3M™ TR-630 Versaflo Standard Battery 37347 For TR-600 PAPR | No Sales Tax Steel Drum Funnel Anchorage End Connection MaterialZinc Plated ENARC40KITFAN-4

Name: 3M™ TR-630 Versaflo Standard Battery 37347 For TR-600 PAPR | No Sales Tax Steel Drum Funnel Anchorage End Connection MaterialZinc Plated ENARC40KITFAN-4
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SKU: 91973401064
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3M™ TR-630 Versaflo Standard Battery 37347 For TR-600 PAPR | No Sales Tax Steel Drum Funnel Anchorage End Connection MaterialZinc Plated ENARC40KITFAN-4

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3M™ TR 630 Versaflo Standard Battery 37347 For TR 600 PAPR No Sales Tax Steel Drum Funnel Anchorage End Connection MaterialZinc Plated ENARC40KITFAN 4 Anchorage End Connection MaterialZinc Plated Steel Arc Rating: 40 cal cm² CAT 4 Fabric Material: 9 oz When equipped with a new standard battery (TR 630) and new filter or cartridge PAPR runtime will vary based on battery age

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