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3M 9913 FFP1 Cup-Shaped Unvalved Dust/Mist/Nuisance Odour Respirator - case of 102

£462.92 excl. VAT
£555.50
incl. VAT

SKU - 1205473

SKU -

1205473

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Provides relief from nuisance levels of organic vapours and respiratory protection against low levels of fine dusts and mists

Relieves irritation: designed to offer relief from the irritation of low levels of specific gases and vapours, often present alongside particulate hazards
Reliable, effective protection against fine particulates
Activated carbon layer provides relief from low levels of specific gases and vapours
Durable collapse resistant inner shell
Good fit over a wide range of face sizes provided by convex shape, nose clip and twin-strap design
Comfortable, lightweight off-the-face design
Yellow colour coded straps denote FFP1 protection level

Standard: EN149:2001 FFP1

Approval: CE Marked

Maximum use concentration: Particulates: 4 x WEL* and below WEL for organic vapours

*Workplace Exposure Limit

We have compiled our most asked questions into our blog and information database called Camblab. Below you will find any relevant posts and external links to Camblab, where we will explain topics in more information.

What is the difference between FFP1, FFP2 and FFP3 disposable masks?

Whats the difference between valved and unvalved respirator masks?

Does my respirator mask need to be fit tested?

Safe disposal of PPE and potentially contaminated waste from Covid-19 exposure

Sterilisation of Respirator Masks

What’s the difference between surgical and respirator masks?

Fit Testing Requirements

If your company uses tight-fitting respiratory protective equipment (RPE) then a fit test is a legal requirement. The fit test functions to ensure the mask correctly fits the wearer’s face and therefore is able to provide its stated respiratory protection. Ill-fitting masks will not have the required tight seal and are leaky and vulnerable to bypass by contaminants. Mask types that require a fit test are:

Disposable respirators (Qualitative or Quantitative test)
Re-useable half face masks (Qualitative or Quantitative test)
Re-useable full face masks (Quantitative test only)