3M Particulate Respirator 8576, P95, with Nuisance Level Acid Gas Relief

Description

This disposable P95 particulate respirator helps provide reliable respiratory protection against certain oil and non oil based particles. The respirator features a carbon layer to remove nuisance levels of acid gases. See product warning for use details.*3M™ Particulate Respirator 8576, P95, respirator is designed0 to help provide reliable respiratory protection of at least 95 percent filtration efficiency against certain oil and non oil based particles. Carbon filter material helps provide relief against nuisance levels of acid gases*. Soft inner material provides added comfort while the cup shape design helps make the respirator feel spacious and durable. M Noseclip adjusts easily for fewer pressure points and greater comfort. The respirator incorporates 3M’s proprietary technology with advanced electrostatically charged microfiber filter media designed for ease of breathing. Braided headbands are designed to help enhance comfort and increase wearability. Recommended applications may include glass etching, chemical processing, paper processing, aluminum smelting, and brewing operations in which particles and nuisance levels of acid gases such as sulphur dioxide, hydrogen fluoride, and/or chlorine may be present. Additional applications include grinding, sanding, sweeping, bagging, and other dusty/oily operations. Note: This respirator is not intended to act as a faceshield or to give benefits beyond helping to improve respiratory protection. Fitted with a 3M™ Cool Flow™ Exhalation Valve, this respirator helps release warm and moist exhaled breath from inside the respirator. This particulate respirator is a NIOSH (National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health) approved P95 respirator for environments containing certain oil and non oil based particles and provides 95% filter efficiency. *3M recommended for relief against nuisance level acid gases. Nuisance levels are less than OHSA PEL or applicable government occupational exposure limits, whicheve