Esselte 20-322 Business Paper White 50-Sheet Dozen
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Hard plastic filter cover protects compatible Versaflo cartridges
The 3M TR-6500FC filter cover is designed for workers who use Versaflo TR-6510N, TR-6530N or TR-6590N cartridges. It provides a protective shell that shields the filter media from physical damage during use. This accessory is not intended for respiratory systems that accept other cartridge models or filter types.
The cover is moulded from hard plastic and measures 20 7/8 in length to fit the specified cartridges. It adds a durable outer layer without altering the cartridge’s airflow path or filtration efficiency. No powered components or electronic features are included.
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Align the hard plastic cover over the TR-6510N cartridge and press firmly until it clicks securely into place; the step often missed is verifying the audible click that confirms full engagement.
Inspect the hard plastic cover regularly for cracks, warping or damaged clips; replace it immediately if any damage is found to maintain a proper seal with TR-6530N or TR-6590N cartridges.
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