ABD, Landover CBRN Canister meets or exceeds gas service life requirements for CBRN CAP 1 as specified in NIOSH Statement of Standard CBRN Powered Air Purifying Respirators (PAPR) 1 ppm NO2 or 25 ppm NO (2) (1) Sum of HCN and C2N2. (2) Nitrogen Dioxide breakthrough is monitored for both NO2 and NO. Breakthrough is determined by which quantity, NO2 or NO, reaches breakthrough first. Duration of Challenge (minutes) Breathing Machine Airflow Rate (L/minute) Maximum Peak Excursion (mg/m3)Breakthrough (concentration integrated over minimum service life) (mg-min/m3) Minimum Service Life (hours) 0.43 to 0.86 ml > Respirator Cartridges and Filters, Honeywell Safety Simplify your inventory with one line of cartridges and filters NIOSH approved when used with Nort Safety Products 7700, 7600, 5500, and 5400 air purifying respirators Remember me on this device Expand All / Collapse All We are currently unable to calculate your contract price for this item.

List price is being displayed temporarily. car air purifier grouponWhen your order is processed, you will be invoiced at your contract price even though list price is displayed nowlg ionizer air purifier Approved For Use Againsthow to service air cleaner on ford 8nThe requested URL /?page_id=66 was not found on this server.3M™ Nuisance Level Hydrogen Fluoride/Organic Vapors P100 APR Cartridge For 6000, 7500 And 7800 Series Respirators Log in to get your price 3M™ Hydrogen Fluoride Cartridge comes with P100 filter which provides nuisance level protection against organic vapor and acid gas exposures. It is compatible with 6000, 7500 series and 7800 series air purifying respirator. It features side inlet design and is lighter weight than traditional cartridge.

It meets NIOSH 42 CFR part 84 standards and includes spring loaded plastic case that allows for daily fit test. It is use in a variety of applications such as welding, brazing torch cutting, metal pouring and soldering. Do not use for respiratory protection against organic vapors or acid gases except hydrogen fluoride. Designed for higher-heat applications Innovative solid-top air-inlet design creates a channeled airflow that reduces premature loading Unique, spring-loaded filter cover design simplifies negative pressure user seal checks Welding Brazing Torch cutting Metal pouring Soldering » 6000 Series, 7500 Series, 7800 Series » Show more details and specs Fomo Products provides solutions for the professional end-user. Do you you work smart? Do your employees and customers? Working smart is about choosing the best solution for the job and then executing the project safely. All polyurethane foam products contain diisocyanates. These chemicals may cause sensitization by inhalation and skin contact.

For this reason, when using any low pressure polyurethane foam, we recommend following a safety program, including wearing proper personal protective (PPE) equipment. Watch this brief video and read the information below to learn how to work smart. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) It is the individual employer’s responsibility to create and utilize a certified respiratory program. To learn how to create this program, visit www.osha.gov. Required respirators should be NIOSH approved, fit tested and training must be provided before use. Fomo Products recommends utilizing one of the following with our low pressure two-component foams: NIOSH-approved, negative-pressure half mask respirator with organic vapor cartridges and particulate prefilters NIOSH-approved PAPR (powered air purifying respirator) with an organic vapor cartridge Please read the Safety Data Sheet (SDS), Technical Data Sheet (TDS), Operating Instructions and Handi-brand® Product Stewardship Guidelines prior to using our products.

SDS, TDS and Operating Instructions for our products can be accessed through our Product & Tech Data Finder. Safe Handling, Use and Ventilation Guidelines All of our products are for professional use only. For further information, see the product specific SDS (Section 7), TDS, and Operating Instructions. See the Handi-brand® Product Stewardship Guidelines for detailed instructions about Safe Handling, Use (Section 1), and for the Ventilation Plan Guidelines (Section 7). Storage and disposal procedures vary by product formulation. See the product specific SDS (Section 13), TDS, Operating Instructions and Handi-brand® Product Stewardship Guidelines (Section 5) for detailed instructions on storage and disposal. Product should be disposed of in accordance with applicable federal, state and local regulations. Check with your local waste service for guidance. For aerosol cans: Please see the product label and SDS (Section 13) for detailed instructions For disposable kits: Please see the product specific operating instructions, SDS (Section 13) and the Product Stewardship Guidelines (Section 5) for detailed instructions.

For refillable systems: Please do not dispose of refillable tanks. Tanks are the property of Fomo Products, please contact Customer Care for detailed return instructions. SDS, TDS and Operating Instructions for our products can be accessed through our Product & Tech Data Finder. General health and safety information: Low pressure spray polyurethane foam health and safety training:Welcome to the ezGuide™ HELP system Find which Industrial glove is best suited to protect against a chosen Find which Controlled Environment glove is best suited to protect against a Find which respirator(s) and associated cartridge(s) are best suited to protect against a chosen contaminant in a range of concentration levels. The user enters data defining the contaminant(s) and exposure parameters. resulting cartridge service life calculation is viewed as a report. specifically, the Cartridge Service Life Estimation tool features: All functions have the following features in common:

esLife Program Limitations and Warnings 1.Do not use esLife for any cartridges other than North gas/vapor respiratoresLife service time estimates do not apply to cartridges of other manufacturers and cannot be used to predict particulate filter service times. 2.Do not use esLife service time estimates for atmospheres containing mixturesActual service times for gases or vapors in a mixture may be substantially less than esLife would estimate for a gas or vapor present aloneUse esLife only for singular gas/vapor contaminants present alone in the contaminated atmosphere. 3.Do not use esLife with inaccurate or unreliable site-specific data. input site condition data accurately will result in unreliable service time estimates and change schedules, exposing the respirator user to the risk of serious injury, illness or death. 4.For organic vapor contaminants having a boiling point of less than 65°C (149°F), the user must change cartridges no less frequently than at the end of

each work shift, even if the esLife service time estimate would permit a lessOrganic vapors with this characteristic may desorb from the charcoal in the cartridge when not in use (overnight). high concentrations of contaminant in the cartridge housing free to move into the respirator mask when use is resumed, exposing the user to the contaminant and the risk of serious injury or illness. 5.Use esLife to recalculate service time estimates if there are changes in contaminant concentration, relative humidity, temperature, work rate or workRevise the cartridge change schedule accordingly. 6.esLife service time estimates may vary from actual service times by as much asIf the user experiences the odor, taste or any irritation from the contaminant before the end of the estimated service time, the user must immediately leave the contaminated area, change cartridges before reentering the work area, and follow an accelerated cartridge change schedule.

cartridge changes must be made too frequently, an airline (supplied air) respirator should be used. 7.North gas/vapor cartridges cannot be used for some contaminants because the contaminants have one or more of the following characteristics; ·they require combination gas/vapor cartridges or combination gas/vapor/particulate cartridges, e.g. Coal Tar Pitch Volatiles ·they are particulates only, e.g. asbestos ·they generate high heats of reaction with the sorbent, e.g. Bromine, or ·there is no effective sorbent, e.g. Carbon Monoxide. Contaminants having any of these characteristics have been omitted from the 8.OSHA regulation 29 CFR §1910.134 no longer allows a contaminant's warning properties (smell, taste, or irritation) to be used to determine cartridgeThe user must have a respirator equipped with a NIOSH approved end-of-service-life-indicator (ESLI) for the specific contaminant or must use a cartridge change-out schedule for the specific cartridge and contaminant.

However, if a change-out schedule is developed for use against a contaminant with poor warning properties (i.e. smell, taste, or irritation at or above the permissible exposure limit), the user loses the ability to determine if the change-out schedule is adequate and the respirator is functioning properly because the user will not be able to detect breakthrough. For this reason, neither North nor NIOSH recommends the use of air-purifying respirators for such contaminants even though OSHA does not prohibit the use of air purifying respirators for protection against contaminants having poorFor protection against contaminants having poor warning properties a supplied air respirator should be used. The algorithm and database included in this program incorporate the best information currently available to North Safety Products, and are derived from published sources generally believed to be reliable. North makes no warranty or representation as to the accuracy, completeness or reliability of either the