I have 3M 7502 Half Facepiece Respirator use 5N11 Particulate Filter. Can I use this Particulate Filter on my Half Facepiece Respirator?
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I don't believe so. The 5N11 is designed to work with a 5,000 and 6,000 series cartridge not a 7,000 which is what you have. Hope this helps.
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The mask can be used for gas filtration however what is also important isthetype of cartridge. If you are goin to use gas please use the 3m cartridge multi gas part no. 60926. It is recommended for most types of gases. Also please refer to 3m website for further information. Hope this is helpful. My husband uses it for staining wooden furniture and the smell does not affect him.
810028
I don't know about micron ratings. If my mask is rated 3 microns, then I suspect it would not protect against 2.5 micron particles.
503326
Great question! Yes the SRP 55mm adapter will work with any 55mm threaded filter. We hope this answers your question.Thanks!
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They are both P100 filters "NIOSH Approved - At least 99.97% filtration efficiency" but you should check 3M's website for exact info. Link below you'll find docs and specs on each. http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/en_US/3M-PPE-Safety-Solutions/Personal-Protective-Equipment/Products/Product-Catalog/~/Cartridges-Filters-for-3M-Half-and-Full-Facepiece-Respirators-6000-Series-7500-Series-7800S-Series-and-FF-400-Series?N=3294355784+3294529207+8690968+5549793&rt=rud
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Elizabeth-This is a particulate filter, it will NOT remove ANY odor as there is no activated charcoal to remove odors. I would recommend a nuisance filter mask as a minimum. A half face respirator would be a better choice. Also, if the odors are that strong, I would look at the MSDS for the fragrances and look into better ventilation as part of the solution. The fragrance manufacturer should be able to recommend what type of respirator cartrige would be best.
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Hi. I went through the same thing and checked the 3M site. For the mask you may buy different kinds of filters. The one that is for dust, like for a woodworker, has a filter inside that looks like a cars air filter. The one for chemicals has a different filter inside and you may use these pre-filters. Put one of each cartridge facing up. They fit into the ridge around the filter and a cover keeps them in place. Hopefully I've been reasonably clear otherwise feel free to ping me again.
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sorry, but I don't know if it will fit another respirator. I do know there are different cartridges/filters based on what you want to filter (particulates/dust vs. fumes/vapors. I think this cartridge is the actual filter, the small cotton pads that are also available are a pre-filter. hope it helps. You might find the right answers on the 3m website.
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Bill, Check the specifications (thread pitch and diameter) for the current filter your using, against the specs. of the filter you want to use. They may not be listed on Amazon, so be prepared to search the manuafacturers website or other online source.
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The answer is yes as longs you have filter thread that is between 49mm and think 82mm in diameter
1674825
from what Ive seen from 3ms website, it looks like particulate filters are used for biological with the minimum being something like the 3M 2091 P100 Particulate Filter. Some of the cartridge filters appear to also have a particulate ability and p100 rating, but Im still figuring this all out. In regards to ebola and respiratory protection follow the link below, or if you dont like clicking on links, then just google "Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for Ebola virus disease (EVD)" You will see the link to 3m's pdf file http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/mediawebserver?66666UgxGCuNyVs658T_OxM6EVtQEcuZgVs6EVs6E666666--
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PM2.5 particles are those smaller than 2.5 micron. According to Blue Aires website the filter are 99.7 effective down to .1 micron. So yes it will remove PM2.5. I would read Roman Budzianowski's comment below before purchasing.
1893170
If it is the MSA Safety brand, then yes, they will. I bought the mask with the dust only filters, then bought these exact filters you are referring, and they work great. -PK
1500909
Assuming that your fumes are organic vapors from diesel or gasoline--this should work just fine. This is also protect from any allergens from the lawn/grass cuttings. P100 filters protect from gas & vapors as well as from particulates, mold, bacteria. Great filter. Fits on both half mask and full face mask.
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There are multiple filters available for this mask. The pink 201 disks are for particulates like sawdust - but airborne particulates. They also make organic vapor filters that take out vapors such as paint, stain, etc. I'm no expert on black mold, but they also make a hybrid filter that is for particulates and vapors - which I would ASSUME is what you need. At the end of the day, the mask will work - but I'd simply visit their website to see which filter they recommend for that VERY dangerous task
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They do fit this mask. I would recommend, however, the normal p100 filter for particulates and the 6001 organic vapor cartridge for fumes. I can literally stain, strip, paint, or use any other number of vapor causing liquids and not smell them AT ALL. Additionally the p100 particulate filter does an amazing job of blocking dust and particulates. Get the specific filter for the job. I wouldn't want a multi purpose filter. Much like the old Jeeepster - it was supposed to be a Jeep and a truck, instead it wasn't really very good at being either of them.
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No, neither the respirators nor a half mask. You'll need a full face mask respirator with straps designed for "tactical" situations. I use this thing for painting and pesticides just fine, but moving around too much too quickly and the seal around my face can slip. I don't know why you want to know this, but you'd need a military/LE grade mask like the m40.Look up the 3M FRm40. It's the same police and military use. Basically, if it costs under $200 and you don't do the $100 fit test, you should just go ahead and get used to the taste of tear gas. If you need this for use against the police, you probably don't have the money and should just stay home. No, neither the respirators nor a half mask. You'll need a full face mask respirator with straps designed for "tactical" situations. I use this thing for painting and pesticides just fine, but moving around too much too quickly and the seal around my face can slip. I don't know why you want to know this, but you'd need a military/LE grade mask like the m40.Look up the 3M FRm40. It's the same police and military use. Basically, if it costs under $200 and you don't do the $100 fit test, you should just go ahead and get used to the taste of tear gas. If you need this for... » Read More No, neither the respirators nor a half mask. You'll need a full face mask respirator with straps designed for "tactical" situations. I use this thing for painting and pesticides just fine, but moving around too much too quickly and the seal around my face can slip. I don't know why you want to know this, but you'd need a military/LE grade mask like the m40.Look up the 3M FRm40. It's the same police and military use. Basically, if it costs under $200 and you don't do the $100 fit test, you should just go ahead and get used to the taste of tear gas. If you need this for use against the police, you probably don't have the money and should just stay home. « Show Less