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3M Aedflo Luftschlauch selbstjustierend 525 bis 85 cm mit QRS 834016 1

3M Speedglas Adflo Breathing Tube, Self-Adjusting QRS (834016)

834016

£40.38 ex VAT £48.46 inc VAT


Product Model: 834016
Availability: In Stock

Replacement breathing tubes for 3M™ Welding Respiratory Equipment.

Connects welding helmet to the powered air purifying respirator or supplied air unit.

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3M Speedglas Adflo Breathing Tube, Self-Adjusting QRS (834016)

  • Replacement breathing tubes for 3M™ Welding Respiratory Equipment
  • Connects welding helmet to the powered air purifying respirator or supplied air unit
  • For the highest possible safety and comfort, regularly check your equipment for worn or damaged parts
  • Original 3M Accessories

Basic Data

Part Type Spare Part
Product Type Breathing tube

Typical Properties

Brands 3M™
Case Quantity 20
Part Type Spare Part
Product Code 834016
Product Series Adflo
Product Type Breathing tube
Recommended Application Grinding, Construction, Metal Processing, Welding
Respirator Compatibility 3M Adflo Powered Air Purifying Respirator

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