3M 8300 Series Cup-Shaped Comfort Respirators

3M 8300 Series Cup-Shaped Comfort Respirators have a number of features designed to offer comfort to the user over long periods:? M-Noseclip allows quick and easy moulding around the nose Advanced Electret filter material Robust outer shell for extra durability Cushioned inner lining Braided headband material for extra comfort FFP1?Unvalved FFP1?Valved FFP2?Unvalved FFP2 Valved FFP3?Valved 8310 8312 8320 8322 8833 Info & FAQ We have compiled our most asked questions into our blog and information database called Camblab. Below you will find any relevant posts and external links to Camblab, where we will explain topics in more information. What is the difference between FFP1, FFP2 and FFP3 disposable masks? Whats the difference between valved and unvalved respirator masks? Does my respirator mask need to be fit tested? Safe disposal of PPE and potentially contaminated waste from Covid-19 exposure Sterilisation of Respirator Masks What?s the difference between surgical and respirator masks? Fit Testing Requirements If your company uses tight-fitting respiratory protective equipment (RPE) then a fit test is a legal requirement. The fit test functions to ensure the mask correctly fits the wearer?s face and therefore is able to provide its stated respiratory protection. Ill-fitting masks will not have the required tight seal and are leaky and vulnerable to bypass by contaminants. Mask types that require a fit test are: Disposable respirators (Qualitative or Quantitative test) Re-useable half face masks (Qualitative or Quantitative test) Re-useable full face masks (Quantitative test only) Feefo Reviews Product Attachments 3M Disposable Respirators Brochure (1.65 MB) 3M 8300 Series Respirators Technical Datasheet (844.02 kB) 3M 8300 Series Fitting Instructions (3.16 MB) The HSE Fit Test Guidance Resource (1.12 MB) 3M Fit Test Guide (252.65 kB) More Information More Information DisposableDisposable