Description
The Dräger 6736777 is the X-plore particle filter 882 for the Dräger X-plore Rd40. Sold by the pack. Ships in 1–2 business days; most orders arrive in 3–7 business days. X-plore 6300, 6530, 6570 and FPS 7000 take Rd40 filters.
Dräger 6736777 specifications
| Item | Manufacturer data |
|---|---|
| Part number | 6736777 |
| Sold by | Pack |
Source: Dräger Product Catalog, Industrial Applications (DMC-107423).
NIOSH approvals naming the 6736777
The NIOSH Certified Equipment List carries 1 current Dräger approvals naming it: 1 air-purifying particulate (TC-84A).
| Approval | Product line | For protection against | Facepiece |
|---|---|---|---|
| TC-84A-1129 | X-Plore 2100 facepieces w/ 6736777 filter | P100 | Half Mask |
Source: NIOSH Certified Equipment List (October 2026), manufacturer Dräger Safety AG & Co. KGaA.
Catalog data
| Item | Manufacturer data |
|---|---|
| Respirator Type | Filter |
| Filter Rating | P3; P100 |
| Protection | Particulate |
| Compatible With | Draeger X-plore 2100 half mask |
| Standards | EN 143; EN 1827 |
| Filter Class | P100 |
Source: Manufacturer published product data as carried in our catalog.
Draeger X-plore 2100 P3/P100 particle filters protect against solid and liquid particles on the X-plore 2100 half mask.
- For the Draeger X-plore 2100 half mask
- Protects against solid and liquid particles
- Tested to EN 1827 and EN 143:2000
Manufacturer item number: 6736777 (P3/P100). Sold by the pack (120 filters).
Sold by the pack
One pack holds 120 filters. The price shown is for the full pack; quantity 1 = 1 pack (120 filters).
Dräger 6736777 questions
Which masks take the 6736777? Dräger masks with the Rd40 thread connection per EN 148-1: X-plore 6300, 6530 and 6570, FPS 7000 and Panorama Nova (product information sheets).
Guides: Draeger X-plore filter codes · X-plore 3300 vs 3500 vs 5500 · PAPR vs air-purifying respirators · North cartridge and filter colors and codes · cartridge change schedules · P100 vs N95 vs R95 · all North and Draeger respirators by model and hazard.
