Bsc Preferred OCS8271 P95 Respirator 80 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED OCS8271 is a NIOSH-approved P95 disposable respirator designed for heavy-duty use in dusty or oily environments. It filters 95% of solid and liquid aerosols, including oils, making it suitable for industrial and trade applications where both particulate and oil-based contaminants are present. The respirator incorporates a one-way Cool Flow exhalation valve that reduces heat and moisture buildup inside the mask during extended wear. An adjustable M-nose clip allows the wearer to customize the fit and improve the facial seal. This product is sold as a case of 80 units.

The OCS8271 is intended for trade and industrial professionals working in environments with elevated concentrations of oil mist, dust, or aerosols. Typical applications include HVAC service, mechanical work, painting prep, welding support, and maintenance operations in industrial or commercial facilities. The P95 rating makes it appropriate for environments where oil-based aerosols are present, going beyond the capabilities of standard N95 respirators. This respirator is equivalent to part number S-7878 and is sold by the case for worksites requiring ongoing respiratory protection supplies.

Key Features

• NIOSH-approved P95 rating - 95% filtration efficiency against solid and liquid aerosols including oils
• One-way Cool Flow exhalation valve reduces heat and moisture buildup during extended wear
• Adjustable M-nose clip provides a custom fit and improved facial seal
• Designed for heavy-duty use in dusty or oily work environments
• Equivalent to part number S-7878
• Sold as a case of 80 respirators

Compatibility

Designed as a general-use P95 disposable respirator for industrial, commercial, and trade applications involving oil mist, dust, and liquid aerosols. Equivalent to part number S-7878.

Installation Notes

Respirators should be fitted and worn in accordance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134 respiratory protection standards. A proper user seal check must be performed each time the respirator is donned. Respirators should be inspected before each use and discarded if the facepiece, straps, nose clip, or valve show damage. Use and replacement schedules should follow the employer respiratory protection program and applicable site safety requirements.