MSA G1 SCBA Eclipse Cylinders Usage type:4500 PSIG, 45 min., low profile, threaded, locking, less air PART# 10204971 The Low Flow Sampling Controller

Name: MSA G1 SCBA Eclipse Cylinders Usage type:4500 PSIG, 45 min., low profile, threaded, locking, less air PART# 10204971 The Low Flow Sampling Controller
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 99738311431
Price: 1065.20 USD
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MSA G1 SCBA Eclipse Cylinders Usage type:4500 PSIG, 45 min., low profile, threaded, locking, less air PART# 10204971 The Low Flow Sampling Controller The Low Flow Sampling Controller is used to monitor and regulate low flow sampling (Fractional Flow®) as low as 40 mLs per minute Device Requirements Standard on all MSA Air Masks Customized

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