Canada’s O2 Tactical has introduced the latest version of their tactical respiratory protection, the TR2.
Pending NIOSH N99 certification, the CR2 protects the wearer from:
• Aerosolized Lead
• Asbestos
• Mold
• Fungus
• Concrete dust
• Lead paint dust
The soft silicon medical-grade face seal construction is facial hair compatible and they offer multiple strap options. It is compatible with Invisio headsets and Peltor Headsets. Additionally, it offers microphone integration for common headsets.
Should work fine for fluhan.
Nope.
Anything is better than nothing but if I was working closely with Kung-flu patients I’d want to be using a P100 mask, search for NIOSH and read through what the rating means if you want to get more of idea of what’s suitable for what.
At least this one won’t require an immidiate redesign.
Is the SOTR that bad? Never had my hands on them but am interested in some, so if u have any detaila to sharre? Thanks
Every new product has its learning curves, SOTR wasn’t any different. We are happy to have it in full production and shipping them…
I would love to hear your feedback on the Ops-Core SOTR either here in this forum or you can email me directly at tshort@gentexcorp.com. We did have a issue with filter production when we first launched, but since then user adoption has taken off thanks to the efforts of a fellow Marine Raider. The invisible threats to your respiratory systems are out there and virtually no one knows what they are being exposed to on a daily basis. Look forward to your reply.
Do these take a standard cartridge? If so what is it? Inf it isnt standard where can they be ordered?
It takes a biodegradable N99-rated filter cartridge. http://www.projectblack.com