3M 7100213450 N95 Particulate Facepiece Filter 20 Pack

Product Description

The 3M 7100213450 is an N95-rated particulate facepiece filter designed to provide respiratory protection against non-oil-based airborne particles. Carrying the NIOSH N95 filter rating, it filters at least 95 percent of airborne particulates when properly fitted to a compatible 3M facepiece respirator. The white color coding corresponds to the D7N11 series designation, helping technicians and safety personnel quickly identify filter type during changeout. This filter is sold in a pack of 20, making it practical for job-site stocking and crew deployment. It is appropriate for environments where particulate exposure is a hazard, including HVAC duct work, insulation handling, and general construction trades.

This filter is suited for use in residential and commercial trade applications where workers face exposure to dust, fibers, and other non-oil-based particulates. Typical installation scenarios include HVAC system servicing involving fiberglass insulation, sheet metal cutting, plumbing rough-in through masonry or wood, and electrical work in dusty environments. The 20-unit pack quantity supports multi-technician crews or ongoing job-site respirator programs without frequent reorder. It is commonly stocked in tool bags and service vans for immediate availability during trade work.

Key Features

• NIOSH N95 filter rating — filters at least 95 percent of non-oil-based airborne particulates
• White color code for quick identification per 3M D7N11 series convention
• Pack quantity of 20 units supports crew-level stocking
• Designed for compatibility with 3M D7N11 series facepiece respirators
• Lightweight construction suited for extended wear during trade service calls

Compatibility

Designed for use with 3M D7N11 series facepiece respirators. Confirm respirator model compatibility with 3M documentation before use. No additional specific model compatibility data was provided in the product input.

Installation Notes

Filter replacement should be performed by the respirator user or a qualified safety officer following the respirator program guidelines applicable to the work site. Power down or de-energize equipment in the work area before beginning any service that requires respiratory protection. Filters should be replaced when breathing resistance increases noticeably, when the filter becomes physically damaged, or per the site safety program schedule. Refer to OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134 for respiratory protection program requirements in general industry applications.