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HOW TO CHOOSE RESPIRATORS?

Views:56     Author:Site Editor     Publish Time: 2021-07-09      Origin:Site






This article is divided into four parts:

1. What is a chemical respirator? 

2. What type of respirator do I need?

3. Disposable Particulate Respirators.

4. Half-mask respirators and full-face chemical respirators.

 


WHAT IS A CHEMICAL RESPIRATOR?

These respirators are sometimes called chemical respirators because they filter
or clean chemical gases and vapors out of the air as you breathe. These
respirators include a full face mask or half mask, and a filter/cartridge (if
the filter is in a metal shell it is called a "canister").

 


WHAT TYPE OF RESPIRATOR DO I NEED?

The type of respirator you need depends on the hazard you are in. The most basic
respirator is a dust mask, which protects against low levels of organic vapors
or other hazards. The next level of protection is a half-mask respirator, which
covers only the nose and mouth completely. However, for certain hazards where
skin irritation or eye irritation is an issue, a full-face respirator may be
required. This type of respirator is sometimes called a chemical respirator for
this reason. You can customize the effectiveness of your respirator by the
cartridge you choose to install. There are cartridges that protect against
acidic gases, organic vapors, or both. Finally, if harmful particulates (very
fine particles that penetrate regular cartridges) are a problem, you'll want to
add an extra layer of protection with a filter attached to the cartridge. We
sell all of these products. Check out our quick product guide below or go
through the product menu above to determine which type of respirator is best for
you.

 


DISPOSABLE PARTICULATE RESPIRATORS

Particulate respirators, sometimes referred to as "dust masks," are the
simplest, least expensive, and least protective type of respirator. These
respirators provide protection against particulate matter only. They do not
protect against chemicals, gases or vapors, and are only suitable for low hazard
levels. The common N95 dust mask is a type of particulate respirator that is
commonly used in hospitals to protect against infectious agents. Particulate
respirators are "air-purifying respirators" because they remove particles from
the air as you breathe. Even if you can't see the particles, there may be too
many in the air for this type of respirator to provide adequate protection.

 


HALF-MASK RESPIRATORS AND FULL-FACE CHEMICAL RESPIRATORS

These respirators are sometimes called chemical respirators because they filter
or clean the air of chemical gases and vapors as you breathe. These
respirators include a full-face mask or half-face mask, and a filter/cartridge
(called a "canister" if the filter is in a metal housing). Straps secure the
mask to the head. The cartridge may have a particle removal filter (this is
often called a P100 filter) combined with the cartridge. It may also have a
charcoal or carbon cartridge to control odors and organic vapors. As the user
inhales, air is pulled through the filter.

 

Gas and chemical respirators are only effective when used with the correct
cartridge and filter for a specific organism or chemical. There are cartridges
that protect against more than one hazard, but there is no "all-in-one" filter
that protects against all substances. You need to know what hazardous substances
you will be exposed to in order to be sure you are choosing the right filter or
cartridge.

 






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