Air Purifying RESPIRATORY


Conformable Nose Clip


Respirators for Dusty Conditions


The use of N-Series Respirators is typically limited only by hygiene, damage and increased breathing resistance. However, when working in very dirty or dusty workplaces that may result in high filter loading (200 mg), service time should be limited to 8 hours of continuous or intermittent use, unless an evaluation is done to prove that extended use will not significantly degrade efficiency levels.


Cool Flow™ Exhalation Valve


Three Panel Advanced


Electret Media


When choosing a Respirator for Dusty Conditions, consider the following features:


• 3M™ Cool Flow™ Exhalation Valve – A patented one-way valve for easy exhalation and cool, dry comfort.


• Conformable Noseclip – Standard (S) or M-Noseclip (M) adjusts easily for fewer pressure points.


• Advanced Electret Media – Advanced electrostatically- charged microfibers make breathing easier and cooler.


3M™ Particle Respirator 8200, N95 3M™ Particulate Respirator 8210, N95 • Three Panel – Designed for comfort and convenience.


9210+ 9211+ 3M™ Particulate Respirator 8511, N95 CSP# 3M# Applications 50034 8200 Workplace applications include grinding, sanding, sweeping, 70005 8210 Workplace applications include sanding, sweeping, bagging and polishing. 52502 8210V Workplace applications include grinding, sanding, sweeping, bagging and other dusty operations. 70011 8511 Workplace applications include grinding, sanding, sweeping, bagging, general maintenance and other dusty operations. 51115 9105


Flat-fold style allows for convenient storage prior to use. V-shaped pleats flex with mouth movement for easier talking. Workplace applications include grinding, sanding, sweeping, bagging, general maintenance and other dusty operations.


52512 9210+ Workplace applications include grinding, sanding, sweeping, 52513 9211+ Workplace applications include grinding, sanding, sweeping, Fact Respirator Selection Process


Under NIOSH 42 CFR 84 there are nine classes of filters comprised of three levels of minimum filter efficiency and three categories of resistance to the effects of oil in the workplace.


The three different levels of filtration efficiency are 95%, 99% and 99.97% (100) against the most difficult particle size to filter.


bagging, sawing, woodworking and other dusty applications. bagging, sawing, woodworking and other dusty applications. bagging, sawing, woodworking and other dusty applications. 3M™ VFlex™ 9105, N95 3M™ Particulate Respirator 9210+/9211+, N95


NIOSH Rating


Exhale Valve


Noseclip


Advanced Electret Media


Three Panel


Quantity 1-7 8+ N95 — S —— 20/Box $26.70 25.40 N95 —S X — 20/Box 32.40 30.85 N95 X S X— 10/Box 24.75 23.55 N95 XM X — 10/Box 36.65 35.00 N95 —S X N95 —S X N95 XS X X X X 50/Box 52.60 50.05 20/Box 33.75 32.10 10/Box 29.80 28.35


The three categories of resistance to the effects of oil are: • N – Not resistant to oil • R – Resistant to oil • P – Oil proof


For assistance in selecting the correct respirator, call our Technical Support Team today.


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