AIR FFP2 Face Masks

AIR FFP2 Face Masks

Description:

AIR FFP2 Face Masks are filtering facepiece respirators designed to provide protection against airborne particles and certain levels of biological aerosols (such as viruses and bacteria). FFP2 masks are commonly used in environments where there is a risk of inhaling fine dust, aerosols, or other harmful particles. The FFP2 classification means the mask filters at least 94% of airborne particles with a size of 0.3 microns or larger. These masks are essential in healthcare, industrial, and public safety applications.

Specifications:

• Certification: FFP2 (European standard for respiratory protection)

• Filtration Efficiency: At least 94% of airborne particles (0.3 microns or larger)

• Exhalation Valve (Optional): Some models include an exhalation valve to reduce heat and moisture build-up inside the mask

• Material:

  • Multiple layers of non-woven fabric (often a combination of melt-blown polypropylene)

  • Some masks may include an activated carbon layer for additional protection from odors

• Fit: Adjustable nose clip and ear loops or head straps to ensure a secure fit

• Breathability: Designed for low breathing resistance, enhancing comfort during extended wear

• Color: Typically white, but may also be available in other colors

• Size: Standard size, designed to fit most adult faces

• Packaging: Available in individual packs, bulk boxes, or dispenser boxes

• Compliance: Meets EN 149:2001+A1:2009 standard for respiratory protective devices

🧪 Uses:

• Healthcare Settings:

  • Used by medical professionals and patients to protect against airborne viruses (e.g., COVID-19) and bacteria

  • Recommended for use in hospitals, clinics, and laboratories

• Industrial Applications:

  • Protecting workers in environments with dust, fumes, or aerosolized chemicals (e.g., construction, mining, and paintwork)

  • Often used in woodworking, metalworking, and pharmaceutical manufacturing

• Public Health:

  • Worn by individuals in crowded or high-risk areas, such as public transportation or high-density public spaces

• Laboratories:

  • Used for chemical or biological experiments involving particulate matter or toxic substances

• General Public Safety:

  • Worn during pandemics or flu seasons to reduce the risk of aerosol transmission