GVS Disposable Elipse Respirator (Size M/L)

Protection against paints, solvents and combined particles. Lightweight and easy to adjust, 4-position non-slip strap made from fabric for added comfort. Ultra compact for less vision restriction and better compatibility with other PPE. Large central exhalation valve allows for a reduction of the wearers breathing resistance and minimises moisture build up. Within the combination filter of this mask is a P3 filter (minimum of 99.95% filtration efficiency against dust particles).

• Integral Inhalation Valve
• Latex-Free Adjustable Strap
• A1P3 R
• Maintenance free respirator.

Products Contents

Thermo Plastic Elastomer (TPE), A1 immobilised carbon filter and HESPA P3.

The Elipse FFA1P3 EN405 respirator combine a particulate filter with an activated carbon filter to remove organic gases & vapours with a boiling point> 65°C and exposure of 1000 ml/m3 (see CE classes).

Designed to protect against solid and liquid particles such as dusts and mists, along with vapours and organic gases.

Application: Used in a variety of workplace applications including Petrochemical, Chemical manufacturing, Construction, Transportation, Paint Spraying and Solvents.

Features & Benefits

Approved to European Standard EN405: 2001. With P3 APF: 20.+ A1:2009

Elipse twin filter ready to wear half mask, latex and silicone free, lightweight TPE face piece that is comfortable to wear for long periods of time.  Low profile filters provide unobstructed field of vision.  Compatible with other PPE safety products including visors and welding helmets.

Specifications

Materials of Construction: Mask Body: TPE (Thermo Plastic Elastomer) Filter Media: HESPA (High Efficiency Synthetic Particulate Airfilter), High Activated Carbon.

Pore size (µm): 0.3

Dimension: 93 x 128 x 140 mm

Weight (g): 257.7 g

Retention Range: 99.95% (minimum efficiency)

Ref. standard: EN405

Temperature: -5 °C  +55°C

Notes: Half-mask for Protection against most organic gases and vapours, dust, metal fumes, mists and micro-organisms, i.e. bacteria and viruses.