TC-84A-3354 Half Mask NIOSH Certified

TC-84A-3354 Features

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NIOSH Testing and Certification approval number TC-84A-3354 Features.

TC Number

TC-84A-3354

Product Name

Xcel with 7422-GB1 cart

Manufacturer

3M Scott Fire & Safety

Approval Date

Oct 19, 2000

Product Type

Air-Purifying

Air Purifying Type

Combination Gas/Vapor Removing and Particulate Filtering

For Protection Against

Ammonia
Methylamine
P100

Facepiece Type

Half Mask

Powered

Non-powered

Number of Filters

2

Replaceable Filter

No

Filter Location

Facepiece-mounted

Cartridgeor Canister

Cartridges

Numberof Cart Can

2

Locationof Cart Can

Facepiece-mounted

Replaceable Cart Can

Yes

Exhalation Valve

Yes

Self Rescuer

No

Obsolete

No