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TJ3161 FFP2 NR

DESCRIPTION

Foldable design makes it easy to carry and use in daily life.

Built-in adjustable nose clip.

Foldable design is easy to carry and use.

Highly effective electrostatic filters for dust and oily particles in the air.

Passes the European standard EN149:2001+A1:2009.

Specifications	Valved	Active Carbon	Package Contents
TJ3161	×	×	30pcs/box 20box/ctn
TJ3161V	√	×	25pcs/box 20box/ctn
TJ4161	×	√	30pcs/box 20box/ctn
TJ4161V	√	√	25pcs/box 20box/ctn

Details
Brands	Teji
Facepiece Type	Half Facepiece Disposable
Filter Material	Polypropylene
Executive standard	EN149: 2001+A1: 2009
Product Type	Disposable Respirator
Protection Level	FFP1 NR /FFP2 NR
Respirator Style	Folding Model

Product parameters	FFP1 NR	FFP2 NR	FFP3 NR
Inspiratory resistance (30LPM ± 1LPM)	0.6 mbar	0.7 mbar	1.0 mbar
Inspiratory resistance (95LPM±1LPM)	2.1 mbar	2.4 mbar	3.0 mbar
Expiratory resistance (160LPM±1LPM)	3.0 mbar	3.0 mbar	3.0 mbar
Total inward leakage*	25%/22%	11%/8%	5%/2%
Filtration efficiency (NaCl)	80%	94%	99%
Filtration efficiency (paraffin oil or DOP)	80%	94%	99%

The total inward leakage consists of three components: face seal leakage, exhalation valve leakage (if exhalation valve fitted) and filter penetration.

Application*		Performance level	level Important information
Sanding, Cutting, Drilling	Rust, Metal Particles, Filler	FFP1 NR
	Concrete, Stone	FFP1 NR	FFP3 NR When Silica is present
	Concrete, Stone	FFP2 NR	FFP3 NR When Silica is present
	Cement, Wood, Steel	FFP2 NR
	Paints/Varnish/Anti-rust coating	FFP2 NR	FFP3 NR When Chromates are present
	Steel, Stainless Steel	FFP3 NR
	Anti-Fouling Varnish	FFP3 NR	Specialty respirator may be required
Low temp. oil spray		FFP2 NR
Welding	Mild Steel, Zinc (Autogenic, MIG/MIK)	FFP2 NR
	Stainless Steel (Electrodes)	FFP2 NR
	Soldering	FFP2 NR
Work with Asbestos	Small amounts infrequent exposure	FFP3 NR
Work with Glass and Mineral fibers		FFP2 NR
Waste Sorting		FFP2 NR	Specialty Respirator may be preferred. May need gas and vapor respirator
Spraying	Paint spray	FFP2 NR	May need gas & vapour respirator
Spraying	Pesticides (water based)	FFP2 NR	May need gas & vapour respirator
Utility maintenance (e.g., filter change)		FFP3 NR
Allergies	Pollen, Animal dander	FFP1 NR
Allergies	Grain dust	FFP2 NR
Contact with:	Mold/Fungus	FFP2 NR
	Bacteria	FFP2 NR	FFP3 NR With Tuberculosis
	Diesel exhaust/Smoke	FFP2 NR
Airborne diseases	Flu	FFP2 NR
Airborne diseases	Covid-19	FFP2 NR
Warning: This guide is only an outline. It should not be used as the only means for selecting a respirator. Details regarding performance and limitations are set out on the respirator package and user instructions. Before using any of these respirators, the wearer must read and understand the user instructions for each product. Specific country legislation must be observed. Please note that the applications shown highlight some of the hazards which may be considered. Selection of the most appropriate respiratory protective equipment (RPE) will depend on the particular situation and should be made only by a competent person knowledgeable of the actual working conditions and the limitations of RPE.

Risk Assessment

Disposable particulate respirators only protect against solid and liquid particles including micro-organisms. They do not protect against gases or vapors such as solvent vapor.

Disposable particulate respirators are available in FFP1 NR, FFP2 NR or FFP3 NR according to EN149:2001+A1:2009, with FFP3 NR providing the highest level of protection.

Disposable respirators are for single use and should be disposed after use. Ongoing maintenance is not required.

Some factors that affect respirator selection

When choosing particulate respirators consider the following factors.

Worker

Users who do not follow the wearing instructions may incur unnecessary health risks.

Face shape and size will influence the size and model of respirator appropriate for each wearer. One type and size will not suit everyone so carry out a fit test for every worker.

Facial hair can prevent some types of respirators from sealing properly.

Pre-existing medical conditions of the wearer may restrict or prevent the wearing of a respirator for example, chronic lung diseases such as asthma.

Psychological considerations such as possible claustrophobia and anxiety.

Work task

How long the respirator will be worn and the physical demands of the task for example, wearing unpowered RPE for more than an hour or during hard physical work may become uncomfortable and result in a person removing the respirator while still in a contaminated area.

Other risks from the work task for example, a half-face disposable respirator with an exhalation valve may not be appropriate where there is a risk of splashes.

What other PPE will be worn for example, some safety glasses may interfere with the fit of the respirator.

Vision and communication requirements.