Half mask for P3 class 1 SAFETOP Eurmask Dos filters

Half masks with exhalation valve, extremely soft edges and perfect fit to the face.

For 2 filters (served without filters)

CHARACTERISTICS

New semi -mail with exhalation valve, extremely soft edges and perfect adjustment to the face. For two class 1 filters, valid for protection against organic vapors, acids, inorganic vapors and gases, coarse or thin dust particles, and combined powders and gases.

• Thanks to its extremely soft edge, it fits comfortably on the face, while the two rigid connectors hold the filters.
• The inhaled air through the filter and the exhalation valve arrives, purified, inside the semimácara.
• The exhaled air is expelled through the exhalation valve.
• Excellent tightness (loss less than 2%).
• Made of thermoplastic rubber, polypropylene and silicone.
• Head harness.
• The Euromask Dos is valid for use in combination with filters: (See page 2, it is served without a filter)

* Ref. 37401: P3. For fine dust particles.

* Ref. 37402: A1. For organic gases and vapors

* Ref. 37403: A1P2. For organic gases and dusts

* Ref. 37404: A1B1E1K1. For combination of several gases

* Ref. 37405: A2P3. For double filtered gases and dusts

• Limitations: Do not use in environments where oxygen concentration is less than 17%.
• Store between -20ºC and 50ºC, with no more moisture of 80%

RESPIRATORY RESISTANCE

APPLICATIONS

It is used in woodworking, marble, paint stripping, spray or brush painting, pesticide applications, grinding, etc.

STANDARDS/ REGULATIONS

Certification: EN 140

PACKAGING

1 pc / 16 pcs (big box)

ABOUT SAFETOP

It is an innovative company specialized in personal protective equipment and with international commercial activity. Their focus is to distinguish themselves and offer added value that leaves their mark on the products and services they offer, innovating and developing solutions to the new challenges posed by achieving a work environment with levels of protection, comfort and personal safety at the level of current social demands.