3M 7100213358 P95 Particulate Filter D3071 Blue 2-pack

Product Description

The 3M 7100213358 is a P95-rated particulate filter designed for use with compatible 3M half and full facepiece respirators. Carrying a NIOSH approval number of TC-84A-8438, it provides protection against solid and liquid particulate aerosols. The blue color code identifies this as a P95 filter, which captures at least 95 percent of airborne particles and is oil-proof, making it suitable for environments where oil-based aerosols may be present. Each package contains two filters. This filter is installed by industrial hygienists, safety professionals, and trained workers operating in environments with particulate hazards.

The 3M 7100213358 is appropriate for use in industrial, construction, and maintenance settings where particulate exposure is a concern. It belongs to the D3071 series and is sold in a two-pack, which is standard for facepiece filter replacements requiring matched pairs. Typical applications include painting preparation, grinding, sanding, and general particulate environments where a NIOSH P95 classification is required or recommended by safety protocol.

Key Features

• NIOSH P95 filter rating provides at least 95 percent particulate filtration efficiency
• Oil-proof classification suitable for environments with oil-based aerosols
• Blue color code for quick visual identification on the job
• Part of the D3071 series for consistent fit with compatible facepieces
• Sold as a matched pair (2 filters per package)
• NIOSH Approval Number TC-84A-8438 confirms third-party certification

Compatibility

Designed for use with compatible 3M half and full facepiece respirators that accept D3071 series particulate filters. Verify facepiece filter-port compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Filter replacement should be performed by a trained user following the respirator manufacturer's instructions and applicable OSHA respiratory protection standards (29 CFR 1910.134). Inspect the facepiece seal and filter seating before each use. Replace filters immediately if breathing resistance increases noticeably, if the filter becomes damaged, or per the established change schedule in the site respiratory protection program. Filters should be installed in matched pairs to maintain balanced airflow.