The EKASTU Gas Filter 200 A1 is designed to provide effective protection against organic gases and vapors with a boiling point above 65°C. Compatible with EKASTU double filter half masks and full face masks, this filter ensures reliable respiratory protection in various industrial and laboratory environments. The filters are lightweight, easy to handle, and can be incinerated for environmentally friendly disposal.
These filters are essential for professionals seeking dependable respiratory protection against specific organic compounds in demanding work settings.
It is designed to provide effective protection against organic gases and vapors with a boiling point above 65°C. Compatible with EKASTU double filter half masks and full face masks, this filter ensures reliable respiratory protection in various industrial and laboratory environments. The filters are lightweight, easy to handle, and can be incinerated for environmentally friendly disposal.
Yes. It is designed for respiratory protection against the gas, vapour or contaminant class stated by the manufacturer, and offers against organic gases and vapors (boiling point >65°C) and DIN EN 14387 to support this kind of work.
It has against organic gases and vapors (boiling point >65°C), DIN EN 14387 and incinerable for environmentally friendly disposal, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 422 391.
It is compatible with EKASTU double filter half masks and full face masks. It also offers approximately 61 grams per filter and protection against harmful gases and vapours, but they do not protect against particles and aerosols.
The EKASTU Gas Filter 200 A1, (Pack of 8 pcs) is a strong choice when weight of Approximately 61 grams per filter matches the workflow. The Evoqua Flushing Filter / Backflow Preventer Combi ¾" is an alternative offering temperature range of Up to 90°C (strainer), up to 65°C (backflow preventer), so the preferred option depends on the required specification and compatibility.
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