AA52080-B-4 NATURAL
BREYDEN
This is a Military Specification A-A-52080-B-4 Natural Nylon/Waxed Finish Lacing and Tying Cord. It comes on a 500-yard spool and is made in the United States.
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This KN95 Respirator Face Mask from QPL is designed to meet the China GB2626-2006 standard, providing a high level of protection against airborne particles. It features a minimum particle filtration efficiency (PFE) of 95% and is suitable for filtering non-oil-based aerosols.
The mask is constructed with multiple layers of synthetic material, typically a plastic polymer, ensuring effective filtration. It is intended for general use and is not sterile or for surgical applications. The KN95 standard requires a total inward leakage of ≤ 8% when tested on human subjects and specifies inhalation resistance of ≤ 350 Pa at 85 L/min and exhalation resistance of ≤ 250 Pa at 85 L/min.
While not NIOSH approved, the KN95 standard is considered functionally equivalent to the US N95 standard for filtering non-oil-based particles, making it suitable for applications such as protection against PM 2.5 air pollution, wildfire smoke, or bioaerosols like viruses. The mask is white in color.
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Estimated market price range - modelled values for guidance only, not live distributor offers.
The QPL KN95 mask has a minimum particle filtration efficiency of 95%.
The QPL KN95 mask complies with the China GB2626-2006 standard.
The QPL KN95 mask is designed for filtering non-oil-based aerosols.
The maximum inhalation resistance for the KN95 mask is 350 Pa at 85 L/min.
The maximum exhalation resistance for the KN95 mask is 250 Pa at 85 L/min.
The total inward leakage for KN95 masks is a maximum of 8% (arithmetic mean) when tested on human subjects.