FFP1 masks: the lowest filtering effect is 80%
FFP2 mask: the lowest filtering effect is 94%
FFP3 masks: the lowest filtering effect is 97%
P1: The minimum filtering effect is 80%
P2: The lowest filtering effect is 94%
According to Japan’s Decree No. 0207006 promulgated on February 7, 2005, the standards for dust masks are as follows
Test environment conditions
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Experimental particles
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DOP (liquid)
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NaCl (solid)
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Particle size distribution μm
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0.15-0.25
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0.06-0.1
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Experimental concentration [mg/m3]
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≤100
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≤50
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Experimental flow [L/min]
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85
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85
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Test time
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Total supply 200mg
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Total supply 100mg
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Standard for Replaceable Dust Respirators
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distinguish
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Filtration efficiency
[% or more]
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Inspiratory pressure
[Pa below]
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Exhaust pressure [Pa below]
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DOP
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NaCl
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RL3
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RS3
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99.9
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160
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80
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RL2
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RS2
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95.0
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80
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70
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RL1
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RS1
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80
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70
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70
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Standard for disposable masks
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distinguish
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Filtration efficiency [% or more]
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Inspiratory pressure [Pa below]
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Exhaust pressure [Pa below]
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DOP
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NaCl
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With air valve
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Airless valve
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With air valve
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Airless valve
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DL3
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DS3
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99.9
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150
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100
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80
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100
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DL2
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DS2
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95
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70
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50
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70
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50
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DL1
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DS1
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80
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60
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45
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60
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45
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