Respiratory Protection

3M Safety

SKU: LM-2071-CASE

3M 2071 P95 Particulate Air Filter, 2/pack, 50 Pairs/case

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3M Safety

SKU: 8210

3M 8210 N95 Particulate Respirator, 20/box

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3M Safety

SKU: LB8511

3M 8511 N95 Respirator with Valve, 10/box

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3M Safety

SKU: 3M-2091-CASE

3M 2091, P100 Particulate Filter, 2/pack, 50 packs/case

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3M Safety

SKU: LM-2097-P100

3M 2097, P100 Particulate Air Filter with Nuisance Level Organic Vapor Relief, 2/pack

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3M Safety

SKU: LAG-54143

3M 8233 N100 Respirator Mask, each

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$12.59
3M Safety

SKU: LAG-8200

3M 8200 N95 Dust Respirator, 20/box

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Honeywell

SKU: L7580-P100

Honeywell North P100 All-Particulate Filter Cartridge, 2/pack

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3M Safety

SKU: BOCS6001

3M 6001 Cartridge, Organic Vapor, 2/pack

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3M Safety

SKU: LM-60926-P100

3M 60926 Multi Gas/Vapor Cartridge & P100 Particulate Filter, 2/pack

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3M Safety

SKU: LM-5P71-07194

3M 5P71 P95 Particulate Air Filter

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Moldex

SKU: LAG-2200N95

Moldex 2200 N95 Particulate Respirator, 20/box

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Respiratory Protection

Dust Masks and Respirators are considered essential protective equipment in many industries where excessive dust and air particles can seriously damage workers' lungs and respiratory systems. Regardless of your choice of protection, always choose a NIOSH-approved respirator or dust mask suitable for your environmental hazard. Respirators and face masks both play the same role of protecting the wearer from liquid and airborne particles contaminating their face. A surgical mask is not a suitable replacement for a respirator.

With the onset of COVID-19, there were widespread shortages of N95 masks. Medical professionals who manage respiratory issues in healthcare institutions use respirators to protect themselves from infectious illnesses. Whereas manufacturers, contractors, and cleanrooms use respiratory protection in compliance with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Protecting your health is the aim of the guidelines. Ensure your application has the proper protection by choosing the right respirator.

Respiratory protection must be suited to the environment that relates to its use. That simple dust mask used for woodworking will not protect against paint fumes. And, when painting with oil, it is important to ensure your filter is rated P to be resistant to oil. No matter the mask or rating, the fit must be secure. Typically, an N95 is easier to wear comfortably, whereas an R99 or P99 increases breathing fatigue due to the higher degree of filtration.

What is respiratory protection?

Respiratory protection refers to devices such as masks, respirators, and breathing apparatuses that protect the wearer from inhaling harmful substances like dust, fumes, vapors, gases, and infectious particles.

When is respiratory protection necessary?

Respiratory protection is necessary in environments where harmful particles, gases, or infectious diseases are present and can't be adequately controlled by other means like ventilation or process control.

What's the difference between a mask and a respirator?

While both face masks and respirators provide a barrier between the wearer and potential contaminants, respirators generally offer higher protection. They are designed to filter out specific contaminants such as dust and debris.

Can respiratory protection completely eliminate exposure to harmful substances?

While respiratory protective devices greatly reduce exposure, they can't eliminate the risks associated with breathing in harmful substances, particularly if not properly fitted or used. They should be part of a comprehensive safety program.

What types of industries require respiratory protection?

Many industries require respiratory protection, including healthcare, construction, painting, agriculture, chemical processing, firefighting, and others where harmful substances may be inhaled. Although healthcare workers generally wear face masks, protection from highly infectious diseases requires respiratory protection.

Where to buy respiratory protection?

To help you overcome occupational hazards, Harmony Lab & Safety Supplies offers a range of respiratory protection. Our product specialists can fit the respirator to your application and ensure your safety. Check out our comprehensive range of products to protect anyone exposed to harmful dust, fumes, gases, vapors, or infectious diseases.

Disposable Respirators

Dust Masks

Reusable Respirators

Filters and Cartridges

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3M 2071 P95 Particulate Air Filter, 2/pack, 50 Pairs/case

3M 8210 N95 Particulate Respirator, 20/box

3M 8511 N95 Respirator with Valve, 10/box

3M 2091, P100 Particulate Filter, 2/pack, 50 packs/case

3M 2097, P100 Particulate Air Filter with Nuisance Level Organic Vapor Relief, 2/pack

3M 8233 N100 Respirator Mask, each

3M 8200 N95 Dust Respirator, 20/box

Honeywell North P100 All-Particulate Filter Cartridge, 2/pack

3M 6001 Cartridge, Organic Vapor, 2/pack

3M 60926 Multi Gas/Vapor Cartridge & P100 Particulate Filter, 2/pack

3M 5P71 P95 Particulate Air Filter

Moldex 2200 N95 Particulate Respirator, 20/box