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Life 1095-2 Respirator
Efficient respiratory protection
Designed to provide respiratory protection against airborne particles. Our Life N95 respirators are internationally NIOSH certified.
- Color: Black
- Origin: Colombia
- Color: Black
- Origin: Colombia
COMPONENTS AND FUNCTIONS
Features of the LIFE 1095-2 Respirator
Nose clip
Located at the top of the respirator, it is soft and moldable for a perfect fit regardless of face shape.
Foldable design
Allows greater portability and better storage.
Hypoallergenic elastics
Crochet with cotton percentage, with standard elongation that guarantees comfort and total fit.
Filter
Electrostatically charged non-woven filter to trap and retain particles up to 0.0725 microns before being inhaled by the USER.
Batch
Responsibility and guarantee for the user, complying with quality standards.
TC-84A-5350
Unique identification number assigned by NIOSH only to respirators certified under the 42CFR84 standard.
Anti-collapse point
To avoid the detachment of the layers.
Ultrasound sealing
Advanced technology that fuses fabrics through ultrasound sealing that guarantees protection and safety.
Nonwoven fabrics
It has hypoallergenic and soft internal and external fabrics for greater comfort. Preformed fabric that gives firmness to the respirator and electrostatic filter that guarantees protection.
Individual packaging
You can find our respirators in individual packaging, printed in full color and sealed.
Nose clip
Located at the top of the respirator, it is soft and moldable for a perfect fit regardless of face shape.
Foldable design
Allows greater portability and better storage.
Hypoallergenic elastics
Crochet with cotton percentage, with standard elongation that guarantees comfort and total fit.
Filter
Electrostatically charged non-woven filter to trap and retain particles up to 0.0725 microns before being inhaled by the USER.
Batch
Responsibility and guarantee for the user, complying with quality standards.
TC-84A-5350
Unique identification number assigned by NIOSH only to respirators certified under the 42CFR84 standard.
Anti-collapse point
To avoid the detachment of the layers.
Ultrasound sealing
Advanced technology that fuses fabrics through ultrasound sealing that guarantees protection and safety.
Nonwoven fabrics
It has hypoallergenic and soft internal and external fabrics for greater comfort. Preformed fabric that gives firmness to the respirator and electrostatic filter that guarantees protection.
Individual packaging
You can find our respirators in individual packaging, printed in full color and sealed.
¡TU SEGURIDAD ES PRIORIDAD!
Instrucciones de ajuste a seguir cada vez que se use el respirador
Sostenga el respirador en la mano, permitiendo que las bandas para la cabeza cuelguen libremente debajo de sus manos.
Coloque el respirador cómodamente debajo de su barbilla y contra el puente de la nariz.
Tire de la banda superior sobre su cabeza, colocándola en la corona de su cabeza. Tire de la banda inferior sobre su cabeza y colóquela debajo de las orejas.
Sostenga el respirador en la mano, permitiendo que las bandas para la cabeza cuelguen libremente debajo de sus manos.
Verificación de ajuste: Coloque ambas manos sobre el respirador. Inhale con fuerza. Tenga cuidado de no alterar la posición del respirador. Se debe sentir una presión negativa (la máscara tiende al colapso). Alrededor de los bordes vuelva a colocar el respirador y a ajustar las bandas a la cabeza para un mejor ajuste. Si no es posible sellar adecuadamente el respirador con las manos y no puede conseguir un ajuste adecuado, no utilice este respirador.
This mask helps protect against certain particles. Incorrect use can cause illness or death. “See NIOSH approval label for more information.” For professional use of this respirator as part of an OSHA respirator program, each individual must pass a qualitative or quantitative fit test.
The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) is the federal agency responsible for making research and recommendations for the prevention of work-associated illnesses and injuries. NIOSH is part of the Department of Health and Human Services; It is distinct from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), which is a regulatory agency and is part of the Department of Labor.
The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) is an agency of the federal government. NIOSH is responsible for testing and certifying all respirators used in workplaces in the United States. Under OSHA’s respirator standard, only NIOSH-certified respirators can be used by workers.
NIOSH has exclusive authority to test and certify respirators except for certain mine emergency devices, which will continue to be jointly certified by NIOSH and MSHA.
No agency or entity in the United States tests and certifies respirators for use by the general public; However, NIOSH/CDC tests and certifies respirators for use by workers to protect themselves against workplace hazards. NIOSH/CDC certified respirators carry the “NIOSH Approved” label, which identifies the hazards against which the respirator will protect. The N95 respirator is only approved to protect against dust (from activities such as sweeping, sawing, mold removal, and other dust-generating activities) in the air. The N95 respirator is not approved to protect against, and will not protect against, chemicals or gases in the air, such as carbon monoxide. If you smell a strong chemical odor, you should leave the area immediately.
The importance of a respirator complying with it is reflected in the quality of the product (amount of material retained and size of the particles, quality of the materials used for its manufacture) and therefore in the duration. A respirator with optimal quality conditions is recognized by having demonstrable certification from the North American organization NIOSH (United States National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health), adopted worldwide, which verifies compliance with the legal standard OSHA (Administration of Occupational Safety and Health) in the United States: 42 CFR 84 (certification requirements for respirators).
The N-95 respirator (or N95 mask) has been approved for use by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), which is part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Diseases (CDC). This respirator can offer you a certain degree of protection against airborne dust and mold. It must fit well to the face and be used correctly so that it can offer protection. You can buy N95 respirators at stores that sell safety products and at most hardware and home repair and improvement stores. If you have trouble breathing or any other problem while wearing the respirator during cleaning work, stop work and consult a doctor or other health care provider. – This is a product certification that guarantees the quality and filtration efficiency of our product.
The N-95 respirator (or N95 mask) has been approved for use by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), which is part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Diseases (CDC).
NOTE: Respirators: Unless otherwise noted, the term “respirator” refers to an N95 respirator or one with a higher filtration facepiece approved by the CDC’s National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH).
