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PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENTS
| Stock No. | CAS | MSDS | Specification | COA |
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| NS6130-10-1116 | N/A |
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High Purity Innovative Materials
Respiratory Mask Dual Channel and Face Mask
NS1116
| Product | Respiratory Mask Dual Channel / Face Mask Respiratory Protection | |
| Stock No. | NS6130-10-1116 | |
| Product Type | Dust and other Particles | |
| Available Size | Standard | |
| Respirator Style | Cup | |
| Industry | Repair and Operation (MRO), Mining, Oil & Gas, Pharmaceutical, Transportation | |
| Recommended | Automotive, Construction, Food & Beverage Manufacturing, Manufacturing, Military Maintenance | |
| Exhalation Valve | Yes | |
| Faceseal / Nosefoam | Nosefoam | |
| Aerosol Type | Non-Oil | |
| Individually Wrapped | No | |
| Flame Resistance (ASTM D2859-96) | No | |
| Nuisance Odor Relief (< OSHA PEL) | N/A | |
| Quality Control | Each lot of Respiratory Mask Dual Channel / Face Mask Respiratory Protection was tested successfully. | |
| Main Inspect Verifier | Manager QC | |
Expert Reviews
Dr. Steven Atkinson,Professor, (University of Nottingham,UK)
The features of Personal Protective Equipment approved filtering facepiece particulate respirator ■ Cool Flow Exhalation Valve ■ Compatible with a variety of protective eyewear and hearing protection ■ Adjustable noseclip reduces potential for eyewear fogging and helps ensure a better seal and fit. ■ Two-strap design with stapled dual point attachment helps provide a secure fit. ■ Suggested applications: Grinding, Sanding, Sweeping, Bagging and other dusty operations.
Dr. Ms. Huian Ruan, (Taungoo Technological University, Myanmar)
As an employer, you have a legal responsibility under all the Regulations listed in paragraphs 36–39 to control substances hazardous to health in your workplace, and to prevent and adequately control your employees’ exposure to those substances. Provision of Protective face mask may be necessary as part of your control regime.
Dr. Marco Ferro,MD PhD, (University of Nordland Bodø, Norway)
This guidance has been prepared by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) in consultation with industry: employers, trade unions and trade associations. Hazardous substances can be present in the air as particles (solid or liquid), vapour or gas. Under certain conditions, they can exist in more than one form at the same time (eg during paint spraying). You need to identify the form of the hazardous substances in the air to select the right Fine Dust Respirator.
Dr. Guowei Kwong, PhD, (Ho Chi Minh City University of Science, Vietnam)
There are various types of Personal Protective Equipment and they all rely on filter material to remove the hazard. The filter material will be different depending on the hazardous substance and its form. There are two basic filter types available: ■ particle filters, Respiratory mask ■ gas/vapour filters Remember that airborne liquids in the form of fine sprays and mists and solid materials, including dusts, fibres, smoke and fume, require a particle filter.
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Terence Mitchell, PhD, (ICAI School of Engineering Madrid, Spain)
It is important that employers and workers understand the significant differences between these two types of personal protective equipment/ Protective face mask. The decision whether or not to require workers to use either surgical masks or respirators must be based upon a hazard analysis of the workers’ specific work environments and the different protective properties of each type of personal protective equipment.