From 3M, these test kits and accessories are designed to help your organization meet OSHA fit testing requirements for respirators. The products can be used to check face to respirator seal on any particulate respirator or gas/vapor respirator with a particulate prefilte. 3M Qualitative Fit Test Kits, Sweet (FT10) and Bitter (FT30),Each kit includes:

• One hood & collar assembly
• Two nebulisers
• One 55ml bottle of sensitivity solution
• One 55ml bottle of test solution (Replacement bottles of test solution are available)

• 448-1762 is an FT10 Sweet Test Kit
• 448-1778 is an FT12 Sweet test solution
• 448-1784 is an FT30 Bitter Test kit
• 448-1790 is an FT32 Bitter test solution
• 133-232 is an FT11 Sensitivity Solution
• 133-236 is an FT31 Sensitivity Solution

3M are a trusted name in personal protection equipment, providing a variety of solutions for health and safety compliance over a range of industrial applications. Their selection of respiratory protection equipment ranges from disposable face mask to full air-powered respirators, to ensure worker safety in all kinds of environments where airborne particulates might be a concern. When it comes to PPE, 3M is a brand you can rely on.

Instructions for use.

Check your respirator is working as it should with this sweet test solution from 3M. You use it with a testing kit (448-1762) from 3M, which contains the full assembly needed for checking your face-to-respirator seal. The test subject puts on a hood and collar while wearing their respirator. This solution is then injected into the hood via a nebuliser. If the user detects the sweet taste of the fluid, it means the respirator doesn't fit correctly.

• Contains sodium saccharine, which is otherwise used as an artificial sweetener, so is safe to taste
• 55ml bottle lasts through multiple tests

• Laboratories
• Pharmaceutical manufacturing
• Demolition sites

Your respirator protects you from hazardous dust, particulates and vapours. But it only works if it fits correctly, so it's important to regularly carry out a test to make sure that's the case.

Sweet Test Solution