Allegro 9872-61 Papr Sar Headgear Filtration Panels

Product Description

The ALLEGRO 9872-61 is a filtration panel replacement component designed for use with PAPR (Powered Air-Purifying Respirator) and SAR (Supplied-Air Respirator) headgear systems. This part restores the filtration integrity of the facepiece assembly, allowing the respirator to maintain proper airflow and contaminant protection once the original panel has worn or been compromised. At 15 inches in length and weighing 3 pounds, it is a direct-fit accessory intended for installation by safety professionals and industrial hygiene technicians responsible for maintaining respiratory protection equipment in compliance with applicable OSHA and ANSI standards.

This filtration panel is suited for industrial, construction, and hazardous-environment applications where PAPR or SAR headgear is required. It is classified as a facepiece replacement part and is intended for use in environments where routine maintenance of respiratory protection equipment is part of a site safety program. The panel ships in a package quantity of one and is sourced as a replacement accessory for existing headgear assemblies already in service.

Key Features

• Replacement filtration panel restores respiratory protection performance in PAPR and SAR headgear assemblies
• 15-inch length fits the facepiece replacement parts and adapters category
• Sold individually — package quantity of one per order
• Classified under UNSPSC code 46182400 for safety and personal protection equipment
• Accessory type: Facepiece Replacement Parts and Adapters

Compatibility

This filtration panel is compatible with PAPR SAR headgear systems in the Filtration Panels series. Per supplier data, it is intended for use with MSC part 64058902. Verify fitment against your existing headgear assembly before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation of respiratory protection replacement components should be performed by a qualified safety technician or trained respirator program administrator. Power down or depressurize the PAPR or SAR unit fully before disassembling the headgear to replace the filtration panel. Follow the respirator manufacturer's service instructions and applicable OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134 requirements for respirator maintenance, inspection, and recordkeeping. Do not modify the panel or attempt to reuse a panel that has been damaged or contaminated.