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3M™ Organic Vapor Cartridges 6001 (One Set)

Item Number: MMM7046 Supplier: NATIONAL OAK DISTRIBUTORS INC

Description

Respiratory protection against Organic Vapors - Class 1. NIOSH approved against certain organic vapors. Use in a variety of workplace applications. When properly fitted, helps provide respiratory protection from certain organic vapors at concentrations up to 10 times the Permissible Exposure Limit (PEL) with half facepieces. Not for use in environments that are immediately dangerous to life or health (IDLH).

Use with 3M™ Half and Full Facepieces 6000, 6500, 7000, 7500, and FF-400 Series with bayonet filter holders.

Benefits

Filters gasoline vapors for up to 8 hours once exposed to gas. Filters must then be replaced.

Includes

(2) Cartridges

Warranty

Consumable, no warranty

Product Specifications

Gas & Vapor Protection Type: Organic Vapor
Height: 3.4"
Length: 4.2"
NIOSH Cartridge or Filter Assigned Color Coding: Black
Nuisance Odor Relief (> OSHA PEL): N/A
Recommended Applications: Batch-Charging, Clean-up, Assembly and Mechanical, Painting, Change-Overs, Seal Coatings, Chemical Dispensing, Parts Cleaning, Cleaning
Recommended Industry: Transportation, Construction, Mining, Oil & Gas, General Manufacturing
Standards/Approvals: Organic Vapors

Considering filters are good for only 8 hours it would be good to have extra filters on hand.
Refer to 3M.com, or contact 3M Technical Assistance at 1-800-243-4630 for more information.

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