Easylock Particulate Filters for protection against organic gases, vapours and dust. Features and ...Easylock Particulate Filters for protection against organic gases, vapours and dust. Features and Benefits: Bayonet connector, Pleated Filter Technology improves wearer comfort, reduces fatigue and significantly reduces breathing resistance, 30% less parts - simpler logistics, Can either be connected directly with the mask body or with the gas cartridges. Notes: Suitable for Series 7000 and 9000 Masks. 9020 Protection level P2 R - Hazardous fine dusts, water and oil based mists/aerosols, Biological agents of risk group 2. 9030 Protection level P3 R - Harmful and carcinogenic dusts, water and oil based mists/aerosols, biological agents of risk group 2 and 3, CMR-substance. Standards: EN 143:2000+A1:2006.
This guide provides essential information for users of Moldex 9030 Particulate Filters P3, designed for effective protection against hazardous dusts, mists, and biological agents. Ideal for professionals in environments with harmful airborne particles, these filters offer high-level protection. Please note that proper fit and regular replacement are crucial for optimal performance.
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Moldex
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FAQs
How often do I need to replace the filters?
Replace the filters when breathing resistance increases, or if you detect odors, irritation, or other signs of filter saturation. Replacement frequency depends on usage and the environment.
Are these filters reusable?
No, these filters are designed for single use and must be replaced after they become saturated or damaged.
Can I use these filters with any mask?
No, these filters are specifically designed for use with Moldex Series 7000 and 9000 masks.
What level of protection do these filters provide?
These filters provide P3 R protection, suitable for harmful and carcinogenic dusts, mists, and biological agents of risk group 2 and 3, and CMR substances.
How should I store the filters?
Store the filters in a clean, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
How do I know if the filter is damaged?
Inspect the filter before each use for any tears, punctures, or other visible damage. Discard and replace any damaged filters.
What standards do these filters meet?
These filters meet the EN 143:2000+A1:2006 standard.
Troubleshooting
Breathing becomes difficult or labored.
Replace the filters immediately. This indicates the filters are saturated or blocked.
Filter feels loose or doesn't seal properly.
Ensure the filter is correctly attached to the mask. Check for any damage or debris that may be interfering with the seal. If the problem persists, try a new filter.
Noticeable odors or irritants despite wearing the mask.
Ensure that the filter is appropriate for the type of contaminant present. Check for any damage to the mask or filter. Consider the usage duration.
Pros and Cons
Pros
High level of protection against hazardous particles.
Pleated filter technology for improved comfort and reduced breathing resistance.
Easy to connect and use.
Durable and reliable performance.
Compliant with safety standards.
Cons
Requires proper mask fit for effective protection.
Filters must be replaced regularly.
May increase breathing resistance compared to lower-rated filters.
Not effective against all types of hazards (e.g., certain gases).
May require additional cartridges depending on the specific application.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Attachment: Attach the filters to your compatible Moldex Series 7000 or 9000 mask by aligning and twisting the bayonet connector until secure.
Compatibility: These filters are specifically designed for Moldex Series 7000 and 9000 masks.
Inspection: Before each use, inspect the filters for any signs of damage, such as tears or punctures. If any damage is found, replace the filters immediately.
Cleaning: Clean the mask body according to the manufacturer's instructions. Do not attempt to clean or wash the filters themselves.
Storage: Store the filters in a clean, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures when not in use.
Replacement: Replace the filters according to your workplace's safety guidelines or when breathing resistance increases. The lifespan of the filter depends on the concentration of contaminants and breathing rate.