Description
Special masks conforming to EN 149:2001 are particulate filter respirators specified as odour-binding FFP1 NR D models with an exhalation valve. They are intended for occupational respiratory protection where FFP1-level particle filtration, non-reusable (NR) use, and dolomite-clogging performance (D) are required, together with odour-binding capability for improved wearer comfort in environments with nuisance odours. The integrated exhalation valve supports easier breathing during extended wear in laboratory and workplace settings. Supplied in a pack of 10 pc(s), the masks suit stock for personal protective equipment stations, shared labs, and routine safety inventories. Pack weight is 0,265 kg. These special masks from manufacturer 3M fall within particulate filter mask and respiratory-protection categories used across laboratory occupational safety programmes. They support compliance-oriented selection against EN 149:2001 when FFP1 NR D protection with odour binding and an exhalation valve is specified by risk assessment. Typical use includes general laboratory and technical work areas where particulate exposure control and odour reduction are both relevant to daily PPE practice.
This article is part of FFP masks & dust masks, in Respiratory protection.
Key features
- Pack size: 10 pc(s)
- Product type: Special particulate filter masks
- Standard: EN 149:2001
- Protection class: FFP1 NR D, odour-binding, with exhalation valve
- Weight: 0,265 kg
- EAN: 4046719382491
- Technical Information Sheet:
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Questions about Special masks, EN 149:2001, odour binding m.FFP1 NR D, exhalat.valve, 10 pieces
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Special masks, EN 149:2001, odour binding m.FFP1 NR D, exhalat.valve, 10 pieces is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes 3M for laboratory use. It sits in FFP masks & dust masks, inside Respiratory protection, in Lab safety equipment.
An FFP mask is a filtering facepiece with a particle class, FFP1, FFP2 or FFP3, in rising filtration. It is for dust and aerosols, not for a gas or a vapour. A valve makes exhalation easier and does not filter the outward breath. The mask has to be fitted to the face, or the air goes around it.
A respirator filters the air the person breathes, or supplies other air. An FFP mask is a particle filter worn on the face. A half-mask or a full-face mask takes cartridges, and the cartridge is chosen for the gas or the particle. The mask that is not sealed to the face does not filter. Fit is part of the product. Standards are listed under ISO respiratory protection. The rule is the PPE Regulation. Workplace practice is EU-OSHA.
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