Description
3M 6000 Series Reusable Half Face Respirator (6100, 6200, and 6300)
Built for comfort and convenience, the 3M™ 6000 Series reusable respirators are made from soft, lightweight materials, and the adjustable features help provide a secure, personalized fit. The ergonomic placement of the 3M™ respirator filters helps improve visibility on the job and promotes a more balanced feel for the wearer, and the respirator itself can be disassembled, cleaned, and reused.
Compatible with a wide variety of NIOSH-approved 3M respirator cartridges and filters to help protect your workforce from certain particulates, gases and vapors. When used with 3M™ respirator filters and cartridges, this respirator may help provide respiratory protection at concentrations up to ten times the OSHA Permissible Exposure Limit (PEL). This half face respirator is also compatible with the 3M™ TR-600 and TR-800 powered air purifying systems and Dual Airline supplied air systems.
- The swept back design of the cartridges improves balance and visibility.
- Can be disassembled, cleaned and reused easily.
- Includes resealable storage. Extending use and decreasing expenses.
- Very light-weight and features easy to adjust head straps.
- Getting started:
- Choose from Medium (up to 5' 10"), or Large (over 5' 10") Half Face Safety Respirator.
- If you need Particulate protection - get a 2-pack of the: 3M 2071 (N95), 3M 2091 (P100), or 3M 2097 (P100 with Nuisance Level Organic Vapor Relief).
- If you need Vapor protection, get a 2-pack of the: 3M 6001 (Organic Vapor) or 3M 6003 (Organic Vapor/Acid Gas) cartridges.
Accessories (sold separately):
- Organic Vapor Cartridge offers protection from certain organic vapors.
- Organic Vapor/Acid Gas Cartridge offers protection from certain organic vapors, chlorine, hydrogen chloride, sulfur dioxide, hydrogen sulfide and hydrogen fluoride.
- The filter retainer keeps the 5N11 and 5P71 filter in place when used in conjunction with a 3M 6000 series cartridge.
- 2 filter retainers are needed per respirator.
3M 5N11, N95 Particulate Air Filter
- N95 Air Filter for use with 3M 6000 Series Cartridges. Suitable for applications where gases and vapors with particulates are found. Such as spray painting, lacquering, non-oil pesticide spraying and lab settings.
- 2 filters are needed per respirator.
3M 5P71, P95 Particulate Air Filter
- P95 Air Filter for use with 3M 6000 Series Cartridges to provide protection against certain oil and non-oil containing gases and vapors.
- Suitable for spray painting, lacquering, petrochemical and chemical manufacturing, boat manufacturing, paper processing, pesticide spraying, agriculture settings, and lab settings.
- 2 filters are needed per respirator.
3M 2071, P95 Particulate Air Filter
- Specially designed carbon layers provide respiratory protection.
- Protects from liquid or oil based particles that do not also emit harmful vapors.
- Protects from metal fumes produced from welding, brazing or cutting and other operations that involve heating metals.
- Protects from solids, such at those found in the processing of coal, iron ore, cotton, flour and minerals.
- Do not use for sandblasting, asbestos abatement or where gases and vapor exceed the OSHA PEL.
3M 2091, P100 Particulate Air Filter
- P100 Particulate Air Filter. Protects against certain oil and non-oil based particles, including lead, asbestos, cadmium, arsenic, and MDA.
- Flame and water resistant; good for many different applications: agriculture, construction, general manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, primary metals, welding, brazing, torch cutting, metal pouring, and soldering.
3M 2097, P100 Particulate Air Filter with Nuisance Level Organic Vapor Relief
- P100 Particulate Air Filter. Protects against certain oil and non-oil based particles, including lead, asbestos, cadmium, arsenic, and MDA.
- Carbon layers provide relief against nuisance levels of organic vapors that are below the OSHA Permissible Exposure Level (PEL).
- Flame, water, and abrasion resistant; good for many different applications: agriculture, construction, general manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, primary metals, welding, brazing, torch cutting, metal pouring, soldering, undercoating, chemical manufacturing.
3M 6000 Series Half Face Respirator Data Sheet
FAQ
3M 600 Series FAQ
Q. What size do I need?
A. The size Medium will generally fit 80% of the population. You'll more or less know if you need a size larger based on your previous experiences with hats, glasses, helmets, etc.
Q. I bought a reusable respirator. Now what do I need?
A. You’ll want a 3M 6000 series cartridges for specific gases and vapors, 3M 2000 series filters for particulates (such as dust, fumes, mist, smoke, mold, bacteria, etc), or a convenient combination Cartridge & Filter unit for protection from both. If you don’t see the combined unit you need, you can make it by buying the appropriate 3M 6000 series cartridge, the appropriate 3M 5000 series filter, and then a 3M 501 filter retainer to clamp them together. And if you’re not exactly sure what level of protection or parts you need, give us a call at 800-899-1255.
Q. When should I replace my cartridge or filter?
A. Gas/vapor cartridges should be replaced: when passed the expiry date, after 6 months from opening (even if unused), as soon as contaminants can be smelt or tasted (called “breakthrough”), or in accordance with your company’s established Filter Change Schedule. Certain filters will specify different replacement instructions as well. As a note, Breakthrough – where the sorbent filter material becomes saturated and starts letting in contaminants – is an unreliable method for changing cartridges and OHSA mandates that employers have a cartridge change schedule in place, so that they can be replaced prior to losing their effectiveness.
Particulate filters will eventually clog up, so they should be changed when it becomes difficult to breathe regularly. Dirty or damaged filters should also be replaced.
Q. What is the shelf life of my cartridge?
A. Cartridges, if stored unopened in their original packaging and directly away from sunlight, humidity, and high temperature will last five years from date of manufacture. Once opened, they start absorbing contaminants from the general environment and will have a maximum use time of 6 months (even if unused). And, once in service, actual service life will be affected and determined by use conditions such as: contaminant and contaminant concentration, breathing rate, humidity level, temperature, ventilation, etc.
Q. How should I store respirators, cartridges, and filters?
A. Cleaned Respirators and components should be stored in a sealed, airtight bag or container and placed in a cool and dry environment away from contaminated atmospheres. You can’t turn a respirator off; it’ll even filter ambient air if you let it, so extend its life with proper storage.
