High-Altitude 3M Adflo Turbo Assembly -- Occupational Health & Safety

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High-Altitude 3M Adflo Turbo Assembly

Experience the benefits of our new 3M Adflo Turbo Assembly with High Altitude Compensation. With this version, you can work at altitudes from sea level up to approximately 10,000 feet with the HE filter and up to approximately 5,000 feet when using the OV/AG cartridge. Booth 1401

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