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Full Face Respirators
Full facepiece, negative pressure respirators utilise either one or two filters/cannisters to filter contaminants or particles from the ambient air in non-IDLH environments such as spray painting, pesticide control, or military applications, while providing added eye protection from irritating fumes, particles, or debris.
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Half Face Respirators
A half facepiece respirator is a negative pressure respirator that provides a tight seal around the nose and mouth and utilises one or two filters to remove airborne contaminants.
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Filters/Cannisters
Air purifying respirators use filters/canisters to purify the ambient air that contains gases, fumes or particulates that are not (IDLH*), but are irritating or can cause damage over long-term exposures. These use various filter media, including carbon, activated carbon or pleated paper filters to removed contaminants or particulates.
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Powered Air Purifying Respirators (PAPR)
A PAPR uses a blower or fan to pull contaminated air in over a filter/cannister to purify it and provide clean, breathable air to the user. This positive pressure respirator provides a continuous flow of cool air to the user and can be used with various facepieces, helmets and protective hoods in numerous applications such as welding or decontamination.
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Disposable Respirators
A disposable respirators is a negative pressure respirator that fits over the nose and mouth and utilises the paper based filter media to remove mechanically generated (P1) or mechanical & thermally generated (P2) particles from the environment.
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Fit Test Kits
Fit testing your tight fitting half or full face respirators is now easier than ever. The Bitrex® Qualitative Fit Test Kit is a qualitative respirator fit testing system which uses the harmless bitter taste of Bitrex to determine if a respirator is properly fitted to a user.
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