As you breathe through them, these respirators filter out contaminants in the air. Throw them out when breathing is difficult or if they’re damaged or dirty. They're best for short-term use and areas with low levels of contaminants.

N95 respirators filter out 95% of solid particles. They’re not oil resistant. N99 respirators filter out 99% of solid particles. They’re not oil resistant. N100 respirators filter out 99.97% of solid particles. They’re not oil resistant. R95 respirators resist oil exposure for up to 8 hours and filter out 95% of solid particles. P95 respirators resist oil exposure for up to 40 hours and filter out 95% of solid particles. P100 respirators resist oil exposure for up to 40 hours and filter out 99.97% of solid particles.

To achieve the filter rating, you'll need a respirator that creates a tight seal with your face to prevent contaminants from entering through the sides. Choose the respirator that matches the style you have been fitted for. Respirators with a low-profile nose bridge contour to your nose for a secure fit if traditional masks tend to slide down your face.

Respirators with an exhale valve reduce breathing resistance and hot air buildup.

Respirators with a mesh shell hold their shape in heat and humidity.

Respirators with a buckle can be adjusted like a traditional belt. They lay flat against your chest, making them a good option if you frequently remove your respirator.

Respirators that cannot be sold to the listed areas are restricted due to product and/or import regulations.

Often worn for welding and grinding, these respirators resist igniting from flying sparks and flames. Made of flame-retardant polyester, they meet ASTM D2859 standards for flame resistance. As you breathe in, they filter out metal fumes, harmful particles, and other contaminants. Throw them out when breathing becomes difficult or if they’re damaged or dirty. Rated N95, these respirators filter out 95% of solid particles. N95 respirators aren’t oil resistant. They’re the best choice for short-term use in areas with low levels of contaminants. To prevent your mask from filling with hot, humid air, they have an exhale valve that quickly releases your breath.

To achieve the N95 filter rating, you'll need a respirator that creates a tight seal with your face to prevent contaminants from entering through the sides. Pinch the adjustable nosepiece to tighten the fit over your nose. Choose the respirator that matches the style you have been fitted for.

These respirators cannot be sold to Canada due to import regulations.

Respirators with a face seal reduce gaps between the mask and your face, so they keep out contaminants better than standard respirators.