Disposable Respirators

Disposable particulate respirators usually have a lower initial cost and are replaced as a complete unit.

Reusable Half Masks

Reusable respirators involve the cost of the facepiece plus compatible replacement filters or cartridges.

Full-Face Respirators

Full-face respirators normally cost more because they cover the eyes, nose and mouth while using replaceable filtration.

KN95 Respirators

Disposable close-fitting filtering facepieces intended for suitable particulate hazards where the exact product specification matches the workplace requirement.

Reusable Half-Face Respirators

Reusable facepieces designed for use with compatible replaceable filters or cartridges.

Single Cartridge Respirators

Compact reusable half-face systems using one central compatible filter or cartridge position.

Double Cartridge Respirators

Reusable respiratory systems with two filtration positions. Cartridge type must still match the actual airborne contaminant.

Full-Face Respirators

Reusable respiratory systems that cover the eyes, nose and mouth while using compatible filtration.

Chemical Respirators

Respirators for selected gas, vapour, mist and chemical applications when fitted with the correct compatible filtration.

Vaultex KN95 Mask

Cup-style disposable particulate respirator with exhalation valve. Check the product specification and packaging before selection.

Vaultex Half Mask

Reusable half-mask option with replaceable filtration arrangement. Packaging references EN 140 and EN 143.

NP305 Single Cartridge Respirator

Reusable half-face respirator with one central compatible cartridge position.

NP306 Double Respirator

Reusable twin-cartridge respirator designed for compatible replaceable RC-series filters.

Full Face Respirator 6800

Reusable full-face respiratory protection covering the eyes, nose and mouth.

Disposable Dust Mask

Economical disposable face covering for suitable nuisance and non-toxic dust applications.

Dust & Particulates

Suitable particulate filtration may be required for dust, powders and other airborne particles.

Confirm the required filtration specification before purchase.

Gas & Vapour

Gas and vapour hazards require a compatible respirator and cartridge designed for the specific contaminant.

An ordinary dust mask should not be substituted for gas or vapour respiratory protection.

Mixed Hazards

Some activities involve both particulates and gases or vapours. Combination filtration may be required.

Construction

Respiratory PPE may be required for drilling, cutting, grinding, cement handling, sanding and other assessed dusty work.

Painting

Painting may involve particulate mist, aerosols, solvent vapours and other airborne contaminants depending on the product used.

Manufacturing

Factories may need different respiratory protection for production, processing, coating, maintenance and chemical-handling departments.

Agriculture

Farm workers may encounter dust, powders, aerosols and pesticide sprays requiring different filtration systems.

Workshops

Grinding, sanding, painting, cutting and maintenance can each create different respiratory hazards.

Cleaning

Cleaning activities may involve ordinary dust or chemical sprays and vapours depending on the products and methods used.

Construction Companies

Request respiratory PPE for assessed construction and maintenance hazards.

Factories

Source respiratory PPE for production, maintenance, coating and specialist departments.

Flower Farms

Request respiratory PPE for spraying, greenhouse, maintenance and other assessed agricultural work.

Painting Contractors

Source reusable respirators together with suitable compatible filtration.

Engineering & Workshops

Purchase respiratory PPE for grinding, fabrication, maintenance and related workplace hazards.

Institutions

Formal quotations are available for facilities, departments and project requirements.

How much is a respirator mask in Kenya?

Prices vary by respirator type, brand, filtration system and specification. Check the individual product page for the current price.

Which respirator is cheapest?

Disposable respirators often have a lower initial price, but suitability should be confirmed before comparing cost.

Are reusable respirators more expensive?

They normally have a higher initial cost, while replacement filters or cartridges add to the long-term operating cost.

Does a respirator include cartridges?

This depends on the product configuration. Check the individual listing to confirm what is included.

Can one cartridge protect against every chemical?

No. Filters and cartridges must be matched to the actual contaminant and respirator system.

Can a KN95 protect against chemical vapours?

A KN95 particulate respirator should not automatically be used for gas or vapour hazards.

Is a double-cartridge respirator better?

Not automatically. Protection depends on the respirator, cartridge, contaminant, exposure conditions and fit.

What is the difference between half-face and full-face respirators?

Half-face respirators cover the nose and mouth. Full-face respirators also cover the eyes and more of the face.

Does facial hair affect respirator fit?

Yes. Facial hair crossing the sealing surface can interfere with the face seal of a tight-fitting respirator.

When should cartridges be replaced?

Replacement depends on cartridge type, contaminant, exposure conditions and manufacturer instructions.

Can companies request bulk respirator prices?

Yes. Submit the required models, quantities, filtration requirements and delivery details for quotation.

Can respirators be ordered with other PPE?

Yes. Respirators can be quoted with goggles, gloves, protective clothing, footwear, helmets and other workplace PPE.