3M 7100213434 P95 Particulate Facepiece Filter 20 Pack

Product Description

The 3M 7100213434 is a P95-rated particulate facepiece filter designed for use with compatible 3M half and full facepiece respirators. Carrying a NIOSH P95 filter rating, it captures at least 95 percent of airborne oil and non-oil based particulates, making it suitable for environments where workers encounter dust, mist, fumes, or other solid and liquid aerosols. The D7P71 series filter is white in color for quick identification on the job. Each package contains 20 filters, supporting ongoing replacement schedules in active field or industrial settings. HVAC technicians, electricians, plumbers, and other trade professionals working in dusty or particulate-heavy environments rely on this filter type as part of a compliant respiratory protection program.

This filter is appropriate for residential and commercial job sites where airborne particulates are present during installation, maintenance, or renovation work. Typical applications include insulation handling, duct work, spray operations, grinding, sanding, and work near fiberglass or mineral materials. The P95 rating makes it suitable for environments with oil aerosols as well as dry particulates, expanding its range of use across multiple trades and work conditions. The 20-unit pack quantity supports team supply or extended project use without frequent reordering.

Key Features

• NIOSH P95 filter rating — filters at least 95 percent of oil and non-oil based airborne particulates
• White color code for quick filter-type identification
• 3M D7P71 series designation for precise replacement matching
• 20 filters per package to support ongoing replacement requirements
• Designed for use with compatible 3M facepiece respirator platforms

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement particulate filter for compatible 3M half and full facepiece respirators that accept the D7P71 series filter. Verify facepiece model compatibility against 3M respirator documentation before installation.

Installation Notes

Filter replacement should be performed by the respirator user or a qualified safety professional in accordance with the employer respiratory protection program and OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134 requirements. Inspect the facepiece seal and filter seating before each use. Replace filters when breathing resistance increases noticeably, when filters are physically damaged, or per the site safety program schedule. Do not attempt to clean or reuse disposable particulate filters.