RESPIRATORY Air Purifying
Conformable Noseclip
Adjustable Straps
Cool Flow™ Exhalation Valve
Cake-Resistant Filter Media
Advanced Electret Media
Welding Approved Respirators offer unique protective layers that are designed to be flame-resistant as demonstrated per ASTM D2859-96. When choosing a Welding Approved Respirator, 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.
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CSP# 3M# Applications 58338 8515
Workplace applications include welding, soldering, cutting, grinding and sanding.
80650 8512
Workplace applications include welding, soldering and other operations where metal fumes are present.
70014 8212
Workplace applications include welding, soldering and other operations where metal fumes are present.
80651 8514
Workplace applications include welding, soldering and other operations involving metal fumes including those with ozone and nuisance levels of organic vapors.
80647 8214
Workplace applications include welding, soldering and other operations involving metal fumes including those with ozone and nuisance levels of organic vapors.
70015 8233
Workplace applications include lead abatement, pharmaceutical manufacturing, metal pouring and work involving OSHA sub- stance specific particle expo- sures in concentrations up to 10x the OSHA PEL, excluding asbestos. Does not meet ASTM D2859-96.
80649 8293 74
Workplace applications include lead abatement and pharma- ceutical manufacturing. Does not meet ASTM D2859-96.
NIOSH Rating
N95
Exhale Valve
Noseclip
• Faceseal – Soft and secure, conforms closely to face for long-lasting comfort and protection.
• Fully Adjustable Straps – A single tug helps provide a secure fit.
• Advanced Electret Media – Advanced electrostatically-charged microfibers make breathing easier and cooler.
• Odor-Removing Filter Material – Carbon layers remove many nuisance level odors. Models labeled (OV) filter Organic Vapors, while models labeled (AG) filter Acid Gases.
• Cake-Resistant Filter Media – Specially designed filter layers provide longer respirator life and easier breathing.
Welding Approved Respirators
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.
The use of P-Series Respirators is limited only by hygiene, damage and increased breathing resistance.
Face- seal
Adj. Straps
Advanced Electret Media
Odor-
Removing Material
Cake-
Resistant Filter Media
Quantity 1-7 8+ X M —— X — — 10/Box $44.55 42.40 N95 X M —X X — X 10/Box 91.85 87.40
N95
X
S XX X — X
10/Box 94.60 90.00
N95
X M —X X
OV
X
10/Box 108.00 102.75
N95
X
S XX X
OV
X
10/Box 119.70 113.85
N100
X
S —X X — — Each
12.85 12.25
P100
X
S XX X — — Each To Order: M-F, 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. CST 800-356-9100 | Fax: 800-845-9095 |
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14.40 13.70
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