Multi-gas respiratory cartridge type A2B2E2K2HgP3D R designed for gas masks with mounting sockets in the STANAG 4155 / EN148-1 standard. It offers long-term protection against the known TICs, CWAs and Bio-agents, in accordance with EN 14387: 2004.
When used as a filter, it is reusable, as indicated by the marking R. Additionally, it has increased resistance to dusting with dolomite dust, as indicated by the marking D.
The body of the phytochemicals is made of a durable polymer, thanks to which the whole is light and impact-resistant.
This combined filter is designed for use by civil defense, first responders and chemical specialists.
Features:
Multi-gas combined filter to protect against:
A2 - Organic gases and vapors with a boiling point above 65°C at level 2
B2 - Inorganic gases and vapors except carbon monoxide, e.g. chlorine, hydrogen sulphide at level 2
E2 - Acid gases and vapors, e.g. sulfur dioxide at level 2
K2 - Ammonia and organic ammonia derivatives at level 2
Hg - Mercury vapor
P3 - Dusts and liquid aerosols at level 3
Conforms to the NATO mounting standard
As a filter it can be used many times and has increased resistance to dolomite dusting
Protection properties confirmed by certificates
NOTE :
Long-term storage should be carried out in the original packaging, in a clean room, with a constant temperature between - 5 to 30°C and a humidity of less than 80%.
The packed filter is resistant to temperatures ranging from - 30 to 50°C and air humidity below 95%. The expiry date, in monthly and yearly format, is on the decal on the body.
Do not regenerate or clean with air or pressurized water. The used product should be treated as a toxic waste.
Technical data
Type
A2B2E2K2HgP3D R
Dimensions
Diameter: 112 mm Height: 85 mm
Weight
360 g
Housing material
Polymer
Breathing resistance
Inhalation resistance at 30 l / min: max. 160 Pa Inhalation resistance at 95 l / min: max. 600 Pa
Compatibility of montage
40 mm STANAG 4155 / EN148-1
Certificates
CE EN 14387: 2004
Purpose
Full face masks
Retention period
20 years
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