ffp3 mask filter material filters harmful substances
The function of the ffp3 mask filter material is to filter harmful substances such as oily particles and non-oily particles. These harmful substances include: aerosols, dust, smoke, mist, gas and toxic vapor, etc., which are adsorbed and blocked by the filter material. Prevent it from being inhaled by human breathing.
International requirements for the use of anti-particulate masks are quite strict. Anti-particulate masks belong to the highest level of personal protective equipment, higher than earmuffs and protective glasses.
The more authoritative testing and certification include European CE certification and American NIOSH certification, while China’s standards are similar to American NIOSH.
The dust layer formed by the ffp3 mask filter material is easy to crack and rot, and the filter material has good air permeability. Since the coated filter material relies on a thin film to capture dust particles, the dust layer can only form on the outside of the filter material film, and the film is hydrophobic. , the adhesion between the dust layer and the filter material is small and easy to separate. It can fall off by its own weight without external force.
If the dust is blown back, it can be completely removed. If anti-static PTFE high-temperature film is used, the dust can be stripped off more easily and the dust can be cleaned more thoroughly.
It is an environmentally friendly material manufacturer specializing in R&D, production and sales of ffp3 mask filter materials.
Our company is different from other manufacturers.
Our company can customize according to user’s requirements.
The optimized combination of key technical parameters such as speed ratio, pressure ratio, operating temperature, etc. can realize online control of air permeability, thickness and void ratio according to the ratio and pore-forming medium to meet the different requirements you need. .
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