8812 P1

Technical Datasheet 3M™ 8710, 8210, 8812 and 8822 Particulate Respirators Description Standards The 3M™ 8710, 8210, 8812 and 8822 Particulate Respirators provide effective respiratory protection for use in industries where workers will be exposed to dust particles and/or nonvolatile liquid particles. These products meet the requirements of Australian New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 1716:2003, Respiratory protective devices. They should be used to protect the wearer from solid and non-volatile liquid particles only. • • • • • Particulate Filter Respirators are classified by filtering efficiency and maximum total inward leakage performance (P1 & P2), also by inhalation resistance. Tested and certified to AS/NZS 1716:2003. Traditional convex shape, with nose clip and twin strap design. Durable, collapse resistant inner shell. Reliable, effective protection against fine particles. 3M™ Advanced Electret Filter Material gives effective filtration with low breathing resistance for consistent high quality performance. • 3M™ Cool Flow™ exhalation valve offers improved comfort in hot humid environments and/or where work is hard and physical*. Materials The following materials are used in the production of the 8710, 8210, 8812 and 8822 Particulate Respirators: • Straps 8812, 8822 – Polyisoprene 8710 and 8210 – Thermoplastic Elastomer • Staples 8812, 8822 – Steel 8710 and 8210 – no staples • Nose Foam Polyester • Nose Clip 8210 – Aluminium 8710, 8812, 8822 – Steel • Filter Polyester / Polypropylene • Valve* Polypropylene • Valve diaphragm* Polyisoprene These products do not contain components made from natural rubber latex. Maximum mass of products: • Unvalved (8710 & 8210) • Valved (8812 & 8822) = 8g = 13g P1 filters are indended for use against mechanically generated particulates such as those generated from sanding, grinding, drilling, sweeping etc. P2 filters are intended for use against both mechanically and thermally generated particulates e.g. welding, brazing etc. P2 filters may also help reduce breathing in pathogenic biological airborne particulates such as influenza virus. Approvals These respirators have been produced to comply with the requirements of the Australian / New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 1716:2003 under an agreed production certification scheme operated during manufacture in accordance with the SAI Global StandardsMark programme. Applications These respirators are suitable for use in concentrations of solid and non-volatile liquid particles up to the following limits: Model AS/NZS 1716 Classification Exhalation Valve Protection Factor x ES 8710 P1 Unvalved up to 10x 8812 P1 Valved up to 10x 8210 P2 Unvalved up to 10x 8822 P2 Valved up to 10x ES = Exposure Standard Respiratory protection is only effective if it is correctly selected, fitted and worn throughout the time when the wearer is exposed to hazards. * 8812 and 8822 models only Storage and Transportation 8812 and 8822 only The 3M™ 8710, 8210, 8812 and 8822 Particulate Respirators have a shelf life of 3 years. End of shelf life is marked on the product packaging. Before initial use, always check that the product is within the stated shelf life (use by date). Product should be stored in clean, dry conditions within the temperature range: – 20°C to + 25°C with a maximum relative humidity of