Disposable activated carbon mask mask
The disposable non-woven mask produced by our factory can be divided into double-layer, three-layer and four-layer activated carbon masks. The double-layer non-woven mask can effectively block the inhalation of dust and dust; the middle layer of the three-layer non-woven mask adopts high-efficiency filter fusion. Spraying, the barrier rate is above 95%; four-layer activated carbon mask can prevent the inhalation of toxic gases, and has a good health care effect on the body.
The activated carbon mask is made of new high-efficiency adsorption filter material + activated carbon fiber + activated carbon cloth; it is suitable for occasions containing organic gases, acidic volatiles and other irritating gases. Activated carbon masks have stronger adsorption than ordinary masks, and filter harmful gases and liquids 30 times that of ordinary masks. It is an ideal choice for doctors, nurses, patients and sanitation workers. It can effectively prevent the dust that is not protected by ordinary masks but is harmful to the human body and has a number of germs that are less than 5μm and is transmitted by the respiratory tract. It is an ideal protective product for medical, chemical, spray, leather, and sanitation units. It can effectively prevent dust from falling below 5μm and the various germs spread by the respiratory tract.
Features: 1. Made of soft PP non-woven fabric + activated carbon cloth, the design of the nose clip can be comfortably adjusted according to different face types, and the ear strap is firm and not easy to fall. 2, anti-virus, deodorization, bacteria, dust and other effects. 3. It is especially suitable for occasions containing organic gases, acidic volatiles, pesticides, SO2, Cl2 and other irritating gases. The anti-virus and deodorization effects are remarkable. 4, the number of layers: four layers; 5, size: 17.5CM * 9.5CM; 6, process: spot welding, sewing, heat sealing. 7, packaging: 50 pieces / box; (individual packaging 1 / bag, 50 / box); 40 boxes / box (2000).
