Respiratory Protection

Half and full facepiece respirators, cartridges and filters, N95 and P100 disposables, PAPR and supplied-air systems, escape respirators and fit testing supplies from 3M, Draeger, North, MSA, Bullard and RPB. Cartridge part numbers are in the listing names for quick reorders.

In this category

691 products from Draeger, 3M, North, MSA, Moldex and 16 more brands. Respirator Type: Cartridge (67), Filter (48), Accessory (21), Full facepiece (14), Half facepiece (11), PAPR (6) and 2 more. Standards: NIOSH (140), NIOSH 42 CFR 84 (17), EN (13), NIOSH P100 (8), NIOSH N95 (6), ANSI Z87.1 (4) and 22 more. Size: M/L (19), Medium (14), S (13), One size (10), M (10), Small (8) and 20 more. Sold by the pack (138), by the box (63), by the case (53).

Brands in this category: Draeger (209) · 3M (165) · North (128) · MSA (88) · Moldex (22) · JSP (14) · Bullard (11) · RPB Safety (9) · Dynamic (6) · Sundstrom (6) · Miller Electric (5) · Air Systems International (4) · Allegro (4) · Liberty Safety (4) · Radians (4) · Ergodyne (3) · Portwest (3) · Gerson (2) · PIP (2) · Lincoln Electric (1) · MCR Safety (1)

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Powered Air & Supplied Air Systems (222) · Cartridge Respirators (206) · Cartridge Respirator Parts & Accessories (159) · Disposable Respirators (58) · Escape Respirators (44) · Respirator Fit Testing (15) · Disposable Respirator Parts & Accessories (1)

How to read a filter class

NIOSH approves filters under 42 CFR 84. The letter is oil resistance: N is not resistant to oil, R is resistant, P is oil-proof. The number is the filtration efficiency in the NIOSH test: 95 removes at least 95% of test particles, 99 at least 99%, 100 at least 99.97%. A respirator's approval number (TC-84A-xxxx for air-purifying) is printed on the packaging. Gas and vapor cartridges are colour-coded by what they are approved for; the cartridge label lists the gases.

Ratings and specifications on this page are shown as published by the manufacturer or the named standard and describe performance in that standard's test. They are not a recommendation for any task. The employer's hazard assessment decides what protective equipment a job needs. Verify details against the manufacturer's current documentation before you buy.