type ABEK 1
| Gewicht | 0,4 kg |
|---|---|
| Afmetingen | 54 × 40 × 34 cm |
| Väri |
Blauw |
| Koko |
G |
| Brändi |
Portwest |
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