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Phantom Fresh Air Fed Welding System Spares

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  • Phantom Air PAPR Filter

    Phantom Air PAPR Replacement Main P2 Filter (FXPAPRFILT)

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  • Pre-Filters for Weldability Phantom (FXPAPRPFILT) – 10 Pack

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  • Phantom Fresh Air Universal Charger (FXPAPRS05U)

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  • Phantom Fresh Air Proban Face Seal (FXPAPRS01)

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  • Polycarbonate Inner Clear Lens (ES9445SP) – Pack of 10

     £4.64 ex VAT £5.57 inc VAT
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  • Polycarbonate Outer Clear lens (ES11090SP) – Pack of 10

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  • Phantom Fresh Air Waist Belt (FXPAPRS04)

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  • Phantom Fresh Air Flow Indicator (FXPAPRS21)

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  • Phantom Fresh Air Motor (FXPAPRS06)

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  • Phantom Fresh Air Filter Cover (FXPAPR03)

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  • Spare ADF Viewing Cartridge for Phantom Helmet (FXPAPRADFPART)

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  • Phantom Fresh Air Hose Assembly (FXPAPRS03)

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  • Phantom Fresh Air Headband Complete with Air Duct

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Spot welding, a form of resistance welding, is a process used to join two or more metal sheets together by applying pressure and heat to the weld area. It involves the use of electrodes, typically made of copper, to apply an electric current to the metal pieces. This current generates heat due to the resistance in the materials, causing the metals to fuse together at a specific point or "spot." [...]

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