Maxiguard A1 Organic Vapour Cartridge Two Per Pack

• Certified to AS/NZS 1716 and EN143:2000 A1 standards for trusted Australian and European compliance.
• Provides effective protection against organic vapours with boiling points exceeding +65°C.
• Features a secure bayonet connector for quick, easy, and reliable attachment to compatible Maxiguard respirators.
• Low-profile twin filter design enhances user comfort and reduces breathing resistance during extended wear.
• Constructed from durable plastic polypropylene with no metal parts, suitable for various industrial settings.
• Supplied as a convenient two-per-pack (one pair) for immediate replacement of both cartridges.
• Compatible with Maxiguard R7500 Silicone Half Masks and R680 & R690 Silicone Full-Face Masks.
• Can be combined with a P2 prefilter (e.g., R7N11-P2, sold separately) for protection against both gas and particulates.

What kind of protection do these cartridges offer?
The Maxiguard A1 Organic Vapour Cartridges provide protection against organic vapours with boiling points exceeding +65°C. This includes common hazards found in chemical processing, painting (water-based or oil-based), healthcare, asbestos removal, plastic production, and laboratory work.

Which Maxiguard respirators are compatible with these cartridges?
These R701-A1 cartridges are designed for use with Maxiguard R7500 Silicone Half Masks and Maxiguard R680 & R690 Silicone Full-Face Masks.

Are these cartridges suitable for protection against particulates like dust or mist?
No, these A1 organic vapour cartridges primarily protect against gases and vapours. For environments containing both organic vapours and particulates (dusts, mists, fumes), it is recommended to fit a compatible particle prefilter (such as the R7N11-P2) to the front of the gas filter for combined protection.

How often should these cartridges be replaced?
Cartridge replacement frequency depends on the specific contaminants, their concentration, and the user's breathing rate. It's crucial to replace cartridges immediately if you can smell, taste, or feel irritation from contaminants, or if breathing resistance increases. Always refer to your workplace's safety protocols and the manufacturer's guidelines. The cartridges have a 5-year shelf life from the date of manufacture.

What does the 'A1' rating mean?
The 'A1' rating signifies that the cartridge provides protection against organic gases and vapours with a boiling point higher than 65°C, at a low capacity. This classification is part of the AS/NZS 1716 and EN143:2000 standards, ensuring the cartridge meets specific filtration performance requirements.