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The Different Types of Respirator Masks and Common Uses

It's important to choose the right respirator mask as it's crucial to the health and safety of you and your crew on the job. In this video, you'll learn more about the types of respirators, the common uses for each and the level of protection each provides. The different types of respirators are: The Half-mask, also known as particulate or disposable respirators Shop Disposable Here: https://gemplers.com/collections/disp... Half Mask Dual Cartridge Disposable Respirators Half Mask Dual Cartridge Reusable Respirators Full Face Mask Dual Cartridge Reusable Respirators Shop Full & Half Mask here: https://gemplers.com/collections/full... Powered air-purifying respirators Shop here: https://gemplers.com/collections/supp... All of these respirators are available at gemplers.com. Shop a larger inventory of in-stock respirators at Gemplers https://www.gemplers.com/respirators Starting with the disposable respirators. These are used to protect the wearer from dust, pollen, mists, welding fumes and certain pesticides applied in solid form. These masks provide a 10 X PEL level of protection. The 10 X PEL refers to the assigned protection factors or APF of the respirators. A respirator with an APF of 10 - that is properly selected, fitted and worn - will protect the employee from exposure levels up to 10 times the permissible exposure level - PEL. Which is the exposure level deemed to be dangerous by OSHA. So you'll need a respirator with a higher PEL, depending on what is in the air the wearer needs protection from. Moving to the Maintenance-Free, Dual Cartridge, Half-Mask, Disposable Respirators, these are best used when applying pesticides or organic vapors. And because they're disposable, there's no cartridge inventory to maintain. These also have a 10 X PEL range Dual Cartridge, Half-Mask Reusable Respirators The main advantage of these are that cartridges and filters can be changed to match different contaminants. These respirators are commonly used for protection against pesticides, anhydrous ammonia, acid gases, dust or welding fumes. These too have a 10 X PEL. The full-face dual cartridge, reusable respirator is more protective than a half-mask. You'll need a full-face dual cartridge respirator to protect the face, eyes, nose and respiratory system from irritants and contaminants. These respirators have a 50 X PEL. Moving to the Powered air-purifying respirators, these offer comfortable breathing from a battery-powered fan, which pulls air through the filters and circulates the air through the helmet. These types of respirators are NOT to be used in conditions which are immediately dangerous to life or health. These respirators have a 100 X PEL Those are the different types of respirators and examples of when you'd use each. If you're still unsure which respirator you need, contact Gemplers Customer Service at (800) 382-8437 or email customerservice@gemplers.com.