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Supplies air through a 50 ft neoprene hose for SAR systems with NIOSH approval
This MSA airline hose is a 50 ft neoprene rubber supply line built for supplied-air respirator systems. It carries NIOSH approval for respiratory protection applications. The hose delivers breathing air from a regulated source to the facepiece in industrial environments.
Verify that your supplied-air respirator system accepts this hose length and fitting type before ordering. Ensure the air source provides the pressure and flow rate the respirator requires. Check that neoprene material suits the chemicals and temperatures in your work area.
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| Brand name | MSA |
| Product type | Bags |
The hose is supplied as a 50 ft length of neoprene rubber; any required couplers or fittings for your SAR system are sold separately.
This listing is for the 50 ft version; other lengths would carry a different part number and are not included under the 455022 designation.
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