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LMINHAN 60923 Filter Cartridges
60923 Filter for 6200, 6800, 7502, 6502 series respirators
LMINHAN 60923 respirator filter cartridges protect against certain organic vapor, chlorine, hydrogen chloride, sulfur dioxide, chlorine dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, ammonia, methylamine, formaldehyde or hydrogen fluoride, as well and non-oil and oil particulates.
Dual Protection of 60923 Filter
60923 respirator filter adopts a double filter system and high-density activated carbon, which can effectively block 99.97% of organic vapor/gas and dust. It is suitable for many application, grinding, spraying, woodworking, chemical, painting, welding, etc.
Effectively Filtration of 60923 Cartridges
60923 cartridges filter organic gas, acidic gases, chlorine, sulfur dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, hydrogen fluoride, dust, acetone, methylamine, formaldehyde. 60923 filter cartridge also filter radioactive iodine, non-oily and oily particulate, etc.
Mike234
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2025
Each filter came vacuum sealed in foil packaging. Filtered great when mucking out basement of flooded house. Could smell any mold or mildew.
HungOverZorro
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2025
Found some mold in my crawlspace. These filters were perfect. Kept the fogging to a minimum and kept my from breathing mold and dirt while I remedied the situation. Inspector had recommended them and I'm glad he did.
FRANK C
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2024
Keep in mind these are Chinese knock offs - not NIOSH regulated or approved. Would not trust my health with these, given the fact that many N95 masks from China did not test well against US standards during the pandemic.
Leigh Page
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2024
If you have a respirator and need replacement, these work well and are well priced!
Laura L Warriner
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2024
worked as expected
Sidney
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2024
I'm doing a little work to restore plastic body panels. I knew when working with fiberglass epoxy I needed to have some sort of respiration. These fit my respirator (the old ones were from the last project I did more than a decade ago), and when they were on I couldn't smell the resin fumes, so I call it good. I should note; I do not have sensitive enough testing equipment to certify if it truly does catch the rated amount of particles, but for my money it's better than the alternative (no filtration)
SSC
Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2023
I got these 60923 Respirator Cartridges so I could do some small resin casting projects...when I first ordered them, I had missed that these were not NIOSH approved. I had to ask myself if not having that was worth saving 5-6 bucks...so here was my thought process:First...this is not my main occupation or even hobby. I might pour resin 2-3x a year. Next, I have a good ventilation system in my shop with fans, lots of windows and an 8'x16' garage door that I can leave open. Now, taking in consideration the quality of the packaging, I feel confident these filters haven't been compromised in transit. The vacuum packing was so tight, I took a picture because I was so impressed. Soooo...my final verdict is that these fit my unique needs and situation without a lot of risk. I might think otherwise if I needed to rely on this for daily use.*There is a date of production and expiration date on the package. Mine were produced 05/2023 and expire 05/2028
Shopper
Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2023
Filters came vacuum packed in a metallic lined plastic bag.I got these primarily to use while working with a resin 3D printer. I'm currently using 6001/6006 brand name filters as I don't really need the dust filtration and my current ones are starting to let a bit of fumes thru. It's a good idea to keep your filters/mask sealed up when not in use as they will continually absorb VOCs from the air while exposed. This gets trapped in the carbon and carbon can only trap so much in VOCs before they become ineffective and need to be replaced. So far using these initially while working at the printer they seem to be working well, but longevity will take time to test of course. For my use in resin 3D printing with limited exposure times I'd probably choose whichever was cheaper between the various VOC options as the filtration requirements are pretty basic and you just need a good amount of carbon packed well.Note, if you have facial hair, you need to shave it otherwise you WILL get leakage.
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