ᐅ Respiratory Mask for Spraying Primer – Any Recommendations?
Created on: 30 Sep 2020 12:21
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katara133730 Sep 2020 12:21Hi, originally I planned to prime the interior walls using a roller. Now my neighbor has offered to lend me his spray device to prime all the walls. He said it is essential to wear a respiratory mask. I couldn't find clear information online about which protection class I exactly need. I read about everything from FFP3 to A2/P3 filter masks. The primer is solvent-free, if that helps. Thanks a lot in advance.
Hello,
buy an FFP-2 mask with an exhalation valve (should be available at hardware stores). This provides sufficient protection, and the valve makes breathing a bit more comfortable.
In occupational health and safety, there are recommended wearing times for respiratory masks. For a filtering half mask with an exhalation valve, it is allowed to wear it 3 times for 120 minutes (2 hours) each day, with a 30-minute break between sessions. You can apply the same practice in private to avoid unnecessary strain on your body.
Good luck!
buy an FFP-2 mask with an exhalation valve (should be available at hardware stores). This provides sufficient protection, and the valve makes breathing a bit more comfortable.
In occupational health and safety, there are recommended wearing times for respiratory masks. For a filtering half mask with an exhalation valve, it is allowed to wear it 3 times for 120 minutes (2 hours) each day, with a 30-minute break between sessions. You can apply the same practice in private to avoid unnecessary strain on your body.
Good luck!
