Replace the cartridge on your respirator when breathing becomes difficult.

N95 cartridges filter out 95% of solid particles. They are not oil resistant.

R95 cartridges resist oil exposure for up to 8 hours and filter out 95% of solid particles.

P100 cartridges resist oil exposure for up to 40 hours and filter out 99.97% of solid particles.

Replace the cartridge and/or filter when breathing through these half-face respirators becomes difficult.

N95 respirators filter out 95% of solid particles. They are not oil resistant.

R95 respirators resist oil exposure for up to 8 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.

Silicone rubber respirators are a good choice for comfort during periods of extended wear. TPE rubber respirators are an economical choice that are good for occasional use. Nitrile rubber respirators are durable and long-lasting, making them ideal for frequent use.

Style B respirators have a speech diaphragm that improves voice clarity, letting you communicate with coworkers without removing the mask or leaving the workspace.

Replacement cartridges for P100 nitrile rubber respirators come with a filter.

Full-face coverage shields eyes from liquid splashes and irritating vapors. Replace the cartridge and/or filter (both sold separately) when breathing through these respirators becomes difficult.

N95 respirators filter out 95% of solid particles. They are not oil resistant.

P100 respirators resist oil exposure for up to 40 hours and filter out 99.97% of solid particles.

Disinfect and store full- and half-face respirators using these kits. Each time you clean a respirator, dissolve one dry-soap packet in a gallon of warm water on one side of the pail, then submerge your respirator for 10 minutes and remove any remaining dirt with the scrubbing brush. Rinse it in fresh water on the other side of the pail and let it air-dry in a clean environment. Blow any remaining water out of crevices in the respirator using the air bulb. Once it’s clean and dry, put it in one of the storage bags to protect it from contamination until its next use.

The soap included in these kits won’t damage any of your respirator’s sensitive rubber components, but remove any cartridges and filters before cleaning.

These kits meet OSHA safety and health standards for respirator cleaning.

Cleaning kits and replacement dry soap packets cannot be sold outside of the United States due to regulatory limits on VOCs (volatile organic compounds).