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The Classic Respirator Series provides lightweight, comfortable and
effective respiratory protection against particulates. The cupped
shape, twin strap design, nose foam and nose clip help to provide
comfort and fit over a range of face sizes.

Features and Benefits

Materials:

The outer layer uses soft P.P cloth, and the back has a PU nose pad.

Use Case:

Protection against particulate matters generated during construction,
mining, casting, wood processing, electronics, pharmaceuticals,
material handling and sanding. Particularly suitable for hot and
humid working.

Features and Benefits:

Comfort

• Adjustable nose clip helps reduce eyewear fogging and ensures a
better seal and fit
• Two point latex free straps help to provide a secure fit
• Comfortable, lightweight, off-the-face design

Safety

• Reliable, effective protection against particles
• Durable, collapse resistant inner shell
• Effective removal of heat and moisture build up provides a cooler
and more comfortable wear
• Removes exhaled air and minimizes the risk of misting eyewear

AA UNION™ High Performance Filter Media

• Effective filtration combined with low breathing resistance
• Consistent high quality performance

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Can someone recommend a good dust collection system for a small workshop?

Ok, give some more details about what you need it for. For example, some dust collectors are designed for wood dust, others for metal dust, sometimes both. I usually work with wood only, but in some cases I can also work with metal so my dust collector is capable of handling both. As a rule of thumb if it can handle metal dust, then chances are it’s more than capable of handling wood. I at first was unsure on what to get so I had to read a lot of dust collector reviews in order to help my decision.

Originally Posted by Demixl

Ok, give some more details about what you need it for. For example, some dust collectors are designed for wood dust, others for metal dust, sometimes both. I usually work with wood only, but in some cases I can also work with metal so my dust collector is capable of handling both. As a rule of thumb if it can handle metal dust, then chances are it’s more than capable of handling wood. I at first was unsure on what to get so I had to read a lot of dust collector reviews in order to help my decision.

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