North 75FFP100 P100 Particulate Facepiece Filter 2 Pack

Product Description

The NORTH 75FFP100 is a P100-rated particulate filter designed for use with compatible North half-mask and full-facepiece respirators. Identified by its magenta color code, the P100 rating indicates filtration efficiency of at least 99.97 percent against oil and non-oil based particulates, meeting NIOSH standards for the highest level of particulate protection. Each package contains two filters. These filters are installed and replaced by industrial hygienists, safety professionals, and trained workers in environments where high-efficiency particulate filtration is required.

The 75FFP100 is used in applications where workers face exposure to fine dusts, metal fumes, asbestos, silica, lead, or other hazardous particulates. Common installation scenarios include manufacturing facilities, construction sites, abatement operations, and other industrial environments requiring NIOSH P100 protection. The filter pairs with North 75 series respirator facepieces as indicated by the manufacturer series designation 75FF.

Key Features

• NIOSH P100 rating provides at least 99.97 percent filtration efficiency against particulates
• Magenta color code allows quick identification and correct filter selection per NIOSH color coding standards
• Designed for the North 75FF series respirator facepieces
• Sold in a two-pack per package for convenient replacement stocking
• Effective against both oil-based and non-oil-based particulate hazards

Compatibility

Designed for use with North 75FF series half-mask and full-facepiece respirators. Verify facepiece compatibility with the respirator manufacturer before installation.

Installation Notes

Filters should be installed and replaced by individuals trained in proper respirator use per OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134 requirements. Ensure the respirator facepiece is removed from service before replacing filters. After installation, perform a positive and negative pressure user seal check before entering a hazardous environment. Discard filters when breathing resistance increases noticeably or when contamination or physical damage is present.