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For more demanding jobs, we recommend the professional Comfo Half-mask Respirator which filters 99.97% of particulates and is recommended when doing fogging, bombing, mold remediation, working in crawl spaces or applying any oil-based aerosols or fogging compounds.
The N95 Valved Respirator Mask filters out 95% of particulates in the air including dust and water-based aerosol sprays (Does NOT filter out oil-based aerosol sprays or fogging solutions). Great when applying pesticide or insecticide dusts. Features a latex free headstrap, contour fit design, adjustable nose piece with comfortable nose foam, and a valve for better comfort when breathing.
| Manufactured By: | Moldex (Manufacturer Product Number: 2300) |
The N95 Valved Respirator Mask filters out 95% of particulates in the air including dust and water-based aerosol sprays (Does NOT filter out oil-based aerosol sprays or fogging solutions). Great when applying pesticide or insecticide dusts. Features a latex free headstrap, contour fit design, adjustable nose piece with comfortable nose foam, and a valve for better comfort when breathing.
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September 25, 2010Anna asked:
QAre you able to use these masks more than one time when using liquid insecticides?
AYes. The N95 rated masks can be used more than once. Typically, the masks are good for 10 to 15 uses. If you are using an oil based spray they will not last as long. Most of our products are not oil based and are not air born unless you are using an aerosol spray.
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July 12, 2010Lyle asked:
QDoes the DuraMask N95 Valved Respirator filter asbestos?
ANo, any mask rated at N95 is not sufficient for asbestos. You need a P100 rated mask which filters 100% of particulates. This would be our comfo classic with P100 rated filters.
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