3M 8214 User manual

The 3MTM Particulate Respirators
8214 and 8514, N95 are designed
for applications such as welding,
soldering and other operations
involving metal fumes including
those with ozone1and nuisance
levels of organic vapors.2These
products’ many features help
provide workers comfortable,
durable respiratory protection.
NIOSH approved N95
• At least 95% filtration efficiency
against solid and liquid aerosols that
do not contain oil.3TC-84A-0454
3MTM Cool FlowTM
Exhalation Valve
• Patented one-way valve offers easy
exhalation for cooler dry comfort .
Carbon Filter Material
• Provides 3M recommended ozone
protection (up to 10 x PEL).1
• Provides relief from odors caused
by nuisance level organic vapor
associated with some welding
operations.2
Cake-resistant filter media
• Uniquely-designed filter layers
reduce the caking of particles
on the respirator surface.
• Helps make the respirator
breathe easier longer, which
contributes to comfort, longer
service life and increased savings.
Faceseal (8214 only)
•
Contours easily to help
provide a good seal.
• Comfortable to wear.
Adjustable noseclip
• Helps provide a custom fit
and secure seal.
• Reduces the potential for
eyewear fogging.
Fully adjustable straps
• A single tug helps provide a
comfortable, secure fit.
3MTM Welding Web
• The fiber media and protective
layers of this respirator are
flame resistant as demonstrated
per ASTM D2859-96. Not a
substitute for a faceshield.
Particulate Respirators
8214 and 8514, N95
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3MTM Particulate Respirator 8514, N95
(Inset photo: 3MTM Particulate Respirator 8214, N95)
Issue Date 01/01/04
8214
Faceseal
• Grinding
• Sanding
• Sweeping
• Bagging
• Other dusty/hot
operations
• Welding
• Brazing
• Soldering
• Torch cutting
• Metal pouring
• Foundry
operations
• Lab settings
• Petrochemical
operations
• Undercoating
Suggested Applications
1. 3M recommended for ozone protection up to
10 times the OSHA PEL, or applicable exposure
limits, whichever is lower. (Not NIOSH approved
for ozone.)
2. 3M recommended for relief against nuisance levels
of organic vapors. Nuisance level organic vapor
refers to concentrations not exceeding the OSHA PEL,
or applicable exposure limits, whichever is lower.
3. Tested against particles approximately 0.3 micron
in size (mass median aerodynamic diameter) per
42 CFR 84.
These respirators help reduce exposure to certain
particles. Misuse may result in sickness or death.
Before use, the wearer must read and understand
User Instructions provided as a part of product
packaging. Time use limitations may apply. For
proper use, see package instructions, supervisor
or call 3M OH&ESD Technical Service in U.S.A.,
1-800-243-4630. In Canada, call 1-800-267-4414.
WARNING
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Respirators Respirators
Per Box Per Case
10 80
Use For:
• Solids such as those from processing
minerals, coal, iron ore, flour, and
certain other substances.
• Liquid or non-oil based particles
from sprays that do not also emit
harmful vapors.
• Metal fumes produced from welding,
cutting and other operations
involving heating of metals.
Do Not Use For:
Gases, oil aerosols, asbestos, arsenic,
cadmium, lead, 4,4'-methylenedianiline
(MDA) or sandblasting. Aerosol
and/or ozone concentrations that
exceed 10 times the OSHA PEL,
or applicable exposure limits,
whichever is lower. Organic
vapors, including those present in
paint spraying operations, when
concentrations exceed the OSHA
PEL or applicable exposure limits,
whichever is lower. These
respirators do not supply oxygen.
Additional Information
These respirators contain no
components made from natural
rubber latex.
Important
Before using these respirators,
you must determine the following:
1. The type of contaminant(s)
for which the respirator is
being selected.
2. The concentration level
of contaminant(s).
3. Whether the respirator can be
properly fitted on the wearer’s
face. Do not use with beards,
on other facial hair, or other
conditions that prevent a good
seal between the face and the
faceseal of the respirator.
4. Before use of these respirators,
a written respiratory protection
program must be implemented,
meeting all the requirements
of OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134,
including training, medical
evaluation and fit testing.
Time Use Limitation
If respirator becomes damaged,
soiled, or breathing becomes
difficult, leave the contaminated
area immediately and dispose of
the respirator.
3MTM Cool FlowTM
Exhalation Valve
Patented one-way
valve for easy
exhalation and cool,
dry comfort.
Faceseal
Soft and secure,
conforms closely
to face for long-
lasting comfort
and protection.
Advanced
Electret Media
Advanced
electrostatically
charged microfibers
make breathing
easier and cooler.
Odor-removing
filter material
Carbon layers
remove many
nuisance level
odors for greater
comfort and
productivity.
Cake-resistant
filter media
Specially designed
filter layers provide
longer respirator
life and easier
breathing.
Fully adjustable
straps
A single tug
helps provide
a comfortable,
secure fit.
3MTM Welding Web
Unique filter media
and protective layers
are designed to be
flame resistant as
demonstrated per
ASTM D2859-96.
(Not a substitute for
a faceshield.)
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8214 8514
3M Occupational Health and Environmental Safety Division
3M Center, Building 235-2W-70
St. Paul, MN 55144-1000
For more information, please contact:
3M Occupational Health and
Environmental Safety Division
(OH&ESD)
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Sales Assistance
1-800-896-4223
Technical Assistance
1-800-243-4630
Fax On Demand
1-800-646-1655
Internet
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3M Canada Company, OH&ESD
P.O. Box 5757
London, Ontario N6A 4T1
Sales Assistance
1-800-265-1840, ext. 6137
Technical Assistance (Canada only)
1-800-267-4414
Fax On Demand
1-800-646-1655
Internet
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01-800-712-0646
5270-2255, 5270-2119 (Mexico City only)
Technical Assistance In Brazil
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