Disposable Recovery Vac Bags (#T80093) for the IPC Eagle Pulsar Vacuum
These disposable bags are used to recover toxic materials from the Pulsar mold, lead & asbestos recovery vacuum. They line the cloth bag inside the Pulsar, which can be found in our critical filter vacuums department.
Each pack of bags comes with 3 disposable paper bags. The bag is an integral part of the recovery system, along with the cloth bag, and the HEPA cartridge filter. Make sure to replace each paper bag after the recovery of toxic materials and the job is finished. This will limit the possibility of these toxic materials being reintroduced into the environment.
Each pack of bags comes with 3 disposable paper bags. The bag is an integral part of the recovery system, along with the cloth bag, and the HEPA cartridge filter. Make sure to replace each paper bag after the recovery of toxic materials and the job is finished. This will limit the possibility of these toxic materials being reintroduced into the environment.
$16.10
Original: $45.99
-65%Disposable Recovery Vac Bags (#T80093) for the IPC Eagle Pulsar Vacuum—
$45.99
$16.10
Description
These disposable bags are used to recover toxic materials from the Pulsar mold, lead & asbestos recovery vacuum. They line the cloth bag inside the Pulsar, which can be found in our critical filter vacuums department.
Each pack of bags comes with 3 disposable paper bags. The bag is an integral part of the recovery system, along with the cloth bag, and the HEPA cartridge filter. Make sure to replace each paper bag after the recovery of toxic materials and the job is finished. This will limit the possibility of these toxic materials being reintroduced into the environment.
Each pack of bags comes with 3 disposable paper bags. The bag is an integral part of the recovery system, along with the cloth bag, and the HEPA cartridge filter. Make sure to replace each paper bag after the recovery of toxic materials and the job is finished. This will limit the possibility of these toxic materials being reintroduced into the environment.
