TC-84A-0693 Features
How to Wear a N95 Mask While Wearing Glasses. Your ability to keep safe while out and about or at work may suffer if you wear one kind of mask but not the other. Small comorar mascarillas N95 in the event that you require further protection, you may also inquire about other possibilities at the hardware store in your area. The difference between an N95 and KN95 mask is in their filtration processes, so let’s break down how each one works. This indicates that you should not put on a N95 mask if you are suffering from an infectious disease such as tuberculosis or measles because these diseases can be passed on by airborne particles.
NIOSH Testing and Certification approval number TC-84A-0693 Features.
- TC Number
- TC-84A-0693
- Product Name
- 6000 FF w/ 6002/7093
- Manufacturer
- 3M Company
- Approval Date
- Jul 24, 1996
- Product Type
- Air-Purifying
- Air Purifying Type
- Combination Gas/Vapor Removing and Particulate Filtering
- For Protection Against
- Chlorine
Chlorine Dioxide
Hydrogen Chloride
Hydrogen Sulfide
P100
Sulfur Dioxide - Facepiece Type
- Full Facepiece
- Powered
- Non-powered
- Number of Filters
- 2
- Replaceable Filter
- Yes
- Filter Location
- Facepiece-mounted
- Cartridgeor Canister
- Cartridge
- Numberof Cart Can
- 2
- Locationof Cart Can
- Facepiece-mounted
- Replaceable Cart Can
- Yes
- Exhalation Valve
- Yes
- Self Rescuer
- No
- Obsolete
- No
- Comments
- Hydrogen Sulfide (HS) protection is for escape only from non-IDLH atmospheres.
TC-84A-0693 Manufacturer contact information
Since 1996, TC-84A-0693 manufactured by 3M Company.
Product Certification Conformance Supervisor
3M Center, 235-2E-91
St. Paul MN, 55144-1000
USA
651-733-2583
TC-84A-0693 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