Description

Art No: FM-F8-4123 – Force 8 Twin A2P3 Press To Check Filter Cartridges

These are A2P3 replacement filters to fit the Force 8 Half-Mask with Typhoon Valve.

A2P3 filters are suitable for protecting your respiratory system from:

• Solvent-based painting
• Water-based painting
• Rubbing down paint
• Paint stripping
• White spirit
• Welding (ferrous and lead)
• Organic vapours and gases
• Dusts
• Mists
• Fibres and fibre glass
• Plaster
• Wood (hard and soft)
• Nuisance odours

How can you be sure that you have donned your mask correctly?
With the new patent pending Force™8 PressToCheck™ filters you can instantly check that you have the correct seal every time.

FIT IT!
Don the Mask – Put the straps and harness over your head and pull the straps to a suitably tight and comfortable fit.

PRESS IT!
PressToCheck™ – Press the front and backs of both filter covers together to stop air from entering through the filters.

CHECK IT!
Inhale – No air should come through the mask. Adjust the mask and repeat until it doesn’t. Release when seal is made.

Features & benefits:

• Daily Face Fit Reassurance
• Passes dolomite
• Protection against construction dust
• Improved hygiene
• Inhalation valve for easy maintenance
• Low profile covers protect filters
• Conforms to EN143

Replacing the filters:

Replace the filters periodically. If you start to smell the odour of the paint or it becomes difficult to draw air through the filter, then it is time to replace your cartridges. Preferably replace them before this occurs to ensure you are fully protected.

PLEASE NOTE:

When installing the filters to your mask, please note that the filters do require a reasonable amount of force to be applied to rotate them into the “locked” position. This is to ensure that the gasket between the filters and the mask body is well compressed and therefore sealing the interface efficiently. When carrying out this operation, just take care not to grip the exhaust valve body inside the mask. However, you may hold the overall mask body with the required force to rotate the filters into the “locked” position. Do not twist both filters at the same time.