SEALEY 9008 Particulate Filter

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REFER TO INSTRUCTIONS

IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY. NOTE THE SAFE OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS, WARNINGS & CAUTIONS. USE THE PRODUCT CORRECTLY AND WITH CARE FOR THE PURPOSE FOR WHICH IT IS INTENDED. FAILURE TO DO SO MAY CAUSE DAMAGE AND/OR PERSONAL INJURY AND WILL INVALIDATE THE WARRANTY. KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS SAFE FOR FUTURE USE.

INTRODUCTION

A P3R Particulate filter protects against solid particles and water-based aerosols. Suitable for use with the Sealey 9000 half-face mask. Conforms to EN 143:2000. Maximum filtration levels 30 x OEL. Protects against odors and unpleasant smells. Type Examination Ref.: UE/557/2021/1437 Notified Body: Centralny Instytut Ochrony Pracy – Panstwowy Instytut Badawczy (CIOP- PIB) (notified body number 1437).

FILTER PROTECTION

T-B filters of class P2 (P3) when completed with an appropriate two-filter face part (half mask, mask) protect the respiratory system against non-toxic and moderately toxic (P3 – toxic) solid aerosols or water-based aerosols (dust, smoke) and liquid aerosols (mists),
provided that the concentration of the dispersed phase of the aerosol does not exceed the value of 12 x NDS (P3 – 50 x NDS) when completed with a half mask, and 16.5 x NDS (P3 – 1000 x NDS) when completed with a mask. The P2 (P3) filter with carbon fleece additionally protects against odors and unpleasant odors as well as the irritating effects of aerosols and organic vapvaporshis makes it possible to use protective equipment equipped with T-B P2 (P3) R-A filters in an atmosphere contaminated with organic substances, provided that their concentration does not exceed the MRL value.

MARKS	MEANING		CLASS	GAS FILTERS	PARTICULATE FILTERS
A	Filter against organic gases and vapours with a boiling point > 65⁰C		1	Gas concentration 1000 ppm (0.1%)	Penetration 20%
AX	Filter against filter against organic gases and vapours with a boiling point < 65⁰C		2	Gas concentration 5000 ppm (0.5%)	Penetration 6%
B	Filter against inorganic gases and vapors excluding carbon monoxide		3	Gas concentration 10000 ppm (1%)	Penetration 0.05%
E	Filter against sulfur dioxide and other acid gases
K	Filter against ammonia and organic vapours derived from ammonia		MARKS
P	Filter against particulate (dust and aerosols)		T-B, T-BL, T-BM – filter type P2 and P3 – filter class according to EN 43:2000/A1:2006 A- filter containing carbon fleece R – reusable filter VENTUM – filter manufacturer
R	Filter reusable
NR	Filter non reusable
D	Filter passes the optional Dolomite clogging test

• P2 – Penetration: < 3%, P3 – Penetration: < 0.05%
• P2 – Breathing resistance (47.5 l/min.): < 160 Pa, P3 – Breathing resistance (47.5 l/min.): < 260 Pa
• P2 and P3 grade T-B filters are manufactured with three types of bayonet connectors.

To distinguish the type of connector, the filters have appropriate extensions in the name, namely:

• VENT ESKA T-B P2 (P3) R and T-B P2 (P3) R-A filters have a bayonet connector that allows them to be mounted with half masks: SECURA 2000, Advantage 200, 300, 400 and masks: Advantage 1000, 3000 or MAG-2
• VENT ELKA T-BL P2 (P3) R and T-BL A P2 (P3) R filters have a bayonet connector that allows them to be mounted with half masks or masks with BLS connectors
• The VENT EMKA T-BM P2 (P3) R and T-BM A P2 (P3) R filters have a bayonet connector that allows them to be mounted with half masks or masks with a bayonet connector, such as those from 3M The use of T-B filters with other facepieces requires checking the compatibility of their bayonet connector with the filter connector.
• Respirators and masks should be adjusted to the user’s face before use in any instructions for the use of the protective equipment in question.
• Assess whether the filters meet the requirements for existing hazards
• Respirators and masks with T-B filters of class P2 (P3) do not protect against carbon monoxide. Do not use half masks and masks with filters in the area of fires.
• Half masks and masks with T-B filters of class P2 (P3) should not be used where oxygen deficiency (below 19% vol.) may occur, e.g. in manholes, ducts, and unventilated rooms with small cubic capacity.
  NOTE: If it is necessary to replace the filters, replace both filters in use with new ones at the same time. It is forbidden to replace one filter and leave the filter previously used in the equipment.

P2 APPLICATION EXAMPLES THREAT TYPE

1. Sanding softwoods (except beech and oak)
2. Mechanical rust removal (sanding), plaster and plastic sanding
3. Mechanical processing of steel: cutting, machining, grinding
4. Powder coating (except paints containing lead chromate)
5. Mining and processing of hard coal and lignite, granite, marble, sandstone, dolomite
6. Mining and processing of metal ores (except zinc and lead)
7. Iron Casting & Casting Machining
8. Mechanical machining of aluminum and aluminum alloys
9. Sanding wood with copper-containing water
10. Mechanical Paint Stripping
11. Powder coating with paints containing lead chromate
12. TIG/MIG/MAG/ welding, oxy-fuel cutting, brazing, brazing
13. Agriculture – artificial fertilizers (preparation, pouring, spreading).
    1. Fine particles and dust
    2. Particles and fine particles
    3. Metallic dust, particles
    4. Dust, fine particles
    5. Dust, fine particles
    6. Dust, fine particles, mists
    7. Dust, fine particles, mists
    8. Dust, fine particles
    9. Particles, fine particles, mists
    10. Dust, fine particles
    11. Dust, fine particles
    12. Fumes
    13. Fine particles, dusts

P3 APPLICATION EXAMPLES THREAT TYPE

1. Sanding softwoods (except beech and oak)
2. DuDusthat ccausespneumoconiosis – especially silicosis containing free silica (SiO2): quartz, chalcedony, tridtridymiteistobalite, opal, quartz glass, cement, coal, lignite, talc, mineral wool, soil, grindstones.
3. Chemical, glass, optical, electronic, foundry, construction, etc.
4. Agriculture – artificial fertilizers (preparation, pouring, spreading).
5. Asbestos dusts are classified as extremely harmful dusts.
6. Hardwood sanding
7. Mechanical rust removal (sanding), plaster, and plastic sanding.
8. Welding: TIG/MIG/MAG/ welding, gas welding, oxy-fuel cutting, soldering, brazing
9. Machining: cutting, machining, grinding
   1. Fine particles and dust
   2. Dust and fine particles
   3. Dust and fine particles
   4. Dust, fine particles
   5. Dust, fine particles
   6. Dust, fine particles
   7. Particles and fine particles
   8. Fine metallic particles and fumes, ozone
   9. Metallic dusts, Particles

NOTE: Italics in the application examples mean that it is sufficient to use P1 filters Filters with carbon fleece (letter A in the name) additionally, protect odors and unpleasant odors as well as the irritating effects of aerosols and organic vvvaporsalf masks
and masks equipped with this type of fifilterffectively reproduces negative effects associated with exhaust emissions. This makes it possible to use protective equipment equipped with carbon fleece filters in an atmosphere contaminated with organic substances, provided that their concentration does not exceed the MRL value.

Individual protective equipment with filters with carbon fleece can be used, for example, in electric welding, in the operation of trains powered by internal combustion engines, in the pharmaceutical industry, in breweries, in tanneries, in forensics, during service and maintenance works and other work in the atmosphere where unpleasant odoodorsd odors occur, e.g. removing waste from septic tanks and manholes, cleaning garbage cans. The use of a carbon layer in the filters slightly increases the breathing resistance, but significantly expands their protective parameters.

STORAGE & CLEANING
Filters should be stored in the factory packaging (plastic bag, cardboard) in dry rooms, under the conditions indicated on the pictogram. In case of damage or deterioration, replace the filter. DO NOT clean or maintain. The replacement of the filters must be determined through the implementation of a respiratory protection program which ensures that they are replaced before the end of their service life.

OBSOLESCENCE

Filters stored in acbyrecommendations retain their functional (protective) properties for 36 months from the date of manufacture.

FILTER DISPOSAL
Once filters have been used, they must be disposed of according to the current national legislation. This document has been drawn up according to Regulation (EU) 2016/425 as amended to apply to GB for Personal Protective Equipment. The declaration of conformity can be accessed at www.sealey.co.uk.

ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION

Recycle unwanted materials instead of disposing of them as waste. All tools, accessories, and packaging should be sorted, taken to a recycling center, and disposed of in a manner that is compatible with the environment. When the product becomes completely unserviceable and requires disposal, drain any fluids (if applicable) into approved containers and dispose of the product and fluids according to local regulations.

Note: It is our policy to continually improve products and as such we reserve the right to alter data, specifications, and parts without prior notice.
Important: No Liability is accepted for incorrect use of this product.
Warranty: The guarantee is 12 months from the purchase date, proof of which is required for any claim.

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Documents / Resources

SEALEY 9008 Particulate Filter [pdf] Instruction Manual 9008, 9008 Particulate Filter, 9008, Particulate Filter, Filter

References

• User Manual