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3M Speedglas Inner Cover Plate 9100V (+1 Shade) – Pack of 3

528005-5312

£14.56 ex VAT £17.47 inc VAT

Brand: Speedglas
Product Model: 528005-5312
Availability: In Stock

  • Can be used to increase +1 dark shade of the welding filter.
  • Designed to protect the inside surface of the filter from spark and spatter.
  • Inner Cover Plate 9100V (+1 shade) 528005.
  • Regularly clean with a soft cloth and replace if any pits or scratches occur.
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3M Speedglas Inner Cover Plate 9100V (+1 Shade)

Inner Cover Plate 9100V (+1 shade) 528005

The 3-pack Speedglas +1 shade Inner Cover Plate 9100V is essential for protecting the inside surface of the welding filter from sparks and spatter.

Without an inner protection plate, the warranty will be voided if damage to the glass is caused by sparks or spatter.

It is recommended to regularly clean the plate with a soft cloth and replace it if any pits or scratches occur. Additionally, the plate can be used to increase the +1 dark shade of the welding filter.

A carriage charge is applied to orders, for standard 1-2 day shipments to mainland destinations within the United Kingdom. Other destinations and premium services are available but subject to additional freight charges.

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