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General| Brand | SAFETY WORKS |
|---|---|
| Model | 9900 |
| Category | Respiratory Product |
| Language | English |
Must read and understand all instructions before use. Use with appropriate cartridges/filters for identified contaminants.
Improper use or selection may result in injury or death. Consult supervisor or safety professional.
Manufacturer warrants product to be free from defects; user determines suitability and assumes all risks.
Use only for specified contaminants and in accordance with safety regulations and warning properties.
Do not use against unknown concentrations, immediately dangerous atmospheres, or poor warning gas.
Follow all instructions and warnings. Proper use requires training, fit testing, and medical evaluation.
Respirator does not supply oxygen. Leave contaminated area if distress occurs or fit is compromised.
Guide to selecting cartridges for organic vapors, acid gases, multi-gas protection, and particulate filters.
Information on XP100 and G95P particulate pancake filters for various contaminant protection.
Identifier for the filter retainer part, used with particulate filters.
Details the 9900 Thermoplastic Elastomers (TPE) Full Facepiece.
List of available G01, GX03, G08 cartridges with their specific uses.
List of available XP100, XP100 OV/AG, G95P particulate filters.
Spectacle Kit for enhanced protection.
Diagrams and part numbers for components like exhalation valve, head harness, and facepiece assembly.
Step-by-step guide on how to properly attach cartridges, filters, and retainers to the facepiece.
Instructions on how to inspect the facepiece, valves, and head harness for damage before use.
Procedures for properly donning the respirator and adjusting the head harness for a secure fit.
Requirement for qualitative or quantitative fit testing before respirator assignment and annually.
Procedures for performing positive and negative pressure checks to ensure a proper seal.
Do not enter contaminated area if proper fit cannot be attained. Avoid with beards or facial hair.
Steps to disassemble the respirator, including detaching cartridges and removing components.
Detailed instructions for cleaning and sanitizing respirator components with appropriate solutions.
Recommendations for storing the mask in its original packaging to protect from damage.
Instructions for assembling the spectacle kit into the respirator.
Explanation of P95 (95% efficiency) and P100 (99.97% efficiency) particulate filter levels.
Defines limitations like minimum oxygen percentage, immediate danger levels, and maximum use concentrations.
Lists approved respirator configurations with associated part numbers, cartridges, filters, and retainers.
Definitions for chemical abbreviations (AM, OV, CL, etc.) used in cartridge designations.
Details specific manufacturer approvals and part numbers for various respirator configurations.
