Disposable Ffp Face Mask with Exhalation Valve

• Filter Rating: Normal
• Material: Non-Woven
• Style: Headloop
• Age Group: Adult
• Available Times: Reusable
• Shape: Foldable
• Color: White
• Packing: 20PCS/Dispenser Box, 20bxes/CTN, 400PCS/CTN
• Transport Package: Carton
• Specification: 17.5*9.2cm; 14.5*9.2cm
• Trademark: OEM/VMED
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 6307900000

Product Description

 

Specification of FFP2 mask
Model No.		VFM15				Usage		Safety & Protective
Material		Muti-layered nonpoisonous,non-allergic,non-stimulating				Logo Printing		Without Logo Printing
Trademark		Vench				Color		White/Carbon
Style		Cone type with valve or without valve				Size		Adult's Size 17.5*9.2cm(±0.2cm), Children's Size 14.5*9.2cm(±0.2cm) , or as required
Certified		FDA,CE,ISO				Transport Package		20pcs/dispenser box,20bxes/ctn,400pcs/ctn
HS Code		6307900000				Standard		Meet the international quality criteria(EUROPE)   EN149:2001CE

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Aerosols and fine particles are two of the most treacherous health risks in a working environment and are nearly invisible in our breathing air. Filtering facepieces offer protection in three classes against these dangers: FFP1, FFP2 and FFP3.

FAQ

Q:The importance of respiratory protection.

A: Dangerous particles can cause cancer or may be radioactive; others harm the respiratory system.
Contact throughout decades may cause development of serious conditions. In the best case, all workers are confronted with are upsetting smells.

Filtering facepieces offer protection in three classes against aqueous oily aerosols, smoke, and fine particles during work. Their protective function conforms to EU norm EN 149. This kind of facepiece is also known as particle-filtering half mask or fine particle mask and they are divided into the protection classes FFP1, FFP2 and FFP3.

Q: How does a respirator mask work?

A: Filtering facepieces protect from respirable dust, smoke, and aqueous fog (aerosols), however they offer no protection from vapor and gas. The classifying system consists of the three FFP classes, the abbreviation FFP stands for "filtering facepiece".

A respirator mask covers mouth and nose and is constructed of various filter materials and the mask itself. Their use is mandatory in working environments exceeding the occupational exposure limit value (OEL). This is the maximal concentration of dust, smoke, and/or aerosols in our breathing air that won't result in harm to health. In case of transgression, respirator masks must be worn.

Q: Against what do respirator masks protect?

A: Depending on the total leakage and filtering of particle sizes up to 0.6 μm, respirator masks ranging from FFP1 through FFP2 to FFP3 offer breathing protection for various concentrations of pollutants. The total leakage comes about based on the filter penetration and leakages in the mouth and nose area. 

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