Reusable full face mask

 People often ask us which respirator to use for painting and car body work. There are some good options available, but the type of filter and respirator mask depends very much on the type of work you do and how often you work.

This full face mask is suitable for most jobs such as sawing work; grinding work;; carpentry work; polishing work; car repair; demolition work; renovation work; metal cutting and welding etc
Suitable for production in cement factories, ceramic factories, shipyards, welding, railways, metal smelting, interior decoration, stone work, graffiti, wall art, powder work, etc.

For example, if you are sanding or carrying out other physical work that may create particles in the air, a standard filter will filter all substances down to 3 microns (i.e. 99.9% of all air pollutants) and keep them out of your lungs. This is the benefit of wearing a fully protective mask, it protects your lungs and face well and is reusable. It is important to note that we should actively replace the filter cartridge when it gets old.

If you do this type of work on a daily basis or work on projects that take a lot of time, especially painting, you will want something more comfortable and with a better seal and choosing a good gas mask is a must.

This full respirator mask is made from food grade silicone material, the flexible silicone won't make you feel uncomfortable and will seal securely. The flow valve helps dissipate heat and moisture and helps reduce user fatigue. It fits well even after prolonged wear without feeling tight or constricting, and the headband is adjustable and very user-friendly. However, it is important to note that even when wearing a full face mask, it is important not to work continuously for too long, as this can be very taxing on the body. Rest is also part of the job.

The lungs are not the only thing that needs to be protected. A face mask for painting should always be worn when doing this type of work, or if you don't like a mask for painting then a half mask with goggles attached is a good option. It depends on personal habits and preferences. Full facepiece respirators are great (and predictably more expensive) as they keep the paint and fumes away from your eyes and face. You can also wear cheap spray paint socks to keep the paint away from your ears and hair, and half masks are also comfortable.

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