Install these cartridges in your air-purifying respirator to trap harmful gasses and vapors. To prevent leaks, choose a cartridge that matches the manufacturer and series of your respirator. Replace them when breathing becomes difficult.

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

Install these filters onto your air-purifying respirator to trap particulates. Replace them when breathing becomes difficult. To prevent leaks, choose a filter that matches the manufacturer and series of your respirator.

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

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

Shield your full face and lungs from harmful vapors or particles. When you inhale, air is pulled through a cartridge or filter that removes contaminants. Replace cartridges and filters when breathing becomes difficult.

To achieve the listed filter rating, you’ll need a respirator that creates a tight seal with your face—any gaps may let in contaminants. Choose a respirator that matches the style you have been fitted for.

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

Add an eyeglass kit to mount prescription lenses inside your respirator mask. They help you see clearly without breaking the seal around your face.

Replace the valves on your respirator to help regulate the pressure inside. These valves work with respirators that don’t connect to an air supply.

Inhale valves open when you breathe in, letting air flow in through your mask’s filter or cartridge.

Exhale valves release air as you breathe out, keeping the interior of your mask comfortable and dry.