3M™ 8210 Disposable Respirator (N95) , Filtering Facepiece Mask

specification

• Assigned Protection Factor (APF) 10 Class Comfort Aerosol Type Non-Oil
• White color
• No. of Exhalation Valve
• FDA Approved No
• No (ASTM D2859-96) flame resistance
• Components of Natural Rubber Latex No
• Type of Product Particles such as dust

These conventional N95 “industrial” respirators may be used by healthcare workers during the public health emergency of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the US FDA’s Emergency Use Authorization (EUA). Because the 3M Particulate Respirator 8210 has not been authorized by the US FDA as a surgical mask and is not considered fluid resistant, it must be used with a face shield.

The 3M Particulate Respirator 8210, N95 is a disposable particulate respirator that is designed to provide reliable respiratory protection with filtration effectiveness of at least 95% against specific non-oil-based particles. This respirator is made to protect against dust from grinding, sanding, sweeping, sawing, bagging, and other dusty jobs. This respirator can also assist to limit inhalation exposures to some biological particles in the air (for example, mold, Bacillus anthracis, and Mycobacterium tuberculosis), but it cannot completely remove the risk of infection, illness, or disease. The respirator features 3M’s patented technology, as well as advanced electrostatically charged microfiber filter media that makes breathing easier. A range of protective eyewear and hearing protection are compatible with this respirator.

This particulate respirator is NIOSH (National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health) approved for non-oil-based particle environments and has a filter efficiency of at least 95%.

Breathing harmful particles might put your health in danger. The 3M Particulate Respirator 8210 has been evaluated and authorized by NIOSH, a federal government regulatory agency. It is designed to assist limit exposure to particular airborne particles.

WARNING: These respirators can help minimize your exposure to some toxins in the air. The wearer must read and understand the User Instructions included in the product packaging before using it. A written respiratory protection program must be created in the United States that meets all OSHA 1910.134 criteria, including training, fit testing, and medical evaluation. In Canada, CSA standards Z94.4 and/or the corresponding jurisdiction’s requirements must be met, as appropriate. Misuse can lead to illness or death. See the package instructions for proper usage.