do they work with a respirator
1681575
Depends on the respirator...but I doubt it. If you need a respirator with a face shield you should get one that's integerated.
927889
Look for a mask respirator. The type that blocks dust should do the trick.safety Glasses for eye protect.
2068467
Yes they do, I can't remember the number for the item, but it should say it on the mask itself, or in the description, but I checked before I bought the mask and they did sell the filters
363733
Yes, they should be fine. All of the ones I've used are regular black ones and they clean the air well. The baking soda is for a different reason--odor prevention (baking soda is great for neutralizing odors).
394004
It's only a dust mask, to protect against dust. You need a respirator, the kind with the carbon canisters attached.
1720818
These are p100 filters and will work for asbestos for a very short duration of exposure and they should be used with a full face mask respirator that is correctly fitted to your face. The best thing for asbestos would be a full mask with a supplied air source that creates a positive pressure.
2008374
No, these are specific particulate filters for dust, and organic compounds. I would go to the 3M site and search for Mig welding respirators. That would definitely point you in the right direction. That way, you will know you will be safe. Good luck!
534542
I don't know but can suggest to look at the cartridge specifications, not the respirator.
2006681
No. These filter only particles such as fine dust. They are not effective against vapors. There are other cartridges for that purpose.
1835945
Yes, and they seem to work. We do not have very soft water and the white dust isn't showing up.
2038420
Yes. I wear eyeglasses. It is a bit uncomfortable using this mask as an eyeglass wearer, but it is a very good product otherwise. I have thought about being fitted for contact lenses, just so I can wear disposable lenses when using the respirator.
522900
NO. Do not use these. These will NOT PROTECT YOU FROM ORGANIC VAPORS. They are only meant to filter out an odor that would be safe to breathe without the filter. Hence the label "Nuisance Filter". Crazy and confusing. You need a properly designed filter for those dangerous chemicals and a website forum is not the place to get that information. You should contact 3M directly.
1139298
Yes! These bags work with any standard vacuum sealer. They will be perfect with a Foodsaver!
1195311
With a properly fitted / sized mask, these filters should do the job perfectly! Using a pair adaptors with the dust filters to stack over these filters' inlets should prolong their use life by capturing most of the actual paint mist droplets before they ever get to this quality vapor/fume stopper. Most claim that with the #6001 in use, you don't smell anything...not a trace!
1424957
I have sensitivities to chemical odors and they do not work for me. These are mostly for filtering submicron particles such as dust and pollen. If you want to filter chemical odors you need something with charcoal in it. I use "Air-Aid" Emergency masks. They are lightweight and have charcoal embedded in the fibers. They are use by police and fire departments and have been tested against chemical and biological weapons. Since I am very chemically sensitive I layer 2 masks on top of each other, but they work for me. Hope this helps.
1089819
Probably. It is pretty thin. If you have windows they might get sprayed, though. And it is pretty toxic, so I would use a respirator.
137769
no, they are for pneumatic (air) products. I can't say they won't work but I've never used them for that.