GAS MASK WITH PANORAMIC VISOR MODEL TG06 (INCLUDES FILTER) FOR MILITARY USE AND CIVIL DEFENCE

Gas mask with panoramic visor model TG 06 for military and civil defense use
 
The panoramic lens is made of high quality polycarbonate for clear images and impact resistance.
The lens is treated with anti-fog on the inside and anti-scratch on the outside (ATTENTION - the treatment offers improved scratch resistance but does not guarantee that the lenses will not be scratched regardless of the conditions).
The glasses are compatible with eyeglasses.
The outer surface of the lenses resists impact with particles of small mass and high speed, splashes of molten metal, chemical vapors, dust.
 
Product destination: Usable mainly in hospitals, research laboratories, in military missions where there is a risk of gas attacks, etc.
 
Important parameters:
The flexible gasket allows a correct seal on the wearer's face, easy to bend, with a smooth contact surface that ensures a good tightness for protection during inspection activities, consultations, preventing contamination of the skin and ophthalmic mucous membranes with bodily fluids.
High transparency and wide field of view.
The mask is reused after disinfection with disinfectant liquids, gels, foams.
The panoramic viewfinder must be wiped with microfiber cloths to protect the lens from scratches.
 
Technical specifications:
Gas mask type: "full face"
Mask body: thermoplastic elastomer
The gas mask has a panoramic visor made of polycarbonate.
Grip and adjustment straps: removable rubber grip and adjustment straps that ensure a quick and secure fit.
Resistance to: heat, impact and chemicals
Filter cartridge: included
Filter cartridge type:
 
a. Ensure protection against the following industrial noxes (in accordance with standard EN 14387/2004 and SR EN 136/2002 or equivalent)
1. Organic gases, organic vapors, solvents, hydrocarbons C6H12 nox concentration 0.5% protection time 35min
2. Inorganic gases, cyanic compounds, hydrogen sulphide vapors, chlorine, nitrogen and sulfur oxides H2S nox concentration 0.5% protection time 35min
3. CI2 noxa concentration 0.5 protection time 20min
4. HCN noxa concentration 0.5 protection time 25min
5. NO2 concentration noxa 0.25 protection time 20min
6. SO2 noxa concentration 0.5 protection time 20min
7. Ammonia NH3 nox concentration 0.5 protection time 50 min
 
b. Ensure protection against gaseous, liquid and solid combat toxic substances, as follows:
 
b1. S.T.L. neuroparalytic: sarin;
 
b2.S.T.L. general toxics: hydrocyanic acid
 
b3. S.T.L. irritants: CS, CN
1. penetration coefficient: <0.005% at 30L/min
2. inhalation resistance: <186 Pa at 30L/min
3. exhalation resistance: <90 Pa at 30L/min
The filter cartridges ensure a connection to the gas mask according to the SR EN 148 - 1 standard or equivalent.
Mask weight: 490 grams
Connection to the mask: thread
Filter weight: 370 grams
Equipped with an efficient filter that can filter toxic gases and aerosol particles except carbon monoxide
 
Storage temperature: between -40 and +60 degrees Celsius
Working temperature: between -25 and +60 degrees Celsius
Packaging: cardboard packaging
 
The package contains:
1. Mask with panoramic visor
2. Filter cartridge
3. Textile protective bag
 
Erroneously called a gas mask, it is a protection against certain types of weapons: chemical, biological, radiological, but not against radioactive agents.
This is worn on the face to protect the entrances of the respiratory tract (mouth, nose) and eyes as well as other sensitive tissues of the face.
The gas protection mask consists of a mask and a filter, this being a breathing apparatus with purified air, unlike breathing apparatus.
 
Toxic substances in the air (for example, chlorine), liquid or solid aerosols (for example, mustard gas, used during the First World War) and types of biological impurities: bacteria, viruses, toxins or spores, with all these threats, most filters are able to counteract them.
There are gas masks: nuclear, radiological, bacteriological and chemical.
 
They were used for the first time in the First World War when Germany started the gas attacks.