MSA 815355 CARTRIDGES, ADV, GMA, 2/PKG

Features

• Respirator cartridges feature bayonet-style design for quick mounting

• Cartridges lock into place with one twist

• Lightweight and low profile to minimize line of sight blockage

• fits MSA 200LS and MSA 420 Half-Mask

• fits MSA 1000, MSA 3000 and MSA 4000 Series Full-Facepiece Advantage Respirators.

Technical Information

Definitions

GMA Cartridge is effective for:

• Organic Vapor (OV)

GMB Cartridge is effective for:

• Chlorine (CL)
• Sulfur Dioxide (SD)
• Chlorine Dioxide (CD)
• HydrogenChloride (HC)
• HydrogenSulfide (HS)

GMC Cartridge is effective for:

• Organic Vapor (OV)
• Chlorine (CL)
• Sulfur Dioxide (SD)
• Chlorine Dioxide (CD)
• HydrogenChloride (HC)
• HydrogenSulfide (HS)

GMD Cartridge is effective for:

• Ammonia (AM)
• Methylamine (MA)

GME Cartridge is effective for:

• Organic Vapor (OV)
• Chlorine (CL)
• Sulfur Dioxide (SD)
• Chlorine Dioxide (CD)
• HydrogenChloride (HC)
• HydrogenSulfide (HS)
• Ammonia (AM)
• Methylamine (MA)
• Formaldehyde (FM)
• HydrogenFluoride (HF)

GMI Cartridge is effective for:

• Organic Vapor (OV)
• Effective against, but not NIOSH-approved, for Iodine Vapor.

Mersorb Cartridge is effective for:

• Chlorine (CL)
• Mercury Vapor (MV)

• P100-Particulate Filter(99.97% filter efficiency level) effective againstall particulate aerosols.

• N95-Particulate Filter(95% filter efficiency level) effective againstparticulate aerosolsfree of oil. N95 - Combine with 815394 (10 packof disposable N95 pre-filters) or 816357 (50 pack of disposable N95 pre-filters) and 815392 (Pair of Reusable Snap-OnCovers)

• R95-Particulate Filter(95% filter efficiency level) effective againstall particulate aerosols.R95 - Combine with 815397 (20 pack of disposable R95 pre-filters) and 815401 (Pair of Reusable Snap-OnCovers)

Approvals The complete Advantage® line of particulate, chemical and combination cartridges is approved under 42 CFR Part 84.

WARNING

Fit testing is required to ensure proper fit for workers who use respirators.

An appropriate cartridge change-out schedule must be developed by a qualified professional, unless thecartridge/canister utilizes an end-of-service-life indicator. The change-out schedule must take into account all factorsthat may influence respiratory protection including specific work practices and other conditions unique to the worker’senvironment. If using against substances having poor warning properties, there is no secondary means of knowingwhen to replace the cartridges/canister. In such cases, take appropriate additional precautions to prevent overexposure,which may include a more conservative change-out schedule or using an air-supplied respirator or SCBA. Failure tofollow this warning can result in serious personal injury or death. As a reference, below is a partial list of substanceshaving poor warning properties:Acrolein Hydrogen cyanide Nitric acid Phosphorus trichlorideAniline Hydrogen selenide Nitro compounds StibineArsine Methanol Nitrogen oxides Sulfur chlorideBromine Methyl bromide Nitroglycerin Urethane or other diisocyanateCarbon monoxide Methyl chloride Nitromethane containing paintsDiisocyanates Methylene chloride Phosgene Vinyl chlorideDimethyl sulfate Nickel carbonyl Phosphine