3M 8210 Instruction Manual

Description
The 3M™ 8710, 8210, 8812 and 8822 Particulate Respirators
provide eective respiratory protection for use in industries
where workers will be exposed to dust particles and/or non-
volatile liquid particles.
Tested and certified to AS/NZS 1716:2003.•
Traditional convex shape, with nose clip and twin strap design.•
Durable, collapse resistant inner shell.•
R e l i a b l e , e  ective protection against fine particles.•
3M™ Advanced Electret Filter Material gives eective filtration•
with low breathing resistance for consistent high quality
performance.
3M™ Cool Flow™ exhalation valve oers 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) = 8g
• Valved (8812 & 8822) = 13g
Standards
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 eciency and
maximum total inward leakage performance (P1 & P2), also by
inhalation resistance.
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 eective if it is correctly selected, fitted and
worn throughout the time when the wearer is exposed to hazards.
3M™ 8710, 8210, 8812 and 8822
Particulate Respirators
* 8812 and 8822 models only
Technical
Datasheet
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Storage and Transportation
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
<80%. When storing or transporting this product use original
packaging provided.
Disposal
Contaminated products should be disposed as hazardous waste
in accordance with local regulations.
Fitting Instructions
8710 and 8210 only
See Figure 1.
a n d1. 2. Pre-stretch around entire length of each strap by
pulling at 3cm intervals between both hands.
Cup respirator in one hand with nosepiece at fingertips, allow3.
headbands to hang freely below hand.
Hold respirator under chin, with nosepiece up.4.
Locate the upper strap across the crown of the head and the5.
lower strap below the ears.
Straps must not be twisted.6.
Using both hands, mould noseclip to the shape of the lower7.
part of the nose to ensure a close fit and good seal. Pinching
the noseclip using only one hand may result in less eective
respirator performance.
The seal of the respirator on the face should be fit-checked8.
before entering the workplace.
Figure 1
8812 and 8822 only
See Figure 2.
Cup respirator in one hand with nosepiece at fingertips, allow1.
headbands to hang freely below hand.
Hold respirator under chin, with nosepiece up.
2.
Locate the upper strap across the crown of the head and the3.
lower strap below the ears.
Straps must not be twisted.4.
Using both hands, mould noseclip to the shape of the lower5.
part of the nose to ensure a close fit and good seal. Pinching
the noseclip using only one hand may result in less eective
respirator performance.
The seal of the respirator on the face should be fit-checked6.
before entering the workplace.
Figure 2
Fit Check
Cover the front of the respirator with both hands being careful1.
not to disturb the fit of the respirator.
(a) UNVALVED respirator - EXHALE sharply;
2.
(b) VALVED respirator - INHALE sharply.
If air leaks around the nose, re-adjust the noseclip to
3.
eliminate leakage. Repeat the above fit check.
If air leaks at the respirator edges, work the straps back4.
along the sides of the head to eliminate leakage. Repeat the
above fit check.
If you CANNOT achieve a proper fit DO NOT enter the hazardous
area. See your supervisor.
Users should be fit tested in accordance with AS/NZS 1715.
For information regarding fit testing procedures, please contact 3M.
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arising from reliance upon any information herein provided by 3M. The user is responsible for determining the suitability of the products
for their intended use. Nothing in this statement will be deemed to exclude or restrict 3M’s liability for death or personal injury arising from
its negligence.
Occupational Health and
Environmental Safety Division
3M Australia Pty Ltd
950 Pacific Highway
Pymble NSW 2073
Phone: 136 136
Fax: [phone]
TechAssist Helpline: 1800 024 464
E-mail: [e-mail]
Website: www.3M.com/au/ohs
Occupational Health and
Environmental Safety Division
3M New Zealand Ltd
94 Apollo Drive, Albany,
North Shore City, 0632
Tech Helpline: 0800 364 357
Customer services: 0800 252 627
Fax: [phone]
E-mail: innovatio[email protected]
Website: www.3M.co.nz/safety
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8710 respirator
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Warnings and Use Limitations
Always be sure that the complete product is:• - Suitable for the application;
- Fitted correctly;
- Worn during all periods of exposure;
- Replaced when necessary.
Proper selection, training, use and appropriate maintenance are• essential in order for the product to help protect the wearer from
certain airborne contaminants.
Failure to follow all instructions on the use of these respiratory• protection products and/or failure to properly wear the complete
product during all periods of exposure may adversely aect
the wearer’s health, lead to severe or life threatening illness or
permanent disability.
For suitability and proper, use follow local regulations, refer to all• information supplied or contact an occupational hygienist, safety
professional or 3M representative on the Tech Assist Helpline 3M
Australia 1800 024 464, 3M New Zealand 0800 364 357.
Before use, the wearer must be trained in use of the complete• product in accordance with applicable Health and Safety
standards/guidance.
These products do not contain components made from natural• rubber latex.
These products do not protect against gases/vapours.•
Do not use in atmospheres containing less than 19.5% oxygen.• (3M definition. Individual countries may apply their own limits on
oxygen deficiency.
Seek advice if in doubt).
Do not use for respiratory protection against atmospheric contami-• nants/concentrations which are unknown or immediately danger-
ous to life and health (IDLH).
Do not use with beards or other facial hair that may inhibit
contact between the face and the product thus preventing a
good seal.
Leave the contaminated area immediately if:• a) Breathing becomes dicult.
b) Dizziness or other distress occurs.
Discard and replace the respirator if it becomes damaged,• breathing resistance becomes excessive or at the end of the shift.
Never alter, modify or repair this device.•
In case of intended use in explosive atmospheres, contact 3M.•
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