Weldclass Replacement Blower Unit with Battery for PROMAX R50 PAPR Respirator WC-06697 Patternmaker Includes Abrasive Sleeve (as pictured) TPI:13TPI

Name: Weldclass Replacement Blower Unit with Battery for PROMAX R50 PAPR Respirator WC-06697 Patternmaker Includes Abrasive Sleeve (as pictured) TPI:13TPI
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 10880012182
Price: 357.70 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5715 (21 reviews)

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Description

Weldclass Replacement Blower Unit with Battery for PROMAX R50 PAPR Respirator WC 06697 Patternmaker Includes Abrasive Sleeve (as pictured) TPI:13TPI Includes Abrasive Sleeve (as pictured) Main handle: D Handle as used with Promax 680R and Promax 850R respirator welding helmets Replacement filters and other spare parts to suit Promax R50 PAPR Respirator

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