Kleenguard 54627 N95 Particulate Respirator 12 Pack

Product Description

The KLEENGUARD 54627 is an N95-rated particulate respirator face mask designed for use in environments requiring filtration of airborne particles. Rated to the NIOSH N95 classification, this respirator filters at least 95 percent of airborne non-oil-based particles. The non-woven fabric construction features a natural contoured shape that conforms closely to the face, providing a full face seal with minimal fitting adjustments. An adjustable metal nose clip and dual adjustable head straps work together to achieve a secure, personalized fit across a wide range of face shapes and sizes. No exhalation valve is present, making this mask appropriate for source-control applications as well as personal protection.

This respirator is suited for trade and industrial professionals working in environments with dust, particulates, or other non-oil-based airborne hazards. Typical applications include construction, HVAC service, insulation handling, light demolition, and general maintenance tasks where respiratory protection against particulates is required. The universal sizing and contoured profile make it practical for job sites where workers need to don and doff the respirator frequently during a shift.

Key Features

• NIOSH N95 classification — filters at least 95 percent of non-oil-based airborne particles
• Contoured non-woven fabric construction for a close, full face seal
• Adjustable metal nose clip for a snug, personalized fit
• Adjustable double head strap accommodates a wide range of face shapes and sizes
• No exhalation valve — suitable for both source control and personal protection
• Universal sizing — no need for multiple size SKUs on a job site

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-fit N95 particulate respirator for general industrial and trade use. No specific equipment or system compatibility applies to this product type.

Installation Notes

Proper donning and fit-checking are required before each use to ensure an effective seal. Users should perform a positive or negative pressure user seal check after putting on the respirator and adjusting the nose clip and straps. Respiratory protection programs in commercial and industrial settings are typically governed by OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134, which may require medical evaluation and fit testing for workers using tight-fitting respirators. Discard the respirator if it becomes damaged, soiled, or breathing resistance increases noticeably.