Miller ML00894 Lpr-100 Respirator W/Filters, Small/Medium

Works great! The fit is super snug. If you have a larger face this mask is not for you. It's well made and a bit pricey but works

Fits great, very comfortable, works great if you spend a lot of time grinding/grinding paint, arc gouging, etc. like I do. Fits under a sugar scoop just perfect. Seals very well even over a face gaiter. Very lightweight, wont fog your safety glasses, and honestly it’s barely any harder to breath thru than open air. Can hardly even smell it when I burn paint. + I think it looks pretty cool. Save your lungs and get this thing.

As a woodworker I own a lot of different respirator types in what seems like a never-ending search for the elusive combination of effectiveness and comfort. This type is easily the best I have ever used and I could not recommend it more highly! Due to its HEPA filters it takes virtually all particles of concern out of the air, while still allowing very easy breathing. It is also highly comfortable and therefore easy to wear for long periods. It is light weight and comfortable. I must admit that my biggest concern when I ordered it was its small size, as I have a rather prominent nose, but as it turns out that is no problem. Alas, there is still one drawback to this respirator. When I am doing lathe work I wear a full face shield for safety. Because the exhaust on this mask is in the front center it has a tendency to fog the mask. I therefore wear a different respirator when turning wood, but switch back to this one for sanding. It is great!

I read the reviews and I was hoping to find something that was more compact than my 3M 6000. It is true that is is more compact and the fit is nice and tight, however, the upper strap on the 3M is much more convenient to use. Also, the filters on 3M is readily available and easier to detach and install. I am a sculptor, and use this respirator when I grind metal, sand wood and shape stones. Overall the following is my impression on this respirator: What I like about it: 1. Nice and snug 2. Very useful for wood, stone and metal work 3. Compact and less obtrusive 4. I can wear my glasses comfortably What I don't like about it: 1. Upper strap is not as convenient as 3M (either I have to take it off completely or leave it one on the face; hanging down the chin is uncomfortable) 2. Filters cost more than the 3M 3. I cannot put on my welding helmet while this respirator on

Miller Electric Half Mask Respirator Review The half mask respirator, from MIller Electric, is a fine product to use during welding, or any circumstance that may expose you to harsh chemicals or irritants. I am a welder, and I have been using this mask in conjunction with a welding mask and safety glasses. The fit is good, but my face is more slender than most. This product does have an adjustable strap so it should fit varying face sizes but one should be mindful when purchasing this product as it will be uncomfortable for anyone with a larger than average face. The quality of this mask is fairly robust as the synthetic rubber forms a good seal around the mouth and nose. The filters are also of high quality and should only need to be replaced once every two months or so with moderate usage, (30 minutes to an hour of continuous welding, 3 days out of the week). Due to the tight seal formed around the mouth and nose, air from your nose and mouth will not rise and fog up your safety glasses. As a welder this is extremely important during welding as monitoring the arc and bead flow is essential for creating a good weld. I’ve purchased many disposable respirators in hopes of holding back some irritants but in my experience they degrade during use, which is rather troublesome. This mask has completely eliminated that problem and I have been comfortably using it for over a year now. If you want to save your money, time and preserve your health; I recommend buying this mask

This respirator performs very well in a daily welding environment with low ventilation. As a welding student, I use this respirator on a regular basis and can attest that Miller Electric did and excellent job in its construction. It is solidly built, fits well under my Lincoln Electric welding mask, does not give the suffocating feeling that many respirators are known for, and can quickly be taken on and off. The only downside is that the filter cartridges must be changed about once a month when frequently performing SMAW and FCAW welding. Never the less, I would recommend this product to those who weld on a regular basis, or every once in a while. If you want to keep welding fumes away from your lungs, this is the mask for you.

I finally gave up on the cheap disposable masks and wanted to try something a little nicer. After reading reviews and looking around, I settled on this one. At first I was concerned about size (SM/MD vs MD/LG) and went with the SM/MD, which worked perfectly for both my wife and me. She spent a day using it while doing demo on tile and drywall, and says it worked well for her. I just spent a day in my wood shop, sanding, sawing, planing, and emptying my dust collector. It worked very well for me. Neither of us has problems with our safety glasses fogging up and it's much easier to breath with than the disposable ones, even those with a valve thingy on the front. We ordered a second one, so we each could be using one.

This mask is light weight. low profile, comfortable, and performs very well. Where it looses 2 stars for me is that the position of the valve is a major design flaw. Nearly every time I wear the mask for more than 30-45 min a lot of condensation from my breath builds up around the front-facing (work-facing) valve and whenever I exhale my work piece is sprayed with a few little droplets of water. It hasn't caused any issues when doing rough work but, as I get closer to finishing a work piece, the mask becomes practically unusable.

La máscara es bastante cómoda, perfecta de tamaño.