BLUE WEAR 008907 Dust Filter Masks Instruction Manual
- June 4, 2024
- BLUE WEAR
Table of Contents
BLUE WEAR 008907 Dust Filter Masks
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
- Failure to follow all the instructions and safety instructions can result in the dust filter mask working less effectively, which can cause illness or death.
- It is important to select the right dust filter mask. Consult an occupational hygienist or an environmental and safety representative to determine the suitability of the dust filter mask for the actual purpose.
- Do not use the mask when the concentration of harmful substances signifies an immediate danger to health or life.
- Leave the work area immediately and go into the fresh air, if:
- It is difficult to breathe.
- You become dizzy or experience other discomfort.
- Never modify the dust filter mask in any way.
- Replace the dust filter mask immediately if it becomes difficult to breathe, if the mask is damaged, or if it cannot be made to fit properly.
- For disposable use only. No maintenance is necessary. Discard the dust filter mask after using it during a shift.
- The dust filter mask can cause and allergic reaction on skin contact. If an allergic reaction occurs, leave the contaminated area, remove the mask and seek medical attention.
NOTE:
The dust filter mask should only be used once and then discarded.
LIMITATIONS
- Handle the dust filter mask with care and only use it in accordance with these instructions.
- The dust filter mask does not supply the user with oxygen. The dust filter mask is not intended to be used in areas deficient in oxygen (oxygen content less that 19%) or areas containing a surplus of oxygen (higher than 23.5%).
- The upper oxygen content limit is not absolute, but every increase in the content of oxygen in the air over the normal level increases the risk. An increase in the content of oxygen increases the risk of fire in the event of electrostatic discharge or other sparking, and increases the speed and intensity of the sequence.
- Do not use the dust filter mask in an explosive environment, e.g. near flammable liquids, gas or dust.
- Do not use the dust filter mask in the following cases.
- If the concentration of contaminants is so high that it is acutely harmful to health or life-threatening.
- If the type or concentration of contaminants is unknown.
- If the concentration of contaminants is over 0.1 %.
- Always check the tightness of the mask, the filter and valves before entering the contaminated area.
- Beards and other facial hair under the sealing areas on the mask to the skin can reduce the sealing capacity.
SYMBOLS
REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS
- Regulation of the European parliament and council (EU) 2016/425 on personal protective equipment.
- EN 149:2001+A1:2009 Cat III – Breathing protection – Filtering half masks to protect against particles.
TECHNICAL DATA
The product is CE marked and complies with the EU directive 2016/425 on
protective equipment and with the standard
EN 149:2001+A1:2009 Cat III.
The product has been type approved by the accredited testing institute:
BSI Group The Netherlands B.V.
Say Building, John M. Keynesplein 9, 1066 EP Amsterdam, Netherlands. No: 2797
- Protection factor FFP2 NR
DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION
FFP1| Protection from non-toxic airborne particles and liquids (e.g. oil mist)
with concentration of up to 4 x MAC/ OEL/TLV (e.g. NPF = 4) or 4 x WEL (e.g.
APF = 4).
FFP2| Protection from non-toxic and weak to average toxic airborne particles
and liquids (e.g. oil mist) with concentration of up to 12 x MAC/OEL/ TLV
(e.g. NPF = 12) or 10 x WEL (e.g. APF = 10).
FFP3| Protection from non-toxic, weak to average toxic and highly toxic
airborne particles and liquids (e.g. oil mist) with concentration of up to 50 x MAC/OEL/TLV (e.g. NPF = 50) or 20 x WEL (e.g. APF = 20).
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NOTE:
NOTE:
MAC = Maximum Admissible Concentration.
OEL
| Occupational Exposure Limit| Limit for occupational exposure
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TLV| Threshold Limit Value| Threshold
NPF| Nominal Protection Factor| Nominal protection factor
WEL| Workplace Exposure Limit| Limit to exposure at the workplace
APF| Assigned Protection Factor| Assigned protection factor
USE
CHECK BEFORE USE
Check the dust filter mask and all it parts before use for holes and other
damage.
Do not use the dust filter mask if it is damaged. Discard, and use a new one.
ADJUSTMENT
- Hold the dust filter mask in your hand with your fingertips on the nose section. Allow the neck straps to hang freely from your hand.
- Hold the dust filter mask tightly against your face with the nose section over the bridge of your nose.
- Stretch the lower neck strap, pass it over your head and position below your ears. Stretch the upper neck strap, pass it over your head and position above your ears.
- Press the soft nose section so that it fits tightly around your nose. FIG. 1
TIGHTNESS CHECK
Dust filter masks without exhalation valve
Cup both hands over the dust filter mask and breathe out with force.
Dust filter masks with exhalation valve
- Cup both hands over the dust filter mask and breathe in deeply.
- You should be able to feel underpressure inside the dust filter mask.
- If air flows around your nose, the nose section must be sealed.
- If air leaks in at the edges, the neck strap must be moved so that the mask fits better.
NOTE:
Replace the dust filter mask immediately if it becomes difficult to breathe,
if the mask is damaged or if it cannot be made to fit properly. Follow the
instructions carefully for optimum safety.
MAINTENANCE
STORAGE
- Store dust filter masks in their packaging, protected from direct sunlight in a cool and dry place until they are going to be used.
- Keep away from possible contamination and physical damage.
TRANSPORT
During transportation, the dust filter masks should be stored in the
packaging, which it was supplied in or another suitable container.
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