Respiradores para soldadores Beta
Los respiradores Beta XFA, SFA y PFA proporcionan aire respirable limpio y fresco, ya sea desde una unidad de filtrado a batería PFU 210e con una libertad de movimiento inmejorable en el puesto de trabajo, o una solución de aire respirable suministrado en la que RSA 230 regula el flujo del aire.
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Respiración fácil
Su diseño de presión positiva permite respirar sin esfuerzo y evita la entrada de humos de soldadura peligrosos.
Aire respirable limpio y seguro
Los filtros de alta eficacia bloquean no menos del 98 % de las partículas en el aire.
Seguridad para usos múltiples
Protección superior para procesos de soldadura, tachonado, corte, rectificado e inspección
El respirador de soldadura ofrece comodidad y protección ligera
Los NUEVOS respiradores de soldadura de la serie Beta e mejorados proporcionan aire respirable limpio y fresco, ya sea desde una unidad filtro alimentada por batería PFU 210e que ofrece una libertad de movimiento óptima alrededor del espacio de trabajo, o una solución de aire respirable suministrado donde el flujo de aire está regulado desde el RSA 230.
Aunque la conexión al RSA230 controla más estrechamente la libertad de movimiento a un área local, las soluciones de aire suministrado se adaptan a aplicaciones en las que se pueden acumular gases de soldadura y protección desplazando el aire respirable.
Los modelos de respirador de soldadura Beta PFA/SFA/XFA están certificados para una fuga interna máxima permisible del 2 % y al conectarse a la unidad de filtrado PFU 210e ofrecen la opción de filtrado combinado de gases y partículas.
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