Msa 815184 Organic Vapor P100 Filter Cartridge 6-piece

Product Description

The MSA 815184 is a combination cartridge and filter unit designed to provide respiratory protection against organic vapors, iodine vapor, and P100-rated particulates. It is used with compatible MSA half-mask and full-face respirators in industrial and trade environments where workers face simultaneous exposure to airborne chemicals and fine particles. The cartridge follows a dual-protection design, using an activated carbon layer to adsorb organic vapors and iodine vapor alongside a P100 particulate filter element. The color code is black and magenta, following standard industry color-coding for this protection class. This package contains six cartridges.

The MSA 815184 is suited for industrial maintenance, chemical handling, painting, and remediation tasks where both organic vapor and particulate hazards are present. It is appropriate for use in residential and commercial settings including manufacturing facilities, refineries, and construction sites. Tradespeople, industrial hygienists, and safety professionals specify this cartridge when tasks generate both vapor and fine particulate exposure simultaneously. The package quantity of six supports multi-tech crews or regular cartridge replacement schedules.

Key Features

• Dual protection against organic vapors, iodine vapor, and P100-rated particulates in a single cartridge unit
• P100 filter rating blocks at least 99.97 percent of airborne particulates
• Activated carbon media adsorbs organic vapors and iodine vapor
• Black and magenta color coding for quick identification of protection type
• Sold in a six-piece package to support crew-level or scheduled replacement use

Compatibility

Designed for use with MSA respirator models that accept this cartridge and filter combination style. Verify fit with the specific MSA half-mask or full-face respirator in use before installation.

Installation Notes

Cartridge installation should be performed by a qualified person following the respirator manufacturer's instructions and applicable OSHA respiratory protection standards. Always ensure the respirator is removed from service and the work area is safe before replacing cartridges. Cartridges should be replaced according to a change-out schedule determined by a qualified industrial hygienist or per the end-of-service-life indicator if equipped. Do not mix cartridge types or use damaged cartridges.