Now you can breathe inthe ' dustiest conditions Automatically filters \\ V* /%z / I* harmful dust particles // from the air you breathe Available as a Portable or Vehjcle powered Kjl Vehicle Powered unit Kit : includes a ready-to-wear heavy duty . . model AHI Airstream helmet with chinstrap. There are two kits to choose from — an vehicle power adaptor with the special battery-operated Portable extension lead and plug, spare filters. 1 clear Unit or the Vehicle Powered Unit. and 1 special tinted visor and simple Pnrtahlp Kit operating instructions. roriawie ppirp rnMPL ftp « ♦ Kit includes a ready-to-wear heavy duty phice coMPLhlb sgio* model AHI Airstream Authorised Airstream Distributor a compact nickel cadmium rechargeable — — ... . volt pack with on/off switch, an SC3OO D. G. WStSOII Battery charger, spare filters, extra fuses. 1 153 Waimairi Rd. Christchurch. 4. clear and 1 special tinted visor and simple phnna AfU-OOq operating instructions. rnone ooh ISKS’ SPRAtHELMETS ALSO AVAILABLE,,, .
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Press, 6 November 1984, Page 38
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