Showing posts with label AO Safety. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AO Safety. Show all posts

Sunday, July 13, 2008

AO Safety Woodworker's Respirator #95190


AO Safety Woodworker's Respirator #95190
From AO Safety

The AOSafety woodworker's respirator weighs less than five ounces and features a soft rubber face piece with two exhalation valves to make breathing comfortable and easy. Ideal for woodworking projects, this mask is also recommended for protection when working with plastic, metal, fiberglass, or drywall. The N95 filters are easy to clean and disassemble, making filter replacement a snap.

I have used this respirator for several years now and thought it was time to buy an additional one to stay with my work truck. I am an electrician and a professional woodworker and this respirator keeps the the dust from attic insulation to shop sawdust from being inhaled and does not fog up my glasses, which a pain in the neck if you are working with both hands and don't have a third to clean your glasses off, and you can't beet the price. more detail...

Sunday, June 22, 2008

AO Safety Woodworker's Respirator #95190


AO Safety Woodworker's Respirator #95190
From AO Safety

Ideal for woodworkers, this reusable mask from AO Safety keeps the lungs clear of mist and material stirred up when sanding, drywall, and fiberglass. It features a lightweight (5-ounce) design that doesn't slow you down. A soft rubber face piece with two exhalation valves makes breathing easy. And, if you've gone through a few disposable respirators, you know that costs can add up. This respirator is easy to clean and disassemble, making filter replacement a snap.
I have used this respirator for several years now and thought it was time to buy an additional one to stay with my work truck. I am an electrician and a professional woodworker and this respirator keeps the the dust from attic insulation to shop sawdust from being inhaled and does not fog up my glasses, which a pain in the neck if you are working with both hands and don't have a third to clean your glasses off, and you can't beet the price.