TC-84A-0011 Features
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NIOSH Testing and Certification approval number TC-84A-0011 Features.
- TC Number
- TC-84A-0011
- Product Name
- N95 Filtering Facepiece Model 62355
- Manufacturer
- Kimberly-Clark Corporation
- Approval Date
- Aug 19, 1995
- Product Type
- Air-Purifying
- Air Purifying Type
- Particulate Filtering
- For Protection Against
- N95
- Facepiece Type
- Filtering Facepiece
- Powered
- Non-powered
- Number of Filters
- 1
- Replaceable Filter
- No
- Filter Location
- Filtering Facepiece
- Exhalation Valve
- No
- Self Rescuer
- No
- Obsolete
- No
- Comments
- No exhalation valve
TC-84A-0011 Manufacturer contact information
Since 1995, TC-84A-0011 manufactured by Kimberly-Clark Corporation.
Global Regulatory Affairs Manager PPE
Kimberly-Clark, Flint Mill
Aber Road
Flint, Flintshire, Wales , CH6 5EX
UNITED KINGDOM
+44(0)1352 806071
+44(0)780104077
Director Regulatory Affairs
1400 Holcomb Bridge Road
Roswell GA, 30076
USA
770-587-7131
Cell: 678-230-5190
Regulatory Affairs Manager
1400 Holcomb Bridge Road
Roswell GA, 30076
USA
770-587-7653
TC-84A-0011 Rating
safety and efficacy are clinically important, the fit and comfort determine the compliance to and efficacy of the mask. Masks with inadequate fit would not offer optimal protection against hazardous.
- Safety
- Fit
- Comfort