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N95 is not a generic word for a dust mask — it is an approval class under the United States regulation 42 CFR Part 84, requiring the filter to capture at least 95% of a charge-neutralised sodium chloride aerosol at 85 litres per minute. It matters commercially because a specification written to a US standard cannot be closed out with a European FFP2 mask even though the filtration figures are close, and vice versa. If your procedure or client specification names N95, say so explicitly, because the approval marking is what an auditor checks.
The more of this you send, the closer the first quotation lands.
| Approval required | NIOSH 42 CFR Part 84 N95, or an EN 149 equivalent if permitted |
|---|---|
| Reason for the standard | Client specification, internal procedure, or auditor requirement |
| Oil resistance | N, R and P series differ in oil tolerance — state if oil mist is present |
| Contaminant | The actual hazard, so an equivalent can be assessed if allowed |
| Valve | Exhalation valve for heat, or unvalved where required |
| Fit testing | State if fit testing to your programme is required |
| Sizing | Some approvals cover more than one size — state the workforce mix |
| Approval documentation | State if the approval certificate must accompany delivery |
| Shelf life | Required remaining shelf life on delivery |
| Packaging | Masks per box, boxes per carton |
| Quantity | Total units, and delivery schedule |
| Consumption rate | Masks per worker per shift |
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