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'ftjWa ' Industrial Hygiene Lxtf t r.Respirutcry Protection aea ) I, Soot* n..J Anri lent! on mwiwn HT.- InduMt.r^'l M/V IWikr.. M flBaa*"**1* lywn.......I mnr New I I J___ v Thio bullutin and prcviously-iBBued bulletins on this subject provides guidelines for ojt Ujr.hing roupirutory protection practices ut Conpuny facilities to oomply with Lin Li.d corporate requirements. This bulletin also liets NIOSH-certified and I1.J0.. tr.nl Hygiene Servicee-approved refipiratore. '3. Minin i A.-rm lulln Rouwiratory Protection Program Minium.. rep.jJVLi.:itB to conserve enployo heulth by uoo of respirators have been outlinei in on Industrial Relations Bulletin (Employe Huulth Services Bulletin l.'o. 6--neapirutory Protective Equipment---OSHA 1910.13>, 'dated January 31, 1973). Tula i^fi.-lin roixplmcizee corporate responsibilities und summarizes OSHA require- _ to.ntu f. r iimpirutory protection procedures tuid usuigna administrative and functional j roEponojl.'JiUus to industrial hygieniots, industrial physicians, safety engineers, und uuj.< r.inory personnel. The bulletin underscores the Company's continuing y>vcji{...a!Ulit)nit to use engineering cofttrole, alteration of work practices, and ' i.dcin'. - .r t.'vo procedures wherever feasible to control exposures to toxic or inn..!...*' ..'bti-no contaminants before recpirutcry protection is authorized. Viu.it .i . j ii'.t> ru utiut be used to protect employe Iuni1th, OSHA end corporate roquireui.t r -.i.: .j! Acceptable respiratory protection firogruma includei 1. i. 111 iii iituiidurd oporuling procediuvs governing aoloction and uue of .... I. typo of respirator of each work operation aiiull be established. 'it.. procedures shall be available for review by corporute staff * ii. lufiirial hygienists and OSHA compliance officers. Euployos shall be ib-iliur with these procedures. v 2. leicpi rutoru oliull bo selected on basis of hazurdu to which employes are exposed. Degree of exposure is determined by induutrial hygiene survey. 3. lj-ployos ulu.ll be instructed and trained fit sufficient intervale in 1 proper use of assigned respirators and limitations of the respirators. - . *1 ' if. Respirators should be assigned to individual employes for their lACluuive use.. - S huepirutors shall be regularly cleaned and disinfected. Those issued for inclusive U60 by one employe should bu cleaned after each day's u.*j, or more often if necessary. Those used by more than one employe oiA.il be thorouglily cleaned and disinfected before issuance to a tlm< font employe. b. liL^.inacni ohall be stored in convenient, clean, and sanitary locations. /. luj. >.t)..ii uoud routinely shell 1* inupwoted during cleaning. Worn (.. loj'j .r.itod ports shall be replaced. Respirators for emergency .. .k., . iu> o.i oi. if-eontainod dovice ii, shnJl 1* thoroughly inojjectud ut uiw.il. iy and after each use. 8006 0048 PRODUCED BY FORD SCF-FORD-1523 r< 6, Appropriate surveillance of vork area conditions and dsgrea of employe exposure or stress shall be maintained.# 9. 'jticre shall be regular inspection and evaluation to determine ) continued effectiveness of the program. A record shall be kept of inspection dates and findings for reopirators maintained for eaer([ nr.y use*. 0 10. uhmild not bo assigned to Lusks requiring reupirators unless it h .0 liecn dotorsined they aro physically able to perform the work otil use the equipment. A physician shall determine what health and phyjie.nl conditions are pertinent. The respirator user's medical status uhould be rovicucd periodically. 11. uuy Nlooil-approved respirators approved by Industrial Hygiene Services shall bo used when available. The respirator furnished hii provide adequate respiratory protection against inhalation hazards for which ,_ it is designed. X Kxyir.iti m < f Bureau of Mines Respirator Approvals /| Already parent, cod Bureau of Hines-approved respirators will be approved for use `""until U.o following dittos, unless, in l!he case of curtain self-contained breathing ` apparntuo only, they nro upgraded to meet the requirements of 30 Code of Federal Limit tii I'.irt 11 ojid are relabeled: "1 u. ot.j 1 .-uiituijiud breathing apparatus -- March jl, 1979 b. dn, , lind-air roapirutors-----------------Match 3', 1900 ' Approvals i; t.vi Bureau of Hines for the following classes of respirators expired on March 31, 1976: a. bait, fume, aitd mist reupirators * b. C.t ji cal-cartridge respirators t Company facilities using non-epproved reupirators uhould effect change. V. Special 1 rev it, i. 11 in fur Gartain Airborne ContnPiinaiits ; Vhore respiratory protection must be won: to protect employe health as a result ' - of axcunuivu exposures to thu following uirbornu contaminants, Industrial Hygiene S.irv, Ices shull be consulted to select appropriate respirators in accordance with government regulations and standards: a. A It hi* U tO B f. Inorganic Lead t. Vjftyl Chloride c. 1..1. t .. ib>-jk gi.latd iiKtitugui. .1, il ... 1. >11 v>. J tijlupuU g> Inorganic Araunic 11. Acrylonitrile i Cotton Dust >3 (>> . >'.>. 1 j. 1 .ri i L liS 1t 8006 0049 f ' PRODUCED BY FORD Approved Respiratory Protective Device The following respiratory protective devices'have been approved by the O.S. Department of the Interior (Mining Enforcement and Safety Administration) and the U.S. Department of Health. Education, and Velfare (National Institute of Occupational Safety and Bealth) ae veil as Industrial Hygiaae Services, Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology Departments , A. SELF-CONTAINED BREATHING APPARATUS ' DioMarine part numbers t5-600 and U5-100. (with part numbers ^5-200 aorbent canieter), 45 minute compressed-oxygen self-contained breathing apparatus. Mine Safety Appliances part numbers h57153. h57154, 95066 and 96ffi. i-hour compressed-air demand-type self-contained breathing apparatus. Mine Safety Appliances part numbers 95069 and 96338. &-hour compressedbir presBure-demand-type self-contained breathing apparatus. "' SurvlvAir part numbers 9065-03 and 9865-03. 15 minute oompreeeed-air demand-type Belf-contained,breathing apparatus for escape only. Scott part number 900000-00. &-hour self-contained demand-type eompreesed- air breathing apparatus. * Scott part number 90001^-00. i-hour self-contained preeeure-demandt.vpo compressed-air breathing epparalus. S.'ott pert number 900002-00. 15-minute self-contained demand-type c^prcused-air breathing apparatus. Sc.ilt port number 900015-15. 15-minute self-contained pressuredi'unnd-type compres6ed-air breathing apparatus. S.irvlvAir part numbers 9038-00. 9038-0?, 9838-00 and 9838-02. demandtype hour compress-air self-contained breathing apparatus. SurvivAir part numbers 9038-20, 90.38-2?, 9838-20 and 9838-22. pressureduuand-type &- hour compressed-air self-contained breathing apparatus Mine Safety appliances part numbers 457150. 95061, 457151. and 95068. demand-type 15 minute compressed air self-contained breathing apparatus. Mine Safety Appliances part numbers 95063 and 460265. pressure-demandtypo 15 minute compressed-air self-contained breathing-apparatus. B. . GAS MASKS Mine Safety Appliances part numbers 46l48l, 461482. 461483. 461484,461435 and 461486, gas masks (uith part number 46l4BO canieter) for respiratory protection against vinyl chloride. S.-.itt purt nuubers 601211-17 and 603221-17, gus masks (with part number Ob'PAil canister) for respiratory protection against vinyl chloride. I:in.- S-ifriy AMillanres part numbers 448979, 448980, 446981, and ** p_u3 tasks (with part number 440973 canister) for respiratory pr..t. etion tigjinst ammonia arid duets and miats. 8006 0050 PRODUCED BY FORD Mine Safety Appliances part numbers 4^6975. 448976. >448977. and 448978. gi.a musks (with part number 41*8974 canister) for respiratory protection against organic vapors and duste and niata. Mina Safety Appliances part numbera 460131. 460132. 460133. and 460134. gus masks (with part number 460113 cuniator) for respiratoryprotection against chlorine and duata and miste. :'>U1) IIKD-AIR RESPIRATORS Ctsco Safety Products PI-800 series, supplied-air respirators (types C or Co continuous-flow). Soott part nunbera 4616-11, -12.-15.-21. -22, and 25i and 4622-11, -12.~15.~21. -22. and -25, supplied-air respirators (type C oontinuouai'Ioj type) with 4266-15 4265-251 and 4264-50t air supply hose. Si'ott part numbers 4616-18, -19. -28, and 29; and 4622-18, -19. -28. .ai il --J9 supplied-air respirators (type C continuous-flow type) with 4259-15, 4150-25, and *(257-50 air aupply hose. Scott part number 8022jb. supplied-air respirator (type C demand and ccntinuoua-flow type). , S.'ott part number 801546. supplied-air respirator (type C preasureilcuMid type). 1`ir.d Safoty Appliances part numbers ><57165. 84283. 46539. *<57164 . 93928. ..1 94988. supplied-air respirators (type 0" demand close). . Hina Safety Appliances Part nunbera 460862, 460863. 460864. 460865. 4r,1705T*4l>r717. *(61718, and 461719. supplied-air respiratora (type 0 coi*tir.uous-flou class). Hin Safety Appliances part number 457623. eupplied-air respirator (tyi^B). - Mine Safety Appliances part numbers 460903. 460904, 460905. 460906, 461709. 461710. *>61711. and 461712, aupplled-air respiratora (type C continuous-flow claBs). Mine Safety Appliances part numbers 460907. 460908, 460909. 460910. 46)713. 461719, 1(61715 46l7l6. supplied-air respirators (type CE contin- uouu-flow class). American Optical part number R6099. euppiied-oir respirator (type C and CE continuous-flow class). ' American Optical part number 56001. supnlird-oir respirator (Type C continuous- flow class). Approval TC-19C-B9. )iina Snft.ty Appliancea part numbers 457157. 93224, and 93225. suppliedai r- respirators, (Type C demand-class). )lin^ Stifi-ty Appliances part numbers 89104 . 461669. 461699. ond 461700. u .j 1 liu-uir respirators tType C preasuro-demund clasu). Dll.:r. Hike. AND MIST RESPIRATORS ill C'd i any part number 9900. dust reupirotor for protection against dn..t j having i.n air contamination levol not less than 0.05 milligram per >.iii ic c.. t.ur i` air; or dusts having an nir contmaination lovel not less tli.in 2 pillion purtielea per cubic foot ... end asbestos containing dusts* 8006 00S1 PRODUCED BV FORD 3H Company part number 9910. duet respirator for protection against dusts and mists having e tine weighted average exposure limit not lass than 0.05 mg/H3 or 2 million particles per cubio foot and eabestos con taining dusts and mists. Willson part number 1410. reepiraton (1) a reuseable respirator for protection against dusts and mists having a time weighted average not less than 0.0$ mg/M3 or 2 mppcf, and asbestos containing dusts and- mists. (2) a single use respirator for protection against pneumoconiosis and fibrosis producing dusts and miate and asbestos containing dusts and mists. Mine Safety Appliances part number 459440. respirator (with part number 459595 (lO) or 459^93 (lOO; filters) for respiratory protection against dusts and mists having a time weighted average not less than 0.05 mg/lr or 2 mppcf, and aBbestos-containing dusts and mists. Mine Safety Appliances part number 459438. respirator (with part number 459321 filters) for respiratory protection against'duets1 fumes* end mists huving a time weighted average not lees than 0.05 mg/M3 or 2 mppcf, radon daughters attached to the above dusts, dunos, and mists and asbestos-contuining dusts and mists. . Mine Safety Appliances part number 459439. respirator (with part number 459322 filters) for respiratory"protectionagainst dusts, fumes, and mists huving a time weighted average lese than 0.05 mg/M3 and radionuclides. Mi no Safety Appliances part number 96000 or 457344. respirator (with purl number 96042 filters) for respiratory protection against duets and mists huving a time weighted average not less than 0.05 mg/M* or 2 mppof. Willson part number 560. respirator (500-series respirator with R60 filter) for roepiratory protection against dusts and mists having a time weighted average not lees than 0.05 mg/M3 or 2 mppcf, and asbestos-con taining dusts and mists. ' Willson part number 1210. respirator (1200 series respirator with'RIO filters) for respiratory protection against dusts and mists having a time weighted average not less than 0.05 mg/M' or 2 mppcf, and aabeatoa-oon- taining dusts and mists. ' Willson part number 1211, respirator (1200 series reepirator with Rll filters) for respiratory protection against dusts, fumes, and mists having a time weighted average not leee than 2 mppcf, and aebeetoe-eontaining dusts and ciiotB. American Optical part number R503D. respirator (with R30 filtere) for ruupirutory protection against dusts and mists having a time weighted averugo not less than 0.05 mg/M3 or 2 mppcf, end asbestos-containing dusts and mists. An.ricun Optical part number R6030. respirator (with R30 filters) for respiratory protection against dusts and joists having a time weighted uveragu not lees than 0.05 mg/M3 or 2 mppcf, and asbestos-containing .tiiet. and mists, (t. n.vt numbers 662-1 and 662-2. reopirators (with $02-R filter) for respiratory protection against du6ts, fumes, and mists having a time tf..ftlitcd average less than 0.05 mg/M3, end radionuclides. I..... Safety Arrliancee part numbere 60479 and 457117. respirators (with |. . t 0540O filter) for respiratory protection Bgainot.dusta, fumes, ui.i ni.<tu huving a time weighted average lese thun 0.05 mg/M3, and radionuclides. 8006 0052 PRODUCED BY FORD Mine Safety Appliance part number 460185. respirator (with part number 459322 filter) for respiratory protection against dusts, fume* and oists having a tine weighted average less than 0.0$ mg/lP, and radionuolides. Mine Safety Appliances part nuaber 461683. respirator (with part number 457481 filter) for respiratory protection against dusts, and * Diets having a tine weighted average not less then 0.05 ag/M^ or 2 appef. Mine Safety Appliances part nuaber 460357. reopirator (with part number 457481 filter) for respiratory protection against dusts and aiets having a tine weighted average not less than 0.05 og/Mr or 2 appef, Glendale Optical part nuaber GR-500. respirator for protection against jjiLUsoconiosis and fibrosis producing dusts. ' 1.orton part nuaber 75BP80. respirator (with part nuaber 7500-8 filter) f .r` protection against dust, fuse and aist having a tins weighted average Uwt less than 0.05 ng/W and radionuclides. American Optical part numbers R5057 and R6057. air purifying respirator (with part nuaber B57 filter) for respiratory protection against dusts, fumes, and aiets having a tine yeigbted average less than 0.05 ag/ty^, and radionuclides. /.5> rlcnn Opltcal part numbers R5056 and R6056. air-purifying respirators (with purt number R56 filter) for respiratory protection against duets,, iuuoa, and mists having a time weighted average not Iobb than 0.05 ng/Kr, dusts and mists having a time weighted avorage not less than 2 appef, and ' usbostos-containing dusts and aists. American Optical part nuaber R8100. respirator (with part nuaber K100 filter) for respiratory protection against dusts and aiets having a time weighted average not less than 0.05 ag/>r or 2 aapef. Glendale part numbers GR2000 and GR4000. respirator (vigh part nuaber F-20 filter) for respiratory protection against dusts and mists having a time weighted average not less than 0.05 og/" or 2 appef, and asbestoe- contuining dusts and mists. '' PulmosBn part number 1800. respirator (with part nuaber 0264-7 (TC21C-157 filter) for respiratory protuction against dusts and mists having a time weighted average not less than 0.05 g/M3 or appef. American Optical part numbor R209PN, renpirator (with part number R90N (10-210-166) filter) for respiratory protection against dusts and mists having a time weighted average not loss than 0.05 mg/M^or 2 nrnpef. 1M Company purt numbers V-250. V-252. V-23j, and V-254. respirator (with part number V-2031 filter (TC-21C-136A; for respiratory protection ag.ii.bt dusts, funes, and aists having a time weighted average less than 0,05 Cig/M , rodionuclides, and radon daughters attached to the dusts, fuaes, 4.1,J Diets. A*. ricen Optical part numbor R8156, eir-purifying respirator (with R156 (10-5iJ-lo9)~fiIter) for protection agoinst dusts, fumes, and mists having a tio.o weighted average not loss than 0.05 mg/M3 end duets and aists having a tis.u weighted average not less than 2 mropef. Gl.ndelo r.'ivt numbers GR1000 and CR3000, respirators (with F-10A filters l\.r protection against dusts and mists having a time weighted average not Iujj lhau 0.05 ag/M3 or 2 appef. 8006 0053 PRODUCED BY FORD 3H Company part number 8800. disposable respirator for protection against pneumoconiosis and fibrosis producing dufts. Scott Aviation part numbers 604035-00. 6413-2100. and 6411.2100, reupirators (with 64127-00 (TC-21C-177 filters) forrespiretory protection sg&inst dusts and mists having a time weighted average not less than 0. 05 milligram per cubic meter or 2 mppcf, . Scott Aviation part numbers 6411-2050, ft 13-2050. and 604022-50. respirators {with 6O44l2-50 (TC-21C-178) filters) for respiratory protection against dusts, fumes, and mists having a time weighted average less than 0.05 mg/M , radon daughters and radionuclides. E. CHEMICAL CARTRIDGE RESPIRATORS Mine Safety Appliances part number 459433. respirator (with part number 59315 cartridges) for respiratory protection against not more than 1,000 ppm organic vapors,.dusts, and mists having a time weighted average not _ less than 0.05 mg/kr or 2 mppcf, and asbestos-containing dusts and mists, "(for dusts and mists, add part numbers 459595 (10) or 459693 (100) filters and 459027 covers to the qjbove). ' Mine Safety Appliances part number 459434. respirator (with part number 4593 6 cartridges) for respiratory protection against not more than 10 ppm chlorine, 50 ppm sulfur dioxide, or 50 ppm hydrogen chloride, dust* and mists having a time weighted average not loss than 0.05 mg/M3 or mppcf, ui<d asbestos-containing dusts and mists. (For dusts and mists, add part numbers 459595 (10) or 459693 (100) filters and 459027 oovera to the above). ' Mine Safety Appliances part number 439436. respirator (with part number 459318 cartridges) for respiratory protection againBt not more than 300 ppm ammonia or 100 ppm methyl&mine, dusts and mists having a time weighted average not Iqsb than 0.05 mg/W3 or 2 mppcf, and asbestos-containing dusts and mists. (For dusts and mists, add part numbers 459595 (10) or 459693 (100) filters and 459027 covers to the above). Mine Safety Appliances part number 459435. respirator (with .part number 459317 cartridges) for respiratory protection against not more than 1,000 ppm orgonic vapors, 10 ppm chlorine, 50 ppm hydrogen chloride, or 50 ppm sulfur dioxide, dusts and mista having a time weighted average not lees titan 0.05 mg/M3 or 2 mppcf, and asbestos-containing duets and mists. (For dusts and mists, add part numbers 459595 (10) or 459693 (100) filters and 459027 covers to the above. * Willson part number 1221. respirator (1200 aeries respirator with R21 chemical cartridges) for respiratory protection against not more than 1,000 ppm organic vapors. Willson oart number 122110. respirator (1200 soriea respirator, with Jv-l chemical cartridges, RIO filters, and R682 filter retainers) for i*i e,-.iratory protection against not more than 1,000 ppm organic vapors, . and mists having a time weighted average not lesa than 0.05 mg/M3 < r 2 Lj.j.cf 1 ur.d asbestos-containing dusts and mists. Willi,on l.irt number 122113. respirator (1200 aeries respirator with lijl chemical cartridges and R13 filtors) for respiratory protection against i.,.t uoro than 1,000 ppm organic vapors, dusts, fumes, and mists having a tir- weighted average not less than 0.05 mg/M , dusts and mists having a 1:l.c weighted average not lesa than 2 mppcf, and asbestos-containing duete 01.J mists. 8006 0054 ' PRODUCED BY FORD Willson part nunb^y iooii h respirator (1200 aariea raapirator with R21 chemical cartridgea, fei4 filtera, and R683 filter retalnera) for respiratory protection against mists of paints, lacquers and enamels, not sore > 1,000 ppa organic vapors) or any combination thereof. . Willson .part number AGRI-TOX-2. respirator (1200 series respirator with R21 chemical cartridges, R25 filters, and R683 filter retainers) for ` respiratory protection against pesticides. > American Optical part number R5051. respirator (with R51 cartridges) for respiratory protection against not more than 0.10 percent orgenie vapors by volume. American Optical part nuaber R6051. respirator (with R51 cartridges) for respiratory protection against not more then 0.10 peroent organio vapors by volume. American Optical part nuaber R5052. respirator (with R52 cartridges) for respiratory protection against not more than 10 ppa chlorine, $0 ppm hydrogen * 'chloride, and 50 ppo sulfur dioxide. American Optical part number R6052. respirator (with R52 cartridges) for respiratory protection against not more than 10 ppa chlorine, 50 ppm hydrogen chloride, and 50 ppa sulfur didxide. Willson part nuaber 122410. respirator (with R24 cartridges and RIO filters) for respiratory protection against not more than 300 ppa ammonia, 100 ppm aethylaaine, dusts, and mists having a time weighted average not less than 0.05 mg/M* or 2 mppcf, and asbestos-containing dusts and mists. VMah part number 7531. respirator (with 7500-1 cartridges and 7500-10 filters) for respiratory protection against organio vapora and paint, lacquer, and enamel mists. Uillson part number 1225. respirator (with R25 cartridges) for respiratory protection against not more than 1,000 ppa organio vapors, 10 ppa chlorine, 50 ppa hydrogen chloride, or 50 ppa sulfur dioxide. Mine Safety Appliances part nuaber 448649. respirator (with part nuaber 459315 cartirdges and 44w*2 filters) for respiratory protection against organic vapors and paint, lacquer, and enamel mist. American Optical part numbers R5053 and R6053, air purifying respirators (with R53 cartridge) for respiratory protection against not more than 1,000 ppa organic vapors, 10 ppa chlorine, 50 pi hydrogen chloride, or 50 ppa . sulfur dioxide. American Optical part numbers R5055 and R6055 air purifying respirators (with R55 cartridge) for respiratory protection against not more than 1,000 ppm organic vapors by volume and dusts and mists having a time vlthud overage not less than 0.05 mg/M3 or 2 mppcf. liu-racan Optical part number R8151. respirator (with R151 cartridge) for r^.ipirutory protection against not more than one-tenth (0.1) percent organic Vuj.-ra by volume. Ar,,i clean Optical part number RB153. respirator (with R153 cartridge) for r. .piratory protection against not more thun 1,000 ppm organio vapors, 10 Pi.j chlorine, 50 ppm hydrogen chloride, or 50 ppm sulfur dioxide. A*..rrlcan Optical part number R8191P, rospirator (with R191 cartridge) for juratory protection againBt (1) mists of paints, lacquers, and enamels) (i) not more than one-tenth .(0.1) percent organio vapors by volume) (3) ducts and mists having a time weighted average not less than 0.05 mg/W or 2 mppcf) or (4) any combination thereof. S006 0055 . , pR0DUCED BY FQRD American Optical part number RBlSlP. raapirater (with R151 cartridge and K149 filter} for respiratory protection Igainst (l) mists of paints, lacquers, and enamels; (2) not more than one-tenth (0.1) percent organio vupore by volume; (3) .dusts and aitte having a tine weighted average r.ot leaa than 0.05 mg/fa3 or 2 appcf; or (4) any combination thereof. American Optical part number R5051P. respirator (with R51 (TC-23C-1 56/57) cartridge and R49 (TC-23C-94/95) filter) for respiratory protection t-gainst (1) mists of paints, lacquers, and enamels; (2) not more one-tenth (0.1) percent organic vapors by volume; (3).dusts and aists having a time weighted average not less than 0.05 ag^H3 or 2 appcf; or (4) any combination thereof. Auerlcan Optical part number R6051P. respirator (with R51 (TC-23C- 56/57) cartridge and R4o (TC-23C-9V95) filter) for respiratory protection bgainct (1) mists of paints, lacquers, and .enamels; (2) not aore than one-tenth (0.1) percent organio vapors by volume; ' (3), dusts and aists _ huving a time weighted average not less than 0.05 mg/M3 or 2 appcf; or " '(4) any combination thereof. American Optical part number 5091P. respirator (vith R91 (TC-23C- 97/98) cartridge for respiratory protection against (1) aists of paints, lacquers, and enamels; (2) ndt aore than one-tenth (0.1) percent organio vapors by volume; (3) dusts and aists having a time weighted average not less than 0.05 agAP or 2 appcf; or (4) any combination thereof. Auerican Optical part number B6091P. respirator (with R91 (TC-23C-97/98) cartridge for respiratory protection against (1) aiBts of paints, . lacquers, and enamels; (2) not more than one-tenth (0.1) percent organic vupore by volume; (3) dusts and aists having a time weighted average not lc*6s than 0.05 mg/M3 or 2 appcf; or (4) any combination thereof. hilaosan part number C-251. respirator (with 17160 cartridge and C-251-7 filter) for protection against (1) aists of paints, lacquers, and enamels, (2) not more than 1,000 ppa organic vapors, or (3) any combination there of. ' . American Optical part numbers R5054 and R6054. chemical-cartridge respira tors (with R54 cartridges) for protection against not more than 300 ppa tu'iuaonia or 100 ppm methyl amine. Scott Aviation part numbers 604022-13. 6411-2013. and 6413-2013. respira tors for protection against not aore than 1,000 parts per Billion organio vapors by volume. Approval TC-23C-113. Scott Avaltlon part numbers 604032-13. 6411-2112. and 6413-2113. respirators for protection'against not aore than 1,000 ports per million organic vapors by volume, and dusts and aists having a tine voighted average not less than 0.05 milligram per cubic meter or 2 nppcf. Approval TC-23C-114. Srott Aviation part numbers 60402.^-01. 64H-2001, and 6411-2001, respirat. i'a for protection against not more than 10 parts per million chlorine, 5u j irts per million hydrogen chloride, or 50 parts pr million sulfur aio>ido. Approval TC-23C-115. Soatt Avi ,Uon part numbers 60403'*-01. 6413-2101. and 6411-2101. reapirators f.r jvrutoction against not more than 10 parts por million chlorine, 50 parts 1-v.r million hydrogen chloride, or 50 parts per million sulfur dioxide,.and dusts and mints having a time weighted average not less than 0.05 ag/^i3 or I1 t)pcf. S 8006 0056 * PRODUCED BY FORD Scott Aviation part numbers 6411-21H and 6413-22H. respirators (with 604412-13 cartridges and 66176-00 filters) for protection against (l) cists of paints, lacquers, enaoele, (2) not nore than 1,000 parts per Billion organic vapors by volume, or (3) any combination thereof. Approval TC-23C-117. # Norton Part number 7501 and 750IH. for respiratory protection against not more than 1,000 parts per million organio vapors. Norton part number 7511 and 751D<. for respiratory protection against not more than 1,000 parts per million organio vapors and dusts and mists having a time weighted average not less than 0.05 mg/Jr or 2 mppcf, and asbestos-containing dusts and mists. Norton parts number 7531 and 7531M. for respiratpiy proteotion against (1) mists of paints, lacquers, and enamels, (2) not more than 1,000 > - -ppm organic vapors or (3) any combination thereof. Norton part number 7503. and 7503H, for respiratory proteotion against not more than 1,000 ppm organic vapors, 10 ppm chlorine, 50 ppm hydrogen chloride, or 50 ppm sulfur dior^de. Norton part number 7513 and 7513M. for respiratory protection against not more than 1,000 ppm organic vapors, 10 ppm chlorino, 50 ppm sulfur dioxide, 50 ppm hydrogen chloride, dusts and mists having a time weighted average not less than 0.05 mg/}r or 2 mppcf, and asbestos-containing dusts and mi6ts. '' U. S. Sufety - Saf-Tuist Respirator part number 150T26. for proteotion against not more than 1000 ppm organio vapor by volume, 10 ppm chlorine, 50 ppa sulfur dioxide, 50 ppa hydrogen chloride, and dusta and mista having a time weighted average not less than 0.05 mg/Vi3 or 2 mppcf. Cesco part number 95RCB5. respirator for protection against not more than 1,000 ppm organic vapor, 10 ppa ohlorine, 50 ppm sulfur dioxide, 50 ppm hydrogen chloride, and dusts and mists having a time weighted average not less than 0.05 ng/to3 or 2 mppcf. sH pert number 8725. respirator for protection against not more than 1,000 ppm organic vapor 50 ppm hydrogen chloride, 10 ppm chlorine, 50 ppm sulfur dioxide, and dusts and mists having a time weigbtod average not leaa than 0.05 mg/M3 or 2 mppcf. !u)t( S Noito of the above organic vapor respirators should be used in atmospheres (.'jit-iiuing substances or concentrations causing high heut of reaction in the or in atmosphere containing substances with poor warning protertiea. 8006 0057 ' PRODUCED BY FORD