AMD P2 NANO-TECH Particulate Respirators are available in the following sizing options:

Box of 50 
Pack of 10

• The nano-filter filters out 99.66% of airborne particles
• Cutting-edge nano-technology, to make them light, comfortable and breathable 
• Fits naturally around the nose and mouth creating a good seal and aesthetic 
• 4 x layer protection with elastic ear loops to hold securely in place
• First P2 respirator masks manufactured in Australia 4 x layer protection with elastic ear loops to hold securely in place 
• Each nano-filter respirator is disposable and individually packaged for hygiene
• Folds flat for portability and easy storage
• Certified to Australia & NZ standard AS/NZS 1716:2012 
• The nano-tech filter continues to filter when damp unlike other masks that use melt-blown filters.

Nano-filter, filters 99.66% Airborne Particles

P2 / FFP2 NANO-TECH Particulate Respirator features advanced filtering and design details that allow them to be worn comfortably while maintaining their class-leading functionality.

Cutting-edge nanofibre filters are incorporated into a face-contouring design that create an effective barrier against potentially harmful airborne particles and aerosols such as dust, virus, and bacteria. Nanofibre technology ensures excellent breathability and lightness even with the assurance of four protective layers.

Technology: Nano-filters, comprised of nano-fibres, deliver higher filtration efficiency than standard melt blown filters and are lighter and more breathable. They also maintain their functionality after exposure to moisture while typical filters lose their electrostatic properties once exposed to water. AMD’s nano-filters are water resistant and protective against airborne particles, aerosols, and liquid.

Fit: Innovative three panel design fits naturally around the nose and mouth creating a better seal and aesthetic. Elastic ear loops hold the respirator securely in place. A soft inner layer and moldable padded nose bridge wire provide extra comfort.

Comfort: Nano-filter respirators are lighter than standard respirators and allow enhanced breathability. The three panel design unfolds to shape naturally around the face maximising ventilation around the nose and mouth while still maintaining an effective seal to the environment. Nano-filter respirators are potentially viable options for populations with breathing restrictions such as the elderly and those with heart and lung conditions.

Packaging: Each nano-filter respirator is individually packaged for hygiene and designed to fold flat to facilitate portability and storage. Individual wrapping makes it convenient to carry and distribute without contamination. 50/Box.

Brand: AMD
Number per Box: 50
Packaging: Bulk Case

Filter Included: Yes
Face seal/ Nose foam: Nose wire / foam*
Fluid Resistant (ASTM F1862): No
Flame Resistance (ASTM D2859-96): No
Flammability Rating: Class 1
Product Colour: White
Product Type: Dust and other Particles
Respirator Style: Flat Fold
Size: Standard
Australia and New Zealand Compliance Standards: P2
Standards/Approvals: AS/NZS 1716:2012
Certification/Class: P2
Filter performance: ≥ 99.6%
Test agent:  NaCl
Flow rate: 95 L/min
Total inward leakage (TIL): ≤ 8% leakage
Inhalation resistance: ≤ 70 Pa (at 30L/min)≤ 240 Pa (at 95L/min)
Flow rate Varied: – see above
Exhalation resistance: ≤ 120 Pa
Flow rate: 85L/min
Exhalation valve leakage requirement Leak rate: ≤ 30mL/min
Force applied: -250 Pa
CO2 clearance requirement: ≤ 1%
 (*headbands only have nose foam)

1. Before putting on the respirator, wash hands for at least 20 seconds with soap and water or rub hands together thoroughly with alcohol-based hand sanitiser.

2. Take care not to touch the inside layer of the respirator that will be in contact with the nose and mouth when unpacking and while donning.

3. Check for defects in the face respirator such as tears or broken loops.
Position the label side of the respirator outward and orient the respirator so that the foam nose bridge strip is at the top.

4. Unfold the respirator while holding onto the edges (again being careful not to touch the area that will be in contact with the nose and mouth). Position the unfolded respirator over the nose and mouth and place one ear loop over each ear.

5. Mould the nose bridge wire to the bridge of the nose and while pinching the nose bridge in place stretch the bottom of the respirator to over the chin. Press along the edges of the respirator to maximise the seal.

Avoid touching the respirator while using it; if touched, clean hands with alcohol-based hand sanitiser or soap and water.

Replace respirator if it becomes obviously contaminated; never reuse single-use respirators.

Removing the respirator: Wash hands with soap and water or alcohol-based hand sanitiser before removing the respirator. Remove the respirator by unhooking the ear loops, taking care not to touch the front of the respirator which might have become contaminated. Discard immediately in a closed bin and clean hands with alcohol-based hand sanitiser or soap and water.

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