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Powered Air Purifying Use Appropriate Filter/Cartridge Self Contained Breathing • Carbon Monoxide • Grain Handling Particulate Filter N95 • Hydrogen Sulfide (manure pits) • Livestock & Poultry Confinement Use as Pre Filter • Methane • Pesticides Supplied Air with Cartridges • Silo entry • Woodworking • Carbon Monoxide • Fumigation (enclosed areas) *Not for use in an oxygen • Hydrogen Sulfide deficient environment • Methane • Manure Pits • Paint

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