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3M™ 8210 Series N95 Particulate Respirator 70070614394
$28.96Supplied in: Box of 20 Each -
3M™ 8511 N95 Particulate Respirator 70070757557
$29.96Supplied in: Each -
3M™ 8233 N100 Particulate Respirator 8233
$12.96Supplied in: Each -
3M™ P95 Particulate Respirator 8577 with Nuisance Level Organic Vapor Relief 8577
$62.55Supplied in: Each -
Moldex® 2300N95 Series Respirators with Exhale Valve
$29.96Supplied in: Each -
3M™ 8246 R95 Particulate Respirator 70070757714
$99.96Supplied in: Each -
3M™ 8247 R95 Particulate Respirator
$109.96Supplied in: Each -
KN95 Face Mask
$114.96Supplied in: Box of 50 Pieces -
Moldex® 2200N95 Series Particulate Respirators
$35.96Supplied in: Box of 20 Each -
Moldex™ 2800N95 Series Particulate Respirators with HandyStrap® 2800N95S
$108.48Supplied in: Each -
Moldex™ 2700N95 Particulate Respirators with HandyStrap® and Ventex® Valve 2700N95S
$36.39Supplied in: Each
Disposable Respirators
Easy-to-use disposable respirators ensure your personnel are safe from airborne irritants
For everyday tasks requiring protection against smoke, dust, and other respiratory irritants, disposable respirators are the equipment of choice. A standard disposable respirator should be designed for ease of use and maximum protection. A respirator that has a filter efficiency of N95 Respirators 95% or greater is ideal. It's wise consider the weight of the equipment when choosing one for your workforce, as heavy respirators can contribute to fatigue, especially when used for extended periods of time.
Due to their convenience and effectivity, disposable respirators are the more common form of respiratory protection equipment. However, being disposable in nature, some important factors should be remembered:
1. Do not use disposable respirators in hazardous environments as these are not tight-fitting.
2. Only use respirators in the environment they were meant to be used in. If you have an N95 respirator, only use this in oil-free environments; for protection against oil-based contaminants, choose an R95 or a P95 respirator.
3. Since using a respirator can make breathing more difficult, people with breathing problems or respiratory illnesses such as emphysema, bronchitis, or even an existing heart condition should first consult with a physician.
4. Once soiled, disposable respirators should be discarded as these cannot be effectively cleaned.
5. Once a disposable respirator becomes ineffective, i.e. it becomes increasingly difficult to breathe, it should be replaced.
