H210 N95
Particulate Respirator
User Instructions
IMPORTANT: Keep these user
instructions for reference.
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HOW TO WEAR:
1. Turn the respirator so that you are looking at the
back side.
2. Pull up on the nose piece and down on the chin
pieces to create an opening.
3. Place the respirator on your face so that the center
of the nose piece wire is against the bridge of your
nose and the chin piece is below your chin.
4. Pull both straps over your head. Move the lower
strap around your neck; pull the top strap onto your
head.
5. Using one hand, pinch the nose wire across the
bridge of your nose and along the sides.
6. Using both hands, press each side of the nose wire
strip to conform to your cheek bones on both sides.
7. With the respirator fitted to your face, place finger
and thumb on the ends of the Clear View Bar and
pinch towards the face to increase downward
visibility.
8. Seal Check:
a. Perform a seal check by covering the front of
the respirator with both hands, being careful not
to disturb the position of the respirator.
b. Exhale sharply. A positive pressure inside the
respirator means no leakage.
c. If leakage occurs, adjust the position and/or
tension of the straps and press down along the
nose piece as described in previous steps.
d. If you cannot achieve a proper seal, remove the
respirator and DO NOT enter the contaminated
area. See your supervisor.
-For a tighter fit, the bottom head strap can be pulled up
around your head.
-To remove respirator; grab the bottom corners with both
hands, pull away from your face and upwards so the
straps slip off your head.
WARNINGS:
1. Failure to follow all instructions and limitations on the
use of this product could reduce the effectiveness of
the respirator and result in sickness or death.
2. This respirator does not eliminate the risk of
contracting any disease or infection. Pathogens
could enter your body through your skin or eyes
unless you are wearing other PPE in addition to this
respirator.
3. Before occupational use of this respirator, a written
respiratory protection program must be
implemented, meeting all the local government
requirements. In the United States, employers must
comply with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134; which
includes medical evaluation, training, and fit testing.
4. This product does not supply oxygen. Use only in
adequately ventilated areas containing sufficient
oxygen to support life.
5. Do not use when concentrations of contaminants are
immediately dangerous to health or life.
6. Evacuate area immediately if breathing becomes
difficult, you experience dizziness or other
respiratory distress occurs.
7. Mustaches, beards or other facial hair may reduce
the effectiveness of this respirator. Make sure that
nothing interferes with the seal when you are
wearing the respirator.
8. Do NOT alter or modify this respirator in any way.
9. Do NOT wash the respirator or get it wet. If
respirator gets wet, remove and discard.
10. If respirator becomes damaged, soiled or breathing
becomes difficult; dispose of the respirator and use a
new one.
11. Respirator may not be multi-use and must not be
worn in pathogenic, biological or chemical hazard
environments.
