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Oxyline OxyPro X6 half mask TPR rubber (bayonet)
Product code: OXY-X6
Description
Ergonomic shape
The X6 series gas half mask is made of TPR thermoplastic rubber. It is used with two purifying elements. The reusable respirator X6 reusable half mask has two bayonet connectors. It provides respiratory protection against a wide range of gases, vapours and dust. Its fitted, ergonomic shape ensures optimal vision. The respirator is compatible with PPE for eye protection. The X6 series respirators are available in sizes S, M and L.
Compiles with EN 140
Comfortable and super durable
The X6 respirator is characterised by high resistance and durability. The evenly distributed weight on the user's face ensures comfort and tight fit, so the respirator perfectly maintains its position while performing various activities.
Half mask X6 can be used with filters T-BM P2 R, T-BM A P2 R, T-BM P3 R, T-BM A P3 R, X2000-AG P3 R, capsule filters X793 P3 R, X793C AP3 R, filter absorbers X701 A1, X702 A1E1, X703 ABEK1 and X70523 A2P3 R D, X70923 A1E1 P3 R D, X70926 ABEK1 P3 R D.
The X6 series gas half mask is made of TPR thermoplastic rubber. It is used with two purifying elements. The reusable respirator X6 reusable half mask has two bayonet connectors. It provides respiratory protection against a wide range of gases, vapours and dust. Its fitted, ergonomic shape ensures optimal vision. The respirator is compatible with PPE for eye protection. The X6 series respirators are available in sizes S, M and L.
Compiles with EN 140
Comfortable and super durable
The X6 respirator is characterised by high resistance and durability. The evenly distributed weight on the user's face ensures comfort and tight fit, so the respirator perfectly maintains its position while performing various activities.
Half mask X6 can be used with filters T-BM P2 R, T-BM A P2 R, T-BM P3 R, T-BM A P3 R, X2000-AG P3 R, capsule filters X793 P3 R, X793C AP3 R, filter absorbers X701 A1, X702 A1E1, X703 ABEK1 and X70523 A2P3 R D, X70923 A1E1 P3 R D, X70926 ABEK1 P3 R D.
