This is a valuable aid to safety professionals and respirator users faced with complying with the new respiratory protection requirements of 42 CFR Part 84. The new requirements classify filters by their ability to resist degradation in the presence or absence of oil, rather than by hazard type such as dust, mist or fumes. Making the transition to these new respirators can be confusing to safety professionals and industrial hygienists responsible for respiratory protection programs. The 20-page ISEA Use and Selection Guide makes it easier, by describing the new classifications, and providing a decision logic for selecting them. It also contains tables comparing existing 30 CFR 11 respirators to the new 42 CFR 84 respirators by particulate type, and by OSHA substance-specific standard.
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