MSA 815178 Comfo Respirator Cartridge - Organic Vapor/P100 (GMA: OV/P100), Quantity: 6 per Pack, Chemical and Combination Air-Purifying Respirator Cartridge
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MSA 815178 Comfo Respirator Cartridge - Organic Vapor/P100 (GMA: OV/P100), Quantity: 6 per Pack, Chemical and Combination Air-Purifying Respirator Cartridge
- LOW COST OF OWNERSHIP: Mask reusability eliminates the costs of replacement, all respirator components can be handled without special tools for quick maintenance and minimal downtime
- EASY-TO-INSTALL: Cartridges securely thread directly to ports on respirators, all are color-coded to indicate the type of protection offered, and are made of metal for easy detection of damage
- WIDE-RANGE PROTECTION: Respirators and cartridges work for substances including gases, vapors, toxic dusts and mists with products that protect against one or a combination of 16 specific compounds
- SAFETY & COMPLIANCE: Protects against inhalation of stated contaminants, designed in accordance with ACGIH, OSHA (29 CFR Part 1920.134), and NIOSH (42 CFR Part 84) guidelines
- FLEXIBILITY IN APPLICATION: Perfect for any industry that requires attention to respiratory health and safety, including medical, agricultural, manufacturing, mining, and construction industries
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