3M 1870 Surgical Mask N95 Description
3M 1870 Surgical Mask N95
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3M 1870 Surgical Mask N95 The 3M 1870 N95 Surgical Mask incorporates a 3M-patented, flat-fold/three-panel design that gives the N95 respirator mask a

comfortable fit unlike any other respirator. The 3M N95 respirator unique design fits most face sizes and head shapes allowing standardization to a single respirator for use in the OR, for patient care and throughout the rest of the healthcare facility.NIOSH - certified N95 respirator. High fluid resistant masks pass ASTM highest level of 160mm Hg for fluid and splash resistance.
Special Features
Benefits (MMM1870, MMM1860, MMM1860S)
- NIOSH approved as a Type N95 respirator to meet OSHA requirements and CDC guidelines for TB exposure control. Tests conducted by NIOSH in accordance with 42 CFR 84.
- Can be used during laser surgery, electrocautery and other procedures using powered medical instruments to help reduce wearer exposure to airborne particles (plume, smoke) generated during these procedures.
- >99% BFE* to help reduce patient contamination caused by exhaled microorganisms.
- Fluid resistant to help reduce potential exposure of the wearer to the spray, spatter and aerosol of blood and body fluids.
- 3M offers training materials and services to help meet OSHA training regulations for the use of respirators.
- They do not contain either natural rubber latex or dry natural rubber as components in the products or packaging.
- The 1860 is available in regular (1860) and small sizes (1860S) to fit a variety of face shapes and sizes.
- The 1870 fits most face sizes and head shapes, allowing standardization to a single respirator for use in the facility.
- Hypoallergenic to reduce chance of allergic reaction.
- Both styles of respirators are NIOSH certified tested against a 0.3 micron particle (mass median aerodynamic diameter) per 42 CFR 84.
* Bacterial Filtration Efficiency (BFE) determined by the modified Greene and Vesley test method. Suggested Applications
- TB exposure control
- Laser and electrocautery surgery