Full face masks

Full face masks provide protection against inhaling harmful substances. The mask which also protects the eyes must be equipped with filters. Always make sure you use the correct filters for the current work.

  • Full face masks with filters prevent inhalation of harmful substances
  • Filters available against particulate matter, gases and vapors
  • The mask covers the entire face, which also protects the eyes

Protection against gases and vapours

Respiratory protection provides protection against gases and vapors in the lungs and airways, while full face masks also protect the rest of the face. Consider, for example, irritants that can damage eyes.

To receive the best protection, in addition to full face masks, you also need the corresponding filters:

  • A (Brown): Organic vapors and solvents with a boiling point >65° C
  • AX (Brown): Organic vapors and solvents with a boiling point of <65° C
  • B (Grey): Inorganic gases and vapors (excluding carbon monoxide)
  • E (Yellow): Sulfur dioxide & hydrogen chloride
  • K (Green): Ammonia
  • P (White): Protection against particulate matter

Always determine which type of filter to use before the work begins. In situations with only particulate matter, P2 or P3 filters are sufficient, but if you work with other gases and vapors, other filters may be necessary.

Extra protection against particulate matter and asbestos

If you work in environments with fine substances such as asbestos, it is important to have the correct protective clothing in addition to a full face mask with filters. This includes disposable overalls, but also disposable gloves and S5 work boots, the latter of which can be easily cleaned to keep particulate matter at bay.