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3M Scott – Elsa Escape-Sprint
The ELSA Escape-Sprint is an escape breathing apparatus that provides a constant supply of air for rapid escape from hazardous environments. Contact us for all the purchase, hire and servicing options available!
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3M Scott – Elsa Escape-Sprint
The 3M Scott ELSA Escape-Sprint (Emergency Life Support Apparatus) is an escape breathing apparatus which provides a constant supply of air for rapid escape from hazardous industrial and marine environments.
Intended for rapid escape from hazardous industrial and marine environments, the ELSA Escape-Sprint Emergency Life Support Apparatus is designed to be simple to use and robust, ensuring maximum protection in escape situations. The ELSA Sprint is a positive pressure escape set, conforming to European Standard EN 402:2003 and is available as a soft hooded or full face variant, as well as standard and anti-static variants.
key features
- Breathing apparatus provides a constant supply of air for quick escape from hazardous industrial and marine environments
- Automatic and manual activation
- Available in hooded and facemask versions
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- Designed for reliability, robustness and ease of use for maximum protection in an escape situation
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10 and 15 minute versions of Elsa Sprint are available
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