3M 7100213425 Acid Gas P100 Filter Cartridge 2 Pack

Product Description

The 3M 7100213425 is an acid gas and P100 combination filter cartridge designed for use with compatible 3M half and full facepiece respirators. It provides dual protection against acid gas vapors and oil- and non-oil-based particulates, with a NIOSH P100 filter rating indicating at least 99.97 percent filtration efficiency for airborne particles. The cartridge is color-coded magenta for quick identification in compliance with NIOSH color-coding standards. This cartridge is sold as a package of two and is intended for installation by industrial hygienists, safety professionals, and trained workers operating in environments with acid gas exposure and particulate hazards.

This cartridge is suited for environments where acid gases such as chlorine, hydrogen chloride, sulfur dioxide, and hydrogen fluoride may be present alongside airborne particulates. Typical applications include chemical processing, metal refining, laboratory settings, and industrial maintenance operations. The P100 rating makes it appropriate for use in environments requiring high-efficiency particulate protection. The magenta color code allows workers and supervisors to quickly verify the correct cartridge type is installed during pre-use inspections. Series designation is D3096 and the NIOSH approval number is TC-84A-8439.

Key Features

• NIOSH P100 rating provides at least 99.97 percent particulate filtration efficiency
• Acid gas protection for environments containing corrosive vapor hazards
• Magenta color code meets NIOSH cartridge identification standards for at-a-glance verification
• NIOSH Approval Number TC-84A-8439 for regulatory compliance documentation
• Manufacturer Series D3096 for cross-reference and procurement accuracy
• Sold as a two-cartridge package (Pkg Qty 2)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement cartridge for compatible 3M half facepiece and full facepiece respirators that accept bayonet-style cartridge attachments. Refer to 3M respirator documentation to confirm cartridge compatibility with your specific facepiece model before installation.

Installation Notes

Cartridge installation should be performed by a worker who has completed respirator fit testing and training per OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134 requirements. Before replacing cartridges, remove the facepiece from service and inspect the facepiece sealing surfaces and inhalation valve for damage. Seat each cartridge firmly until it locks into place and perform a positive- and negative-pressure user seal check before re-entering the work area. Follow the employer-established cartridge change schedule based on exposure levels and NIOSH service life guidance.