FFP2 Colour Mask

You thought FFP2 only works in white? You are wrong!
Our colorful protective masks are currently among the few certified FFP2 models with valid type examination for all offered color variants. Stand out from the crowd with our exclusive color collection.

Our colourful FFP2 masks not only provide protection in polluted work areas in the health and care sector. They are also used as personal protective equipment by companies in a wide range of industries. The FFP2 masks (Filtering Face Pieces) offer protection against particulate pollutants such as aerosol, dust and smoke. In Europe, these masks are standardized for protective properties for the wearer according to EN 149:2001+A1:2009.

Efficient four-layer filtration achieves a filtering efficiency of more than 95%. An optimal fit, skin-friendly materials and a nose clip ensure a high level of wearing comfort. Hence it can be guaranteed that the mask fits in accordance with regulations.

Let there be colour!

Can FFP2 masks be used more than once?

In general, FFP2 masks are single-use products and should not be reused according to the recommendation of the RKI. But the masks are relatively expensive and in terms of quality & workmanship significantly better than disposable masks. That is why many people wear them more than once in the private sector. For many, the question arises as to whether the masks can be hygienically reprocessed.

Treatment with disinfectant or heating in the oven/microwave to kill viruses is not recommended. FFP2 masks are also not suitable for washing machines.

To extend the wear time of FFP2 masks for individuals, here are some tips. Always clean & disinfect hands thoroughly before putting on & taking off the mask. Handle the mask by the ear loops only. Most importantly, allow the mask to dry thoroughly after use. Store the mask exclusively in a hygienic place. It is also beneficial to hang the mask in the sun and air it out well, because UV rays have a positive influence. Thus, any virus on the surface can not survive for long and the dry FFP2 mask continues to provide a protective function.

How long can I wear the masks at a stretch?

The BGW’s recommendation on the maximum wearing times, the recovery period and the necessary breaks when using FFP2/FFP3 masks is based on DGUV regulation 112-190 “Use of respiratory protective devices”. According to this regulation, the maximum wearing time is two hours with a subsequent minimum recovery time of 30 minutes. In the case of an FFP mask without an exhalation valve, the maximum wearing time is 75 minutes with a subsequent minimum recovery period of 30 minutes.

Source (web link, in German)

Caution: Many FFP2 respirators and mouth-nose masks do not comply with the requirements of the EU regulation.
Here protection is only illusory. On request, we will enclose a certificate with your mask.