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Half Facepiece Respirators
5000 Series, Disposable
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Pre-assembled for convenience.
Designed for comfort.
3M
™
Half Facepiece Respirators
5000 Series, Disposable are
preassembled, have no spare
parts and require no maintenance.
They offer comfort, convenience
and performance against certain
organic vapors and/or acid gasses.
Features/Benefits
• Available in 3 sizes
(small, medium, large) to
comfortably fit many faces
• Ideally suited for:
– intermittent respirator use
– plant shutdowns and
turnarounds
– dirty applications where
respirators become difficult
to clean in a short time
• Resealable storage bag helps keep
respirator clean between uses
• Low profile design provides
wider field of vision and greater
comfort while wearing goggles or
glasses
• Lightweight design coupled with
cradle suspension helps relieve
pressure on back of neck and
bridge of nose
• Can be combined with 3M N95,
P95 and P100 NIOSH approved
filters for airborne particles
3M
™
Half Facepiece Respirators 5000 Series, Disposable
Issue Date 7/1/09
Respirators
per bag
Respirators
per case
1 12
Quantitative Fit Test Respirators
3M
™
Quantitative Fit Test
Respirators are products that provide
a simple, direct way to help meet
OSHA fit testing requirements.
They can be used with any 100
level particulate filter to test face-
to-respirator seal. They help satisfy
OSHA respiratory protection
program requirements and are easily
used during respirator training.
These facepieces are for fit test
purposes only and are not to be
used for respiratory protection.
WARNING
These respirators help protect against certain airborne contaminants. Misuse may
result in sickness or death. Before use, the wearer must read and understand
User Instructions provided as a part of product packaging. Time use limitations may
apply. Call 3M OH&ESD Technical Service at 1-800-243-4630. In Canada, call
1-800-267-4414.
Important
Before using these respirators, you must determine the following:
1. The type of contaminant(s) for which the respirator is being selected.
2. The concentration level of contaminant(s).
3. Whether the respirator can be properly fitted on the wearer’s face. All respirator instructions, warnings and use
and time limitations must also be read and understood by the wearer before use.
Before use of these respirators, a written respiratory protection program must be implemented, meeting all the
requirements of OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134, including training, medical evaluation and fit testing.