Masks

Masks to ensure safety and effectiveness.

Type II and Type IIR Surgical Masks

Medical devices intended for use in operating rooms, dental offices, and healthcare settings. The Type IIR classification provides additional protection against liquid splashes, which is essential whenever there is a risk of splashes.

FFP1, FFP2, and FFP3 Masks

Personal protective equipment designed to filter airborne particles and biological agents. It is essential on construction sites, in industrial settings, in laboratories, and anywhere else where exposure to dust, aerosols, or infectious agents requires enhanced respiratory protection.

Cleanroom masks

Specially designed for controlled environments in the pharmaceutical, cosmetics, food processing, and life sciences industries, where effective control of particulate contamination is critical to process quality and the safety of the finished product.

Masks with an exhalation valve

Designed for comfort during extended wear, they help wick away heat and moisture during sustained use without compromising filtration performance.

Standards and Protection Classes

Behind every mask model number lies a specific standard that guarantees its level of protection. For surgical masks, the distinction between Type II and Type IIR lies in their resistance to liquid splashes: Type IIR masks are tested to repel splashes, a critical requirement in the operating room or during procedures where there is a risk of splashes.

For FFP masks, the FFP1, FFP2, and FFP3 classifications indicate the level of filtration for airborne particles. The higher the class, the more suitable the respiratory protection is for environments with exposure to fine particles, biological agents, or toxic substances:

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