The dust you cannot see is the dust that does the most harm. This disposable filtering face mask protects you from dust and particles on building sites, in quarries, carpentry, sanding, cleaning or agricultural work. It is sold individually, so you always have exactly the quantity you need.
Choose the level according to the risk: FFP1 for nuisance dust, FFP2 for most work with construction and wood dust, and FFP3 for fine and hazardous particles. The exhalation valve reduces heat and humidity inside the mask, something you will appreciate on long or hot working days.
Main advantages
Three protection levels: FFP1, FFP2 and FFP3 depending on the risk
With or without valve: the valve reduces heat and humidity
Disposable: always a clean mask to hand
Sold individually: buy the quantity you need
Lightweight: comfortable to wear for hours
What it is used for
Construction, demolition and cutting materials.
Quarrying and handling aggregates.
Carpentry and wood sanding.
Cleaning up dust and rubble.
Agricultural and garden work.
Technical specifications
Type: Disposable filtering face mask
Levels: FFP1, FFP2 and FFP3
Models: FFP1 with valve · FFP2 with valve · FFP2 without valve · FFP3 with valve
Vetonek tip: adjust the nose clip properly and check that no air gets in at the sides; with a beard the mask does not seal and loses effectiveness. Replace it when it is dirty, damaged or becomes hard to breathe through.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between FFP1, FFP2 and FFP3?
It is the level of filtration efficiency against particles: FFP1 is the lowest and FFP3 the highest.
What is the valve for?
It makes it easier for exhaled air to escape, so the mask gets less hot and damp on long working days.
Do they protect against solvent or paint vapours?
No. They are for particles; for gases and vapours you need a mask with chemical filters.
Which one should I choose for building work and wood sanding?
FFP2 is used for most work involving construction and wood dust. If the dust is very fine or hazardous, choose FFP3.
When should I replace it?
When it is dirty, damp or damaged, or when it becomes hard to breathe through. It is disposable and should not be washed or reused indefinitely.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between FFP1, FFP2 and FFP3?
It is the level of filtration efficiency against particles: FFP1 is the lowest and FFP3 the highest.
What is the valve for?
It makes it easier for exhaled air to escape, so the mask gets less hot and damp on long working days.
Do they protect against solvent or paint vapours?
No. They are for particles; for gases and vapours you need a mask with chemical filters.
Which one should I choose for building work and wood sanding?
FFP2 is used for most work involving construction and wood dust. If the dust is very fine or hazardous, choose FFP3.
When should I replace it?
When it is dirty, damp or damaged, or when it becomes hard to breathe through. It is disposable and should not be washed or reused indefinitely.
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