03021
EN
Original Instructions
Version 2
April 2025
DUST AND VAPOUR RESPIRATOR
FILTER MASK
Stock No. 03021
Part No. GM-0503E
Model Testing Centre and Certication Authority:
Institute of industrial safety of the German legal accident
insurrance (IFA)
Alte HeerstraBe 111
53757 Sankt Augustin
Germany
(Notied Body 0121)
1. Health and Safety Information
• IMPORTANT: Read this leaet in full before using this
product and retain it for future use. Always use the latest
version of the leaet. Please visit
drapertools.com/manuals for the latest version.
• The national regulations with regards to the use of the
mask and lters must be followed exactly.
WARNING!
The product must be used before the
expiration date. The respirator helps to protect
against certain airborne contaminants. For proper
use follow the instructions for both the lter mask
(03021) and lters (03030). Improper use may
cause serious injury, harm to your health or death.
• Failure to follow all instructions and limitations when
using the respirator and/or failure to wear the respirator
during exposure can reduce the protection eciency and
may result in sickness or death.
• The dust, fumes, mists, gases and vapours which can be
dangerous to your health may not be visible.
• Leave the contaminated area immediately and replace the
respirator/lters if:
− The respirator becomes damaged.
− You taste or smell contaminants or an irritation occurs.
− Breathing becomes dicult.
− Dizziness or other distress occurs.
• The lters must be replaced as soon as increased
breathing resistance occurs.
• Stay away from the contaminated areas when replacing
the lters.
• DO NOT abuse or misuse this mask.
• ALWAYS check that the face mask forms a tight seal
and that lters are tted correctly prior to use and
before entering a hazardous area.
• Inspect the mask parts for cracks, wear and tear and the
head strap for tightness before each use to ensure that it
is in good operating condition. The face piece should be
replaced upon observation of damaged or defective parts.
• It is unlikely that the requirements for leakage will be
achieved if facial hair such as beards or moustaches
passes under the face seal.
• Usage limitations:
− The mask does not supply oxygen. DO NOT use in
atmospheres with less than 19.5% oxygen.
− DO NOT use this mask in oxygen-enriched air, when
oxygen concentration >23.5%, it becomes hazardous
when the concentration increases. Fires in oxygen
enriched atmosphere starts easily with electrostatic
sparks and are very intense.
− DO NOT in explosive atmospheres.
− DO NOT use when the concentration of contaminants
are either unknown or immediately dangerous to life
and health.
2. Usage Instructions
Note: Suitable for use with A1P2 Filters (Stock No 03030).
Refer to the leaet supplied before tting the lter to the
respirator.
1 Fig.
2 Fig.
1. Align the two lters with the face piece and turn to secure
- see Fig.1 & Fig.2.
• The lters should always be tted or replaced in pairs and
the replacement lters should be of the same type and
class.
• Check the integrity of the respirator regularly and replace
the lters as soon as the wearer begins to smell or taste
the contaminant or an irritation occurs.
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3 Fig.
4 Fig.
2. Loosen the elastic straps. Place the cradle suspension
over the crown of your head, see Fig.3 & Fig.4.
5 Fig.
6 Fig.
7 Fig.
8 Fig.
3. Place the bottom straps at the back of the neck and hook
them together. Pull the end of the straps to adjust
tightness until the mask ts securely and comfortably
against your face. If necessary, readjust the straps, See
Fig.5 to Fig.8.
WARNING!
Perform a negative pressure face t
check. If you cannot achieve a proper t DO NOT
enter the contaminated area.
2.1 Negative Pressure Fit Check
1. Seal both respiratory lters with your palms and breathe
in until a negative pressure (suction) is generated (Fig.8).
2. Hold your breath for a moment. If you feel the face piece
collapse slightly and pull closer to your face with no leaks
between your face and face piece, a proper t has been
achieved.
3. If not, readjust the face piece and/or readjust the straps
to eliminate the air leakage.
4. Repeat test until a successful t check is achieved.
3. Cleaning and Storage
• After use remove the lters from the face piece and store
them separately.
• Inspect and clean the mask after every use.
• Clean the face piece with medical grade alcohol and allow
to dry at room temperature.
• Store in the mask’s original packaging or in a container
away from the contaminated area when not in use. Store
in a dry clean area out of direct sunlight.
• Spent lters should be disposed of responsibly and in line
with local regulations. Recycle where possible.
4. Expiry Date
• The mask is marked with the production date (grid on
inside of the face piece = Month 1-12 across top and Year
YY down the grid). The shelf life is 5 years from this date.
• Filters - Always check the expiry date stated on the
packaging and lters (Year/Month = YYYY/MM) before
using. DO NOT use the lters after the expiry date or if the
packaging is damaged.
5. Symbols
Read the instruction manual
European conformity
UK Conformity Assessed
Maximum ambient humidity
for storage. Such as ≦80%
+35
-10
Storage temperature (ºC)
From -10ºC to 35ºC
Date at end of shelf life
"yyyy" as year
"mm" as month
At any time two lters only of the
same type and class must be used
