Full Face Masks

Thermac's range of Standard EN136 asbestos full face masks provide reliable protection against harmful airborne particulates, such as asbestos fibres. Our full face masks are renowned for their excellent fit, so are still comfortable for the wearer after long periods of use in hazardous environments. Manufactured by leading brands 3M & Sundström.
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Frequently asked questions

What RPE do I need for airborne asbestos fibres?
For regular exposure to asbestos fibres, Thermac recommends a full-face or half-face asbestos mask fitted with a P3 filter.
Do I need to shave to wear a full-face mask?
Yes. Users must be clean-shaven to form an effective seal around the face when wearing a full-face mask. If a user is unwilling to shave, a hooded or helmet-style respirator should be considered.
Can I wear glasses while using a full-face mask?
No. Spectacles can interfere with the seal around the user's face. Users should instead wear contact lenses or have prescription lenses fitted inside the mask.
What face-fit test do I need for a full-face mask?
Quantitative face-fit testing is used for full-face masks. It provides a numerical measure, known as a fit factor, of how effectively the facepiece seals against the wearer's face.