Moldex Smart Pocket FFP1 NR D Instruction manual

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Datasheet
FFP masks
Protection against Dust, Mist & Fumes
Smart Pocket Series
UK - 03 - 2011 / 01
FFP1 NR D
2370 non valved
2375 with Ventex®-valve
FFP2 NR D
2470 non valved
2475 with Ventex®-valve
CERTIFICATION
The Moldex Smart Pocket FFP-masks meet the requirements of EN149:2001 +
A1:2009 and are CE-marked in accordance with the requirements of European
Directive 89/686/EEC. The IFA (0121) Germany is responsible for both type
examination (Article 10) and monitoring of production (Article 11).
The products are manufactured in an ISO 9001:2000 certified plant.
MATERIALS
Filter Layer, Inner Shell, DuraMesh®: Polypropylene,
Ethylene-vinyl acetate (EVA)
Nose Seal: Polyethylene
Exhalation valve: Synthetic Rubber, Polypropylene
Head Strap: Synthetic Rubber
WEIGHT
2370: 12 g 2375: 16 g 2470: 12 g 2475: 16 g 2575: 18 g
AREAS OF USE
(WEL = Workplace Exposure Limit)
CHARACTERISTICS
ActivForm®
Automatically fits to the face.
No manual adjustments by the user are necessary.
DuraMesh®
Masks have a strong and durable structure.
Ventex®-valve
Starts to open even at low exhalation pressure and
significantly reduces moisture and heat inside the mask.
Nose seal
The flexible nose seal improves fit and provides
optimum wearing comfort.
Folded
All qualities of a traditional cup mask but easier to
carry around – easy handling with one step unfolding
process.
Individually packed
Protected from dust and kept hygienic before use.
Dolomite clogging test
Masks have passed the Dolomite clogging test.
Better breathing resistance for longer.
100% PVC-FREE
All Moldex products and packaging are
completely free from PVC.
NR (non reusable) = Single use.
Comfortable and durable throughout the whole shift
D
FFP3 NR D
2575 with Ventex®-valve
Level WEL Hazard type
Examples
FFP1 4 x FINE DUSTS, FUMES, WATER AND OIL BASED MISTS/
AEROSOLS
Against non-toxic dusts, e.g. Aluminium Oxide, Bauxite,
Borax, Brick Dust, Cellulose, Cement, Coal Dust, Gypsum,
Limestone, Plaster of Paris, Pollen, Portland Cement,
Sucrose, Sugar
FFP2 10 x FINE TOXIC DUSTS, FUMES, WATER AND OIL BASED MISTS/
AEROSOLS
Against toxic dusts, e.g. Aluminium Oxide, Bauxite, Borax,
Brick Dust, Cellulose, Cement, Coal Dust, Gypsum, Limes-
tone, Plaster of Paris, Pollen, Portland Cement, Sucrose,
Sugar, Brake Dust, Calcium Oxide, China Clay, Concrete
Dust, Cotton Dust, Granite, Hay, Lead Dust and Fume, Par-
ticulate Welding Fumes (no heavy metal), Silica, Sodium
Hydroxide, Wood Dust (softwood), Zinc Oxide Fume
FFP3 20 x FINE TOXIC DUSTS, FUMES, WATER AND OIL BASED MISTS/
AEROSOLS
As FFP2 but at higher concentrations, plus: Ceramic Fibres,
Chromates, Chromium, Cobalt, Nickel, Micro Organisms,
radioactive and biochemical active Aerosols

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Nottingham. NG8 4GP
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UK - 03 - 2011 / 02
Datasheet
FFP masks
Protection against Dust, Mist & Fumes
Total inward leakage
Ten test subjects perform a variety of exercises. During the exercises the amount
of test aerosol that penetrates the filter, face seal and valve are sampled. The
total inward leakage of 8 out of 10 test subjects shall not exceed the following
levels:
The filter penetration after loading the filter with 120 mg paraffin oil according
to DIN EN 149:2001 + A1:2009 shall not exceed the following levels:
Flammability
4 respirators are passed through a 800°C (+/- 50°C) flame with a speed of 6 cm/s.
After passing through the flame the respirator has to self-extinguish.
Breathing Resistance
The breathing resistance produced by the filter of the respirator is tested at an airflow of
30 l/min and 95 l/min.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
· The user has to be trained and instructed in wearing the mask.
· FFP masks do not protect against gases and vapours.
· The oxygen concentration of the ambient atmosphere should be at 19,5 % Volume.
· These respirators may not be used if the concentration type, and properties of
contaminants in the ambient atmosphere are unknown or at dangerous levels.
· Respirators should be disposed if damaged, if the breathing resistance be-
comes high due to clogging, or at the end of a shift.
· Never tamper with, alter or modify the respirator.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR FITTING
Category max. breathing resistance
30 l / min 95 l / min
FFP1 0,6 mbar 2,1 mbar
FFP2 0,7 mbar 2,4 mbar
FFP3 1,0 mbar 3,0 mbar
1.
2.
3. Place respirator on chin and
pull loop over head tight to
the neck.
4. Pull upper strap and place on
back of head.
5. During breaks unclip strap.
6. Let mask hang around
your neck.
Category FFP1 FFP2 FFP3
max. total inward leakage 22 % 8 % 2 %
Category FFP1 FFP2 FFP3
max. Filter penetration 20 % 6 % 1 %