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| * Acid gases will still burn skin when concentrated | * Acid gases will still burn skin when concentrated | ||
| * I found its less expensive to buy a new unit surplus than it is to replace the face shield | * I found its less expensive to buy a new unit surplus than it is to replace the face shield | ||
| + | * I (mcmaster) only use filters that protect against acid gases and particulates since I do mixed work | ||
| * Uses P100 filters | * Uses P100 filters | ||
| - | | + | * Following are listed as acid gas w/ particulate filter |
| + | * 60922 Cartridge/ | ||
| + | * 60923 Cartridge/ | ||
| + | * 3M 60923HB1-C | ||
| + | * These might be lowest cost surplus | ||
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| + | * IIRC I (mcmaster) typically use these | ||
| + | * 60928 Cartridge/ | ||
| + | * "As recommended by the California Department of Pesticide Regulation No. 01-009-Methyl Bromide Field Fumigation" | ||
| * OSH sells these, although I tend to buy them surplus online | * OSH sells these, although I tend to buy them surplus online | ||
| * 2017: usually $10-15 surplus, $20-25 new | * 2017: usually $10-15 surplus, $20-25 new | ||
| + | * Evidently there is a standard that P100 filters are pink. So if its not pink, it probably won't fit | ||