N95 Respirators

N95 Respirators

Material:

3-plys,PP spunbond outer layer,PP meltblownhigh filtration layer,PP needle-punchednonwoven inner layer

Colour:White

Features:

Conforms to NIOSH 42 CFR standard.TC#84A-5530

95% filtration effective against particulate aerosolsfree of oils

Aluminum nose-clip

Latex-Free elastic ultrasonic welded to cup

Specification:

Dimensions:130*120*50 mm+5mm

Inner layer:PP needle-punched nonwoven

Filter media:PP meltblown high filtration layer

Outer layer:PP spunbond

Adjustable nose clip:Aluminum- 90*5 mm

Soft foam nosepiece:Black PU foam- 90*5 mm

Elastic head band:Latex-free elastic-width 7 mm

Marking:As per NIOSH

Weight/pc:Approx. 10.0g

Package:

20 masks/polybag/box * 20 boxes=400 masks/case

Inner Box:135*125*200mm

Outer Carton:650*290*420mm

An N95 respirator is a disposable, tight-fitting mask that filters at least 95% of airborne particles, including viruses, bacteria, and dust, and must be NIOSH-certified for use in the U.S.. Unlike surgical masks, N95s are designed to create a seal against the wearer's face, significantly reducing the amount of air that can leak in around the edges. This type of respirator provides protection against small airborne particles but does not protect against gases, chemicals, or low-oxygen environments.  

Key characteristics:

NIOSH-Approved:

.In the U.S., an N95 respirator must be approved by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) to ensure it meets their standards for filtration and safety. 

Filtration Efficiency:

.The "95" in N95 indicates the respirator filters out at least 95% of airborne particles that are 0.3 microns in size. 

Tight Facial Seal:

.The respirator's edges are designed to form a seal with the wearer's face, which is crucial for achieving its intended protective effectiveness. 

Disposable:

.N95 respirators are generally single-use and not designed to be cleaned or reused. 

What it protects against:

Airborne particles: Such as dust, mold, and microbial agents like the bacteria that causes tuberculosis or the virus that causes flu. 

Small particulates: Including the virus that causes COVID-19. 

What it does NOT protect against: 

Chemical vapors or gases: Such as carbon monoxide or gasoline.

Oxygen-deficient atmospheres: It does not provide oxygen.

An N95 respirator's features include a very close facial fit for a tight seal, efficient filtration of airborne particles, and being designed to form a seal around the nose and mouth to prevent leaks. This type of respiratory protective device is commonly used in healthcare and must be worn properly to be effective. 

Key Features

Close Facial Fit:

N95 respirators are designed to achieve a very close facial fit, forming a tight seal around the nose and mouth to ensure effectiveness. 

High-Efficiency Filtration:

They provide very efficient filtration of airborne particles, preventing them from being inhaled. 

Seal Formation:

The edges of the respirator are specifically designed to create a seal against the wearer's face, blocking particles from leaking in. 

Respiratory Protection:

N95 respirators are classified as a type of personal protective equipment (PPE) used for respiratory protection. 

How to Use It Effectively

** Proper Fit is Crucial:** To function correctly, the N95 respirator must form a proper seal with the face.

Wear Correctly: Wearing the N95 respirator properly is essential for its effectiveness, especially for individuals at higher risk of severe illness, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).