KN95 Respirator Face Mask (20/box at $1.00/piece)
KN95 Respirator Face Mask (20/box at $1.00/piece)
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Help to maintain the health and safety of your customers and employees during this uncertain time with disposable KN95 respirator masks that are designed for all-day comfort and maximum flexibility while offering respiratory protection against airborne diseases and biological contaminants. The three-panel construction securely contours to the shape of your face, creating a seal around your mouth and nose, while 4 layers of protection filter over 95% of microparticles. These self-priming respirators are breathable and fluid resistant against the splashing and splattering of potentially infectious liquids and materials, and are a suitable alternative to NIOSH-approved N95 respirator masks, with a particulate filtration efficiency of over 98% as tested by the National Personal Protective Technology Laboratory.
- Self-Priming Filter Respirator
- Particulate Filtration Efficiency ≥ 98%
- Four-Layer Protection
- Materials: The outer layer and mouth layer are non-woven; the middle two layers are hot air cotton and a thickened, melt-blown cloth.
- Dimensions: 17 X 9 cm
- Three Dimensional Stretch
- Elastic Earbands, Adjustable Nose Clip
- Disposable
- Country of Origin: China
- Pass GB2626-2006 China National Standard of Respiratory Protective Equipment
FFP2/KN95 Easy-Fit Protective Facial Respirator
Designed to provide respiratory protection against airborne diseases and biological contaminants, these disposable KN95 respirator masks form a seal around the mouth and nose and efficiently filter microparticles.
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Optimum Filtration
Filters ≥ 95% of airborne and liquid particles including viruses, bacteria, fungi, and pollen. -
Comparable Alternative to NIOSH-Approved N95
This product is certified to provide the highest level of protection in accordance with implementation standards GB2626-2006 KN95 and EN149-2001 FFP2. -
Adjustable
The adjustable nose clip allows for a custom fit to ensure the highest level of safety. -
Fluid Resistant
Protects against the splashing and splattering of potentially infectious materials.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the difference between a surgical mask and an KN95 mask?
According to the CDC: Surgical masks are not designed for use as particulate respirators and do not provide as much respiratory protection as a KN95 respirator. Surgical masks provide barrier protection against droplets including large respiratory particles. Most surgical masks do not effectively filter small particles from the air and do not prevent leakage around the edge of the mask when the user inhales. -
Why is the fit of a KN95 mask important?
A medical respirator is only as effective as its fit. There should be no gaps along the side, around the nose or under the chin that would allow air and droplets to bypass the filter medium. The mask should always be properly adjusted to fully cover both the mouth and nose. A well-fitting mask stays in place over the nose and cheeks and even a regular mask will prevent fogging of eyeglasses if it fits properly. Masks should not be worn underneath the nose or dangling around the neck – they should either be fully on, or disposed of. -
How do I ensure a the KN95/FFP2 fits properly?
There are several things that contribute to a good fit. The most important consideration is the nose piece. It should mold over the nose and cheeks and maintain its shape over time. It should not kink or break when adjusted. Individuals with wider faces should select a mask that ensures full coverage over the face and under the chin. The elastic ear bands fit securely around the ears, and create an upward tension toward the crown of the head and behind the neck to hold the mask against the face to prevent any gaping. Refer to our Donning and Doffing Instructions for further guidance on how to ensure a proper fit. -
How long can I wear my KN95 mask?
According to the CDC: The service life of all filters on respirators is limited by considerations of hygiene, damage, and breathing resistance. All filters should be replaced whenever they are damaged, soiled, or causing noticeably increased breathing resistance. Generally we recommend replacing your KN95 mask after each daily use.