Industrial Finishes now has access to additional NIOSH-approved disposable particulate respirators.

The TruAir® family, Gateway Safety’s traditional-style line of respirators, has added two new options: an R95 and an N100 product.

R95 respirators filter at least 95% of particulate aerosols below the Permissible Exposure Limit (PEL) and N100 respirators provide 99.97% filtration of particulate aerosols free of oils below the PEL.

All TruAir products offer the same great features: a large, molded shell to reduce breathing resistance; an adjustable metal nosepiece for a tight seal around the nose; and latex-free, dual elastic head straps to help with a secure fit.

TruAir’s tried-and-true, traditional design is widely accepted, helping increase compliance, while answering the call for cost-effective disposable respiratory protection.

Large, molded shell helps to reduce breathing resistance, minimizing end-user fatigue.
Adjustable metal nosepiece provides a safe, secure fit.
Non-latex, elastic head straps.
NIOSH approved N95, N99, N100, R95 and P100 options available.

For more details on NIOSH filtration classes, or to determine the appropriate type of respirator for a specific application, visit the NIOSH website at: www.cdc.com/niosh.

For more information on Gateway Safety Products, contact Industrial Finishes by phone at 800.531.1305 or by visiting your nearest Industrial Finishes Location.

Visit Gateway Safety’s TruAir Product Page here.

Download the new TruAir Product Flyer (PDF)

Descargar el nuevo folleto de TruAir, español (PDF)

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Gateway Safety Adds R95, N100 Options to Growing Line of Disposable Particulate Respirator Family