Description

3M™ 8210 Particulate Respirator

3M™ 8210 Particulate Respirator.
Syndrome (SARS),  Avian Flu, Ebola Virus etc. only respirators and not Masks, should be used to safeguard oneself from getting any
kind of respiratory diseases.
The biggest difference between a respirator and a surgical mask is the intended use.
microns (µm) in size.
Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the virus that causes Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), Avian Flu, Ebola Virus etc. or even
PM2.5 / PM10.

secretions and excretions from reaching the wearer’s mouth and nose.
Respirator types and standards
For protection against volcanic ash, high-efficiency, light-weight disposable respirators are appropriate. The respirator must provide
protection at the highest concentration the person will experience. EN 149:2001 in the EU or N95 in
(FFP = Filtering Face Piece) is shown on
EU respirators. The US N95 standard is roughly equivalent to FFP2 or 3 as it is efficient up to 10 x the local occupational exposure
limit (see Table below). The higher the FFP number, the more protection the respirator can provide if it is used properly. Disposable
respirators cover the nose, mouth and part of the chin. Some of them contain exhaling valves. An elastic band around the head and
neck keeps them in place.
mist up. They are appropriate for hot and humid climates.