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Honeywell 760008AS North 7600 Series Full Facepiece Respirator With 5 Point Headstrap
By: HoneywellPart #: 760008AS -
Honeywell 760008A North 7600 Series Full Facepiece Respirator With 5 Point Headstrap
By: HoneywellPart #: 760008A -
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Dentec Front Cover & Screws - Silicone 520 Only
Replacement front cover & screws for Silicone 120 respirator.By: DentecPart #: 16106 -
Dentec 16100 Front Cover & Screws - Neoprene 120 Only
Replacement front cover & screws for Neoprene 520 respirator.By: DentecPart #: 16100 -
Dentec Head Harness
Head harness for Series 121 & 521 supplied air respirators.By: DentecPart #: 7070 -
Dentec Head Harness Buckles and Snap Fits (Set of 5)
Set of 5 buckles and snap fits for Series 121 & 521 supplied air respirators.By: DentecPart #: 7071 -
Dentec Lens Clamp, Nut & Screw (Set of 2)
Set of 2 lens clamp, nut & screw for Series 121 & 521 supplied air respirators.By: DentecPart #: 7073 -
Dentec Exhalation Valve Diaphragm
Exhalation valve diaphragm for Series 121 & 521 supplied air respirators.By: DentecPart #: 7080 -
Dentec Inhalation Valve Body (Set of 2)
Set of 2 inhalation valve body for Series 121 & 521 supplied air respirators.By: DentecPart #: 7082
Respirateurs à masque intégral
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Concept Controls knows the ins-and-outs for choosing the correct full mask respirator for any application.Finding the right type of mask, and making sure it fits the wearer, can mean the difference between life and death in environments where poisonous gases, dust, vapours and other hazards potentially exist. Know what the atmospheric conditions are to remain safe and choose the appropriate level of protection for that potential hazard. Full face masks respirators are non-disposable respirators that all have two sets of straps, a mouth piece and two cartridge/filter pieces and will have a NIOSH approval on them. Full-face respirators will cover the entire face. These respirators will create a facial seal and filter the air entering and exiting the wearer’s airway. A distinct difference between disposable and full-face respirators is that in full-face respirators, the wearer can change through various filters and cartridges to meet various safety requirements, without having to change the mask entirely. Cartridges and filters that are used with full and half masks are designed to filter out specific contaminants so that you can breathe safely. Typically, filters protect against particulates and cartridges protect against gas and vapors. Each cartridge or canister has a color code on them that tells you what it protects you from. Acid gas, chlorine gas, organic vapors, carbon monoxide and particulates all have a specific color. NIOSH determines the safe levels of contaminants that you can inhale.
