Respiratory protection filters and accessories – systematic safety for gases, vapors, and particles
Whether working with solvents, paints, ammonia, or fine dust – the right respiratory protection filter determines how effectively your employees are protected against hazardous gases, vapors, and particles. Our filter solutions are specially tailored for professional use with half masks and full face masks – for reliable respiratory protection in industry, trade, and engineering. In addition to respiratory filters for your mask, we also carry practical accessories such as filter covers, filter holders, and storage solutions for respiratory equipment wearers.
Filter types at a glance – the right solution for every load
Our respiratory filters are modular and cover all relevant protection classes for respirator masks:
- Particle filters (P1–P3): Protect against solid and liquid particles, dust, and aerosols when used with your mask
- Gas filters (Type A, B, E, K, AX): Protect against organic and inorganic gases and vapors, for example when working with ammonia or solvents with a low boiling point
- Combination filters (e.g., ABEK-P3): Used when gases, vapors, and particles occur simultaneously
- A2 respiratory filter: Popular gas filter for protection against organic vapors with a high boiling point
All filters are tested according to EN 143 and EN 14387 and can be combined with our compatible full-face and half-masks – standard-compliant accessories for every respiratory protection application.
Accessories for breathing apparatus wearers
In addition to the appropriate filters, the right accessories also play an important role in the safe and economical use of your respiratory protection equipment. Filter covers protect unused particle filters and gas filters from dust, moisture, and contamination during storage, while suitable storage solutions enable hygienic and protected storage of masks and filters between uses. The range is rounded off by spare parts such as holders and seals for the maintenance and extension of the service life of your half and full-face masks, as well as practical transport solutions for respirator wearers who frequently move between different work sites.
This ensures that your respirator and its accessories remain ready for use, hygienic, and compliant with standards at all times, providing reliable protection for your employees.
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With the right respiratory protection filters from our range, you can specifically protect your team against health risks. Combine your full-face or half-face masks with high-performance particle filters, gas filters, or combination filters from renowned manufacturers – compliant with standards, reliable, and ready for use. Discover suitable respiratory masks, filters, and accessories online now and equip your team professionally.
Important criteria for filter selection
FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions about Respiratory Filters and Accessories
Which respiratory filter is suitable for which application?
Which respiratory filter is suitable for which application?
Particle filters (P1–P3) are suitable for dust and aerosols on your mask, gas filters (e.g., type A, B, E, K, or AX) for organic and inorganic gases and vapors. Combination filters such as ABEK-P3 provide simultaneous protection against particles, gases, and vapors.
What is an A2 respiratory filter used for?
What is an A2 respiratory filter used for?
An A2 filter protects against organic gases and vapors with a boiling point above 65 °C, for example when working with certain solvents or paints. It can be combined with standard half and full-face masks.
What accessories are recommended for self-contained breathing apparatus wearers?
What accessories are recommended for self-contained breathing apparatus wearers?
Practical accessories include filter covers to protect against contamination, suitable storage solutions, and spare parts for the mask. These respiratory protection accessories extend the service life of filters and respirators.
What is the difference between A2 and AX filters?
What is the difference between A2 and AX filters?
A2 filters are designed for organic compounds with higher boiling points, while AX filters have been specifically developed for organic substances with low boiling points (below 65 °C) and have limited reusability.
How do I determine whether I need a gas filter or a combination filter?
How do I determine whether I need a gas filter or a combination filter?
If only gases or vapors are present in the workplace, a gas filter alone is sufficient. If particles or dust are also present in the air, a combination filter with an integrated particle filter, which combines both protective functions, is recommended.
According to which standards are the respiratory protection filters certified?
According to which standards are the respiratory protection filters certified?
Our respiratory protective filters from renowned manufacturers are tested and certified according to EN 143 (particle filters) and EN 14387 (gas and combination filters), ensuring they can be used in compliance with standards with compatible half and full face masks and reliably protect your employees.
