Full Mask Respirator

Full Mask Respirator with Anti-Fog Visor & Voice Amplifier – CE EN 136 Certified

Since 1956, Xi'An PPE MAX Co., Ltd has turned out respiratory protection gear. The Full Mask Respirator is one item in its line. Medical-grade silicone goes into the build. Polycarbonate makes the visor. Fog rolls off it. Scratches do too. One unit seals at the forehead. The cheeks and chin sit inside the same seal. Your eyes stay in. So do your nose and mouth. Negative-pressure mode gives an Assigned Protection Factor (APF) of 50. Load is spread evenly by the 5-point headbelt. A large-thread dual-connection port accepts standard RD40/EN 148-1 filter cartridges. Need one? A voice amplifier can be added.

What Is This Product?

A full face respirator covers the whole face. Eyes are part of that coverage. The nose and mouth sit under the same seal. That seal runs around the edge without a break. It crosses the forehead. Cheeks and chin are covered too. One device handles breathing filtration. It also handles eye protection. A half-face mask alone cannot cover both.

An APF of 50 comes with negative-pressure mode. Hook up a powered air-purifying (PAPR) system. Add a supplied-air system instead. The APF can then reach 1,000. High hazard concentrations are where it fits. CO₂ re-breathing drops thanks to a nose cup inside the mask. Exhaled air also gets moved away from the visor lens.

Standard Specifications

Features

Medical-Grade Silicone Facepiece

Nothing chemical gets through silicone. Allergies are not a concern with this material either. Heat will not bend it. Cold has no effect. A tight face seal holds for a full shift.

Anti-Fog, Scratch-Resistant Visor

Two coatings sit on the polycarbonate lens. The first one keeps fog from forming. The second is a hard layer that fights scratches. Vision stays clear and free of distortion, even in humid or very hot places.

Large-Thread Dual Connection Port

The RD40-compatible dual port accepts a broad range of standard filter cartridges. Filter changes require no special tools.

5-Point Headbelt

Pressure gets spread evenly across the head by five adjustable straps. The seal stays steady because of that. Hours of wear bring little discomfort.

Optional Voice Amplifier

The voice diaphragm lets speech pass through clearly. On the face it stays for the whole shift. Crews can still talk with a Full Mask Respirator in noisy areas. Tight spaces are no problem either.​​​​​​​

Advantages

• Complete facial coverage: the eyes, nose, and mouth all sit behind one sealed unit. No separate devices need to be stacked.
• APF 50 protection: a half-face respirator gives APF 10. This unit offers much more than that. It suits areas where hazard levels are high.
• Reduced CO₂ buildup: the nose cup inside sends the air you breathe out away from the visor. That cuts re-breathing. The lens also stays clearer.
• Broad filter compatibility: the large-thread dual port takes most A, B, E, K, and P-type cartridges on the market.
• Chemical-resistant silicone: splashes of chemicals will not soak in or break it down. Clean it again and again to decontaminate it, and nothing changes.

 

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Applications

Chemical Manufacturing & Processing

Some job sites have VOCs in the air. Chlorine is another gas that may turn up. Ammonia can be there too, and so can formaldehyde. In those spots a half-face mask might not keep exposure under the safe limit. A full-face unit covers the eyes as well as the airways. Vapors and aerosols stay outside.

Industrial Painting & Surface Coating

Spraying isocyanate or epoxy resin throws off a fine mist. That mist can get into the eyes. It can reach the mucous membranes too. A full-face unit that seals tightly shuts off both routes at once. No mist is breathed in. Nothing gets to the eyes either.

Asbestos Abatement & Heavy Remediation

Zones held under negative pressure call for APF 50 protection. The seal runs all the way around the face. Even microscopic asbestos fibers stay out of the eyes. Silica fibers stay out of the airways as well. That keeps the site in line with OSHA 29 CFR 1926.1101.

Pharmaceutical & Laboratory Work

Plenty of labs work with active pharmaceutical ingredients or reactive chemicals. In such places, a certified unit often has to guard the eyes and the airways at once.

Full Mask Respirator Certifications

• CE EN 136:1998: this European standard applies to full-face masks. Design and materials are covered by it. So are build steps and performance requirements.

Why Choose PPE MAX?

Since 1956, PPE MAX has worked on gear for health and safety on the job. Checks happen inside our own production process at every stage, before any unit ships out.

OEM orders are welcome. Private labeling is fine too. We build custom Full Mask Respirator configurations as well. Send us your volume requirements. Share your compliance needs. Let us know the conditions you work in. Contact us directly. We will go through the options with you.

After-Sales Support

• Filter selection and compatibility guidance
• Fit testing and seal check instructions
• Replacement parts and filter cartridges available separately
• Email support with response within one business day

FAQ

Q: Which filters fit this this product?

A: A large-thread dual connection port (RD40 / EN 148-1) is built into the mask. Cartridges of the standard A, B, E, K, and P types fit it. Pick the cartridge type that matches the contaminant in your workplace.

Q: Can the silicone facepiece be worn by someone with a latex allergy?

A: Yes. Medical-grade silicone makes up the facepiece. There is no latex in it. It is also hypoallergenic.

Q: Can the mask be hooked up to a PAPR or a supplied-air system?

A: Yes. Hook the unit to a powered air-purifying respirator (PAPR) or a supplied-air system. The APF then rises to as much as 1,000.

Q: How is the visor kept clear of fog?

A: The polycarbonate visor has an anti-fog coating applied at the factory. A nose cup inside directs exhaled air away from the lens. Some warm breath still gets to the visor edges. That breath is cut down too. It works this way when the face seal fits properly.

Q: Is the voice amplifier included by default?

A: No. The voice amplifier comes only when you add it. Just say so on your order and we will put it in.

Q: What makes it different from a half-face respirator?

A: A half-face respirator leaves the eyes uncovered. It covers the nose and mouth only. That type has an APF of 10. This product covers the whole face, eyes included. In negative-pressure mode, its APF is 50.

Contact Us

For product inquiries or a quote, reach us at Full Mask Respirator or via bettybing@ppemax.com. We aim to respond within one business day.