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Respiratory Protection

Reusable respiratory protection from 3M and Dräger: the 3M 7500 half facepiece, 6000 full facepiece and Powerflow face-mounted PAPR, Dräger X-plore half and full face masks, and the 3M 6001 to 6005 cartridges, P100 filters and X-plore cartridges that fit them.

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3M™ Full Facepiece 6000 Series — Respirator
6700

3M™ Full Facepiece 6000 Series

NIOSH approved | Silicone faceseal + polycarbonate lens | ~411 g (0.9 lbs) | APF 10× PEL (qual. fit) / 50× PEL (quant. fit) | ANSI Z87.1 high-impact eye & face protection

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X-plore Twin Filter Respirator System
DR-R55331

X-plore Twin Filter Respirator System

NIOSH 42 CFR 84 / EN 140 (half mask) · EN 136 Class 2 (full face) | Half mask ~95 g (3300 TPE, 3500 DrägerFlex) | Full face 5500: EPDM body, 180° PC lens, universal size, ~540 g | Bayonet dual-filter connection | Min 4-year cartridge shelf life

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A reusable respirator protects only as well as its seal and its consumables. Half masks: the 3M 7500 Series (silicone, Cool Flow exhalation valve, S, M, L) and the Dräger X-plore 3300 or 3500. Full face: the 3M 6000 Series and the X-plore 5500. Powered: the 3M Powerflow face-mounted PAPR, with one high-efficiency filter for dusts, mists, fumes and radionuclides such as lead and asbestos. Consumables: 3M cartridges 6001 (organic vapour), 6002 (acid gas), 6003 (both), 6004 (ammonia and methylamine) and 6005 (formaldehyde and organic vapour), the 7093 P100 filter, and Dräger X-plore gas and vapour, combination and particle filters. The 3M and Dräger respirators are NIOSH approved.

Respirator FAQ

Filter or cartridge?

A filter handles particles: dust, mist and fume. A cartridge handles one class of vapour or gas, and a combination cartridge handles both. Match the consumable to the hazard; see our half mask respirator guide.

Does a respirator need a fit test?

Every tight-fitting facepiece does: the mask only works if it seals against the face, so each wearer is fit-tested on the model and size they will use.

When do I change cartridges?

The records print no service life. Follow the maker's change schedule, warning properties or an end-of-service indicator. For more protection than a half mask gives, a full facepiece or a powered respirator is next; see our PAPR guide.