REBEL Gas Filter Cartridges Large A1

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Introducing our range of cartridges designed to complement our Reusable Half Mask Double Cartridge Respirator for optimal safety and performance. Available in three variants, Large A1, A1, and ABEK1, these cartridges are crafted to filter out a wide range of harmful gases and particulates, ensuring a high level of protection in various environments. The Large A1 and A1 cartridges are ideal for organic gases and vapours, while the ABEK1 cartridge provides protection against organic, inorganic, acid gases, and ammonia derivatives. Our cartridges are easy to attach using the bayonet system, enabling quick and secure fitting. Enhance the effectiveness of your TPE mask with our reliable cartridges, tailored to meet your specific safety requirements.

Brands: Rebel Safety Gear

SKU: RE-GFILT-LG-A1

Type of Protection: A1 filters, including the large variant, protect against organic gases and vapors with a boiling point above 65°C. Common examples include:

Many solvents (e.g., toluene, xylene, acetone)

Some paints, varnishes, and adhesives

Certain fuels

Key Features (likely, as specific details might vary):

Designed for use with compatible respirators (likely REBEL brand).

Bayonet fitting system for secure attachment.

“Large” size indicates potentially higher capacity or longer service life.

Replaceable cartridges.

Important Considerations:

Not for all hazards: A1 filters, regardless of size, are not a universal solution. They will not protect you from:

Inorganic gases (e.g., chlorine, hydrogen sulfide)

Acid gases (e.g., hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid)

Ammonia or its derivatives

Carbon monoxide

Particulates (unless combined with a particulate pre-filter)

Proper Use is Essential:

Must be used with a correctly fitting respirator.

Replace regularly according to manufacturer instructions or if you detect breakthrough (smell the contaminant).

Use in well-ventilated areas with sufficient oxygen (at least 19.5%).

Consult a Professional: If you’re unsure about the specific hazards you face, the appropriate respirator, or the correct filter type, consult a qualified safety professional. They can assess your situation and recommend the right equipment.

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