Would this filter out lead fume?
2066499
No. 3M states it's for paint, pesticides, or home uses.As for 'lead fumes' there are no fumes from pure lead until it reaches it's boiling point of 3180 Fahrenheit. The fumes one smells when casting are from the dross or flux in the lead which should be ventilated away from one breathing themGood ventilation and standing away from lead is a good idea.
2066500
This is only a N95 filter system. It will provide protection against 95% of the dust and particles. It's great for a dusty environment, sanding, light painting, etc. I would check to see how small the particles are for "lead fume" and see what type of respirator protection you would need before risking your health.
2066501
That I'm not sure. I only used it to paint with a sprayer in my garage. I would try contacting the manufacturer so you would know for sure. Sorry I couldn't help more.
917013
This type of filter is to be changed when breathing resistance is felt. It is for particulates and will work for fumes (welding) but not for vapors (acetone, MEK, solvents).
1188849
Hello there is a small magnet set into the filter cartridge. It is there to help remove metals.
1579971
I don't think this would be a good filter for paint fumes or smoke, I use this for work daily to protect me from drywall dust when we sand. Sometimes we are sanding and the next unit over the painters are painting and I can smell a slight hint of paint
104816
yes possible traces in the factory will contain lead, worst that will happen is inhaling it
2088356
No, not that good. It did keep some of the dust out of the air. I used it for soldering - it got rid of SOME of the solder fumes, but not all.
201640
It should. Most of these products actually work by make particles clump somewhat so they're easier to filter.
1638262
Hard to say if this will work in your application, without more information. You will need to discribe your application and what your are trying to accomplish. I'm not familiar with the filter or how much air flow restriction it creates. Tell me more and I will try to give you a better answer.
1436004
qualifying the answer, yes, if you are sweating copper you will need to sweat a connection that will match the end of the plastic line that connects to the filter, other wise when you tap into the copper tubing, see that the part you use to tap in the copper accepts the tubing to the filter.
2246558
Yes, just make sure to use a paper filter bc the holes in a gold filter do let some fine dust through.
1223140
Not likely. It circulates air through a filter. I am not sure how that could have much of an impact on mold.
1905426
I doubt it has lead since it's hooked up to your water supply but I'm not a plumber. Check with the manufacture.
2102905
Hi Gerald, I think the product would work well as a prefilter for hot embers. Cheers, Andy
2091464
No it does not. In the fine print, you see it is NSF 42 for water treatment standard. Filters for lead-free water are NSF 53. For more info: http://www.nsf.org/services/by-industry/water-wastewater/residential-water-treatment/residential-drinking-water-treatment-standards/
354089
It is made to filter lead plume on the bench so it is for close work. I am afraid this would not do what you want unless it is small work, and yet it is not made to clean odors. A room air filter might do that if it is not to big a job. Sorry.
618785
You probably could after removing metal filter. Make sure there are no metal screws in lid or handle
898184
With the 2 filters on this unit i can't see why it would not reduce the tds i don't know of any filters that completely remove all contaminates