Stanley Visor & Dust Mask Respirator - P3 Filters

Replace the filters when breathing becomes difficult or as recommended by the manufacturer. Typically, this is every 40 hours of use or every month, depending on usage and exposure levels.

Yes, this respirator is designed to be compatible with other PPE. Always ensure compatibility and proper fit when using multiple items of PPE together.

Wipe the respirator with a damp cloth after each use. Avoid using harsh chemicals or solvents.

This respirator conforms to EN140:1998 and EN166 standards.

While it offers protection against some paint mists, it may not be suitable for all spray painting applications. Always check the product's specifications and the safety data sheet (SDS) for the paint you are using and the levels of protection needed.

If the respirator is damaged, discontinue use immediately. Inspect the respirator before each use. Replace the respirator if any damage is found.

The Stanley Visor & Dust Mask Respirator is made in the UK.

Check if the filters are clogged and replace them if necessary. Ensure the respirator is properly fitted and sealed to your face.

Adjust the respirator to ensure a proper seal. Clean the lens with an anti-fog solution if needed.

Ensure the respirator is properly fitted. If irritation persists, discontinue use and consult a healthcare professional. Ensure there is no damage to the product before use.