3M 7100245142 Papr Filter Adflo Series 20 Pack

Product Description

The 3M 7100245142 is a replacement particulate filter designed for use with Powered Air Purifying Respirator (PAPR) systems. It filters airborne particulates from the incoming air stream before the purified air reaches the wearer. The filter mounts into compatible PAPR blower units and is a consumable component that requires periodic replacement based on breathing resistance or exposure duration. This magenta-coded filter is sold in a package of 20 units, making it suitable for stocking in industrial safety programs, maintenance operations, or welding environments where continuous PAPR use is standard.

This filter is intended for use in industrial, manufacturing, and fabrication settings where workers face exposure to particulate hazards such as dust, fumes, or aerosols. It is compatible with the 3M Adflo PAPR series, a powered air purifying respirator platform commonly used in welding and grinding applications. Safety managers, industrial hygienists, and tradespeople who rely on the Adflo system for respiratory protection will find this a direct replacement filter for ongoing maintenance of that equipment.

Key Features

• Particulate protection type for filtering airborne dust, fumes, and aerosols
• Designed for compatibility with the 3M Adflo PAPR blower series
• Magenta color coding for quick filter-type identification in the field
• Package quantity of 20 filters supports ongoing maintenance inventory
• Compact form factor at 2 inches depth for integration into the Adflo housing

Compatibility

Designed for use with the 3M Adflo PAPR series as a replacement particulate filter. Verify fitment against your specific Adflo blower unit model before installation.

Installation Notes

Filter replacement should be performed by a trained respirator user or safety professional following the respirator manufacturer's maintenance procedures. Power down and disconnect the PAPR blower unit before removing or installing filters. Replace the filter when increased breathing resistance is detected or at intervals specified in the site respiratory protection program. Respiratory protection programs should comply with applicable OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134 requirements.