3M KP76109 N95 Disposable Particulate Respirator

Product Description

The 3M KP76109 is a disposable N95 particulate respirator designed to filter airborne particles in industrial, construction, and trade environments. Carrying NIOSH approval number TC-84A-0454, this respirator meets N95 classification requirements, filtering at least 95 percent of airborne particles. It features an advanced electret filter media with cake-resistant properties that help maintain breathability over extended wear. An integrated exhalation valve reduces heat and moisture buildup inside the facepiece. The adjustable braided straps and contoured nose clip provide a secure face seal across a universal fit range. Typical installers include HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and general contractors working in dusty or particle-heavy jobsite conditions.

This respirator suits residential and light commercial jobsite applications where airborne particulate exposure is a concern. Common use cases include working with insulation, drywall dust, fiberglass, and other non-oil-based particulates. The exhalation valve and cake-resistant media make it suitable for moderate-duration tasks where comfort and filter longevity matter. The universal sizing accommodates a wide range of face sizes without requiring a separate fit-tested model for most workers.

Key Features

• NIOSH N95 classification, approval number TC-84A-0454
• Advanced electret filter media for efficient particulate capture
• Cake-resistant filter media helps maintain airflow during extended use
• Exhalation valve reduces heat and moisture buildup inside the facepiece
• Adjustable braided straps with contoured nose clip for a secure face seal
• Flame-resistant construction

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style single-unit disposable respirator for general particulate protection in trade and industrial applications where N95-rated respiratory protection is required.

Installation Notes

Donning and fit-checking should be performed by a trained worker prior to each use in accordance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134 respiratory protection requirements. Power down or shut off dust-generating equipment before removing the respirator in a contaminated environment. This product reduces but does not eliminate exposure to certain airborne particles, and the user is solely responsible for proper selection and use of PPE. Consult applicable safety data sheets and site-specific hazard assessments before selecting respiratory protection.