From the 3m website it shows that a product 502 is used with 2000 series and 7093 filters. Would I need to buy that adapter as well or can I simply mount this filter directly to the mask with no adapter?
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These (like the 7093) have a three-pronged fitting to attach directly to the respirator
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http://www.amazon.com/DSC-HX100-HX100-HX200-Filter-Adapter/dp/B005GA960E/ref=pd_sim_sbs_p_1
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Yes, that is the model that I have, too. I just needed to remember to use the adapter that came with the mask to attach it to the mask.
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I was wondering the same thing- what is the MERV or MPR rating? I did a Google search on the web for a few of the part #'s (based on the sizes) listed on Amazon. From the search results, the info shown on the 3M website says that the part #'s are rated at MPR 1900. I searched for "Filtrete UA00DC-6" and "Filtrete UA01DC-6" seperately, which are the 16x20 and 16x25 sizes respectively. In the search results, there is a page that starts with "solutions.3m.com". Click on the link and there on the product page it says 1900 MPR. (I currently use the "High Performance Maximum Allergan Reduction Filter", which is 1900 MPR. The code printed on the outer top/bottom edge of the filter is "MA01DC-6")
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The adapter rings are pretty easy to find at most photo stores or online -Amazon, B&H or Adorama etc. just type in whatever filter size you are starting with then the size you want, for example you might type in "adapter ring 72-77mm" and you'll get a bunch of choices, they run about $5.
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We have a 50350 and I bought that filter. I THINK it will work for you in a 50300, it looks like that same shape, maybe a few different features??? Good luck and good breathing!
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I bought this ring adapter tube for the Canon SX 50 but I happen to also own a Canon SX 10 IS. The lens on the sx50 is not threaded so if you want to attach a filter (which I did) you need to buy the adapter. But if your SX 10 is like mine (and I assume it is) if you look at the lens you will see it is already threaded so you don't need the adapter. If you buy the right size filter you don't need an adapter; it will screw right onto the lens. If for some reason you want an adapter, this one will NOT fit on the SX 10.
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The adapter is 58mm to fit the camera and requires 72mm filters. I am well pleased with it
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To answer your question simply, YES, this filter system is the same for the 500/600 series. Since yours is a 503, these filters should fit with no problem. You can check out the sizes at the Blue Air website. Have a great day!
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This filter works fine for all of your dust and particulates. I would certainly change them out on a regular basis (perhaps 40 hours of exposure). However, there are better choices if you are dealing with ammonia or pesticides. Most pesticides you would probably use an organic vapor acid gas cartridge and then use a prefilter for the particulates. With ammonia, I believe that you can get an ammonia cartridge for your 3M mask and once again add a prefilter for the particulates. All this said, if particulates is the main problem, I would stick with the 3M 2097.
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Hi My filter was a MFM 15 and it works great can't even tell the difference. I would ask the seller ans there is a live chat and they will tell you where to purchase it.
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This kit comes with different size adapters for different lenses, and then the filter holder for holding up to 3 of the filters. In order to use these filters you do not need to purchase anything additional, just ensure that there is a ring adapter which will fit your lens(es). I have this myself, and I know many others, beginners to semi-pro photographers, who also own this set and love it as much as I do. It's a great little package. Hope that helps.
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The Sony RX-100 & RX-100 M2 don't have a provision for attaching filters. However, with the addition of Photography & Cinema PNC 52mm Magfilter Threaded Adapter Ring - ~$40 on Amazon - you can use pretty much any 52mm filter.
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I'm not sure what a filter adapter is but I bought a UV filter here on Amazon, screwed it on, popped on the new cap and it fits nicely into the case. It is not tight at all.
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You will need a 50 to 58 mm adapter. Alot of people say your neutral density filter should be bigger. Contact Digital Goah.for the adapter, very helpful people.
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I have the 50255-HD model and it fits perfectly. These are difficult to find and was very glad to find them on amazon. Bought 2 because the price was very good too. I also bought 2 packages of the pre-filter at much better price than at local store. Enjoy.
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3m P100 / HEPA filters for the Safe-Air or 7000 series respirators fit in there nicely. The Power Mask puts a gasket in the mask, and the 3M 7255 has a gasket on the filter. The result is a very good seal, though you'll have to crank it down a bit - the 3M filters are ever so slightly smaller than the Safe Air filters. I've switched to this combination for cutting fiber cement, and I can no longer taste the dust halfway through a cut. Airflow may be slightly reduced compared to a Safe Air OEM filter, but still adequate if you're not doing gymnastics. I don't care if the original ones suck; I'll simply use them to make mowing the grass-optional portions of the yard less miserable. 3m P100 / HEPA filters for the Safe-Air or 7000 series respirators fit in there nicely. The Power Mask puts a gasket in the mask, and the 3M 7255 has a gasket on the filter. The result is a very good seal, though you'll have to crank it down a bit - the 3M filters are ever so slightly smaller than the Safe Air filters. I've switched to this combination for cutting fiber cement, and I can no longer taste the dust halfway through a cut. Airflow may be slightly reduced compared to a Safe Air OEM filter, but still adequate if you're not doing gymnastics. I don't care if the original ones suck;... » Read More 3m P100 / HEPA filters for the Safe-Air or 7000 series respirators fit in there nicely. The Power Mask puts a gasket in the mask, and the 3M 7255 has a gasket on the filter. The result is a very good seal, though you'll have to crank it down a bit - the 3M filters are ever so slightly smaller than the Safe Air filters. I've switched to this combination for cutting fiber cement, and I can no longer taste the dust halfway through a cut. Airflow may be slightly reduced compared to a Safe Air OEM filter, but still adequate if you're not doing gymnastics. I don't care if the original ones suck; I'll simply use them to make mowing the grass-optional portions of the yard less miserable. « Show Less