Filter A2B2E2K2HgP3, thread RD40x1/7", pack of 3

CleanAIR® particle filter

If you need help withThe complete production program of CleanAIR® canister filters offers a wide choice of filters for most industrial applications, pharmaceutical industry, laboratories and agriculture. The filters are supplied with a standard connection thread RD40×1/7“ according to EN 148-1.

Particle filters capture and retain particles (solid and liquid aerosols, including dust, mist, smoke, micro-organisms) from the air passing through them. Particle filters are classified according to their efficiency and are marked with the letter “P” followed by a number indicating the efficiency, or the level of protection provided.

There are also filters that are only certified on a PAPR (e.g. CleanAIR® AerGO®, D-Bug, Asbest, Basic EVO and Basic 2000) according to EN 12 941 and are marked “P R SL” instead of P3. All currently produced CleanAIR® filters offer better efficiency than 99.95%.

CleanAIR® Chemical 2F

Compact, lightweight yet powerful…. Meet the most versatile and durable respirator on the market.

Despite its compact design and low weight, Chemical 2F is characterized by outstanding durability, chemical resistance and increased ingress protection. The thought-out design with a smooth surface allows easy decontamination by shower or even full immersion. The unique automatic closing system prevents unwanted contamination while the filters are being changed. The smart Flow Control system maintains the airflow on the constant level regardless of filter clogging or low battery charge. Audiovisual alarm indicates when the battery charge and/or filter replacement is required. Adjustable airflow from 120 up to 235 lpm is available during the whole shift no matter of the type of the filter thanks to optional Heavy Duty battery.

CleanAIR® Chemical 2F

How long does a filter last? 

The service life of a filter depends on its size (active surface area of ​​the particle filter medium and/or the volume of the charcoal), the conditions of use and the following factors: • Type, characteristics and concentration of the contaminants • Breathing volume and work rate • Humidity • Temperature The minimum breakthrough times given are for laboratory tests under standardized conditions only. They do not give an indication of the possible service life of the filter in practical use. Possible service life may differ from the breakthrough times determined according to this document in both directions, positive and negative, depending on the conditions of use.

Please refer to the filter guide

Filter guide