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Power Air Respirator

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Draws in fresh air while protecting outside contaminants.
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Overview

One of the most comfortable power respirators on the market at a great low price! Powered air purifying respirator offers easy breathing by automatically drawing in fresh air while protecting from outside contaminants.

 

Features:
  • Lightweight face piece is made of soft medical class silicone and fits comfortably with easy-adjust headband.
  • Convenient battery pack clips on belt and has high/low adjustment.
  • Comes with dust cartridge and 10 fiber pre-filters (both also sold separately).

What's included

(1) Power Air Respirator

Technical Details

  • Powered by 4 AA batteries (not included).
  • Brand: Rockler
  • Weight (lbs): 1.0500
  • Size: Adjustable
  • Type: General Purpose

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Why did you choose this?
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USE WHEN I CUT GRASS,HOPE IT HELP'S,I'LL LEAVE A REVIEW AFTER USING ,THANKS
john w on May 24, 2017
Always good to be safe. I also have asthma.
Ricardo G on Nov 19, 2016
USE WHEN I CUT GRASS,HOPE IT HELP'S,I'LL LEAVE A REVIEW AFTER USING ,THANKS
john w on May 24, 2017
Needed a respirator for dust when using my track saw. Liked the features. Doesn't seal well around my glasses. Plan to find a foam seal to help.
Martin C on Nov 29, 2016
Always good to be safe. I also have asthma.
Ricardo G on Nov 19, 2016
We are chimney sweeps, most masks are too large
Janie R on Sep 24, 2016
I need one of these and this looked like a good unit.
don c on Sep 8, 2016
I work with exotic hardwoods, and want to be able to breath for a while.
Lawrence K on Sep 5, 2016
I have owned one for years and the head strap is breaking, so I am replacing the old one.
Bruce D on Sep 4, 2016
Works great. Super comfortable and works well with my glasses. Inner filter is still going strong after many months of heavy use.
Jarrod M on Aug 14, 2016
Medical advice. COPD as well.
H E on Jul 18, 2016
Super comfortable and therefore wearable for long periods of woodworking. Safety first!
Sharon J W on Jul 3, 2016
I recently purchased a sprayer for use with varnish and it will be useful for me to avoid fumes.
Jan S on Jun 15, 2016
To protect my lungs and those of my son, who already has damaged lungs.
Charles H on Jun 4, 2016
To aid in better and longer times in dusty home shop. Mask has made a remarkable and comfortable time of my wood working time.
Pastor Bill on May 18, 2016
HAD ONE AND LIKED IT
David A on Mar 22, 2016
light weight and inexpensive
Philip T on Mar 17, 2016
paper masks hot and ineffective
Donald C on Feb 26, 2016
MY FACE MASK GAVE OUT AFTER 30 YEARS AND I TRUST ROCKLER PRODUCTS
A I on Feb 24, 2016
Price and a personal commitment to get more involved into turning.
Robert W on Jan 26, 2016
Very easy to wear for hours and also able to wear glasses while using.
David W on Jan 24, 2016
i am a woodworker my old mask played out, was not a elec. prufier. hoping it will work as other people have indicated. i have been buying for yeaes from rockler and have been satisfied with their products. bob
bob p on Jan 18, 2016
Keep dust out of my lungs so I can still work in my shop and avoid health issues!
William L M on Jan 17, 2016
Have used them before and like them.
Randy R on Jan 15, 2016
experiment with positive pressure dust protection. Reported to be more comfortable.
Richard Sadler, M on Jan 12, 2016
Hoping the forced air will allow better breathing while sanding and sand blasting,
Larry P on Jan 8, 2016
On sale, good reviews, looking for one for a while
ed C on Jan 8, 2016
My wife uses it when she glazes pots
ken C on Dec 17, 2015
my old one fogs up
Chester C on Dec 4, 2015
I purchased this to help with my dust situation in my shop. I wasn't ready to fork out the cash for the full pressurized face shield yet, regular dust masks caused my safety glasses to fog up and without a mask I would start coughing fits. This mask solved all 3 issues. It is probably one of the best purchases I have made in a while.
James H on Nov 30, 2015
Needed a relatively small, moderately priced positive pressure breathing system. Reviews mostly positive.
Harold S on Nov 25, 2015
Health.
Ken S on Nov 4, 2015
Based on reviews and description, sounds like what I need for sanding cedar siding by hand on an entire house. Disposable dust masks are to hot and leak.
Irene F on Sep 1, 2015
YES ARE REPLACEMENTS FOR POWER UNIT AVAILABLE.
ronald p on Aug 15, 2015
need help with wood dust in shop
Peter J K on Jul 29, 2015
I have to use a positive displacement mask because of enphysema
Harold H on Jun 23, 2015
Appears to be a good value if you are in the market for a powered air respirator.
Richard T on Jun 23, 2015
As I get older, I want to be more careful; only power mask I've ever tried.
Albert L on Jun 19, 2015
Because I am retiring soon and I have excellent lung function I want to keep it that way! I have put together a complete wood shop to play in for my latter years!
Kenneth d on Jun 8, 2015
Because it was reccommended to me by a professional woodworker
Carol W on Jun 5, 2015
cost and performance comparing to other products
Damian H on Jun 1, 2015
I need a good air filter system
Clyde D on Jun 1, 2015
Clean lungs are definitely a good investment
Efrain C on Jun 1, 2015
Being diagnosed with Asthma, makes woodworking very difficult. I hope this respirator is just what the doctor ordered!
James L on May 31, 2015
To cut back on dusk ,I breath in my shop
Daniel B on May 29, 2015
This gives me good protection while sanding. Large mask does not go well with safety glasses though.
leon v on May 24, 2015
I wanted a powered respirator and this had OK reviews.
Brad M on May 17, 2015
Needed a respirator for dust when using my track saw. Liked the features. Doesn't seal well around my glasses. Plan to find a foam seal to help.
Martin C on Nov 29, 2016
We are chimney sweeps, most masks are too large
Janie R on Sep 24, 2016
Am I missing something in the description. I don't see an N95 rating or a NIOSH rating. Without it how do we know the filter even works?
Mike S on May 31, 2015
BEST ANSWER: internal there is a a P1 filter,(dust and particle) external there is a white cloth filter. You can see the filter working by the color of dust on the outside.
is there anyway to buy P3 fliters? Is P1 (80%) good enough?
Alex S on Apr 18, 2016
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Jimmy O on Dec 28, 2015
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I do a lot of fine sanding that generates a tremendous amount of powdery dust. We have a Jet air filtration system and I wear a Dust Bee Gone mask but I still feel dust on my lips and in my nostrils. I am a woman with a fairly small face and the Dust Bee Gone mask doesn't come in a small and there are many gaps. Will this power air respirator be small enough to fit my face?
Leslie Y on Apr 27, 2015
BEST ANSWER: I am a 5"2" 130lb woman. The respirator was too long for my face and I had to return it. The top half fit fine, but the bottom extended too far past my face to create a seal. I use the blue Dust Bee Gone mask and have the same problem with some dust getting through.
Any information on using for sandblasting? We use an aluminum oxide media that is extremely nasty stuff.. Bearded guy looking for better protection.
Rick G on Jul 28, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Rick,
The "Power Air Respirator" is great for airborne minute particulates, such as dust or working a wood lathe, I would not recommend it for the blasting medium you are using. Try instead Rockler's "Airshield Pro," a full shield air system that will completely encapsulate your face and beard. Being bearded myself, that's the way to go.
Vito
I have one of these respirators and it quit working. I took it in to an electronics shop and he said that the connection in the unit was no longer working. Can this be repaired?
Bill B on Dec 25, 2015
BEST ANSWER: SHould be able to re-solder the connection. Any half competent elec. Should be able to fix it.
Can this unit be worn with a turners face mask?
Dianne L on Sep 20, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I tried to use this with a full face mask from Home Depot, middle price range, and it would not work. The filter sticks out quite a ways, and you can't pull the mask down. I don't use this when the project requires full face protection. sorry!
Is respirator OSHA approved. ?
Stuart T on Dec 21, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I don't think it is OSHA. It is just a little plastic device suitable for personal but not business use. I'm really glad I had it for one project, but I would not use it for long-term daily business.
Can you wear a full face shield over this?
Leon S on Jan 31, 2017
BEST ANSWER: You could but the shield will come complexly down.
where can I buy a second power pack for a power mask?
ronald p on Jul 17, 2015
BEST ANSWER: Hmm, I'd say try the manufacturer. In the absence of that I would go to eBay for a new power supply with same volts/milia ps. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful
Can this respirator be used for asbestos abatement?
A shopper on Jun 25, 2015
BEST ANSWER: Asbestos is such an insidious, dangerous substance to your lungs (even in small doses. In my opinion, nothing short of professional abatement gear (butyl rubber suit and full respirator) is adequate for protection. However: Can it be used? Yes, it is better than a paper mask but I wouldn't trust my lungs to it.
What is the smallest particle this will filter? The NIOSH-approved P100 filters on some other face masks (for example, the 3M 7500) filter 99.7% of particles 0.3 microns and above, which is where you want to be health-wise.
Dusty on Oct 25, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I found this too bulky to use and returned it. I use the Ellipse 1000 mask available from Highland woodworking.
What kind of thread or connection do the filters use? Is it a standard one?
Don c on Oct 20, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Yes it's the greatest air filter I've ever bought
Are there N100 filters available?
Don c on Oct 20, 2016
BEST ANSWER: They are in the Rockler catalog.

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Could not work for me as...
Could not work for me as the face mask is strictly designed for those who don't wear glasses. I tried it on and it crushed my glasses to my face. I was really encouraged in the beginning by the reviews. Sorry to say, but I will now have to the route to the expensive full face sheild and powered air pack.
November 3, 2009
Worth the money
Overall I'm extremely happy with this product. It's much better then my previous 3M which I never use due to air flow restriction. This product feeds a nice steady flow of cool air inside the mask allowing you many hours to continuous use. I bought this just before I started my built in cabinet and shelve project knowing I'll be cutting a lot of MDF boards for the shelves. I was able to wear this the whole day while doing all my cuts without any issue. As some have mentioned, it is hard to wear glasses over this mask. I've tried 3 different types and none would fit properly. I ended up just resting the glasses over the nose piece and hopes it would stay, it's better then not having anything project my eyes.
September 25, 2014
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
4 years running and I'm very happy. About the glasses issue...
i bought this almost 4 years ago and it is still running fine. The issue with glasses depends on both nose size and the size and shape of the frame. I don't wear my nice glasses in the shop, they just won't hold up. I have a cheaper pair in my prescription for the shop, and made sure it was not large, and had a fairly rectangular shape, just over an inch high. This clears the mask's nose piece nicely. Take the mask to your eye doctor and have the optician find a frame that stays out of the way. My shop glasses don't have any special coatings and is made of safety glass material so I don't have to worry about shattering. Love the mask, but though others might appreciate how to handle the glasses issue.
June 6, 2015
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
I'm pleased with this device
After some background on different types of filters I settled on this one. It's pushing filtered air and positive reviews were supporting concepts driving my choice. I've used the set up for several hours without discomfort of fogging glasses. I'm glad I selected this and would do it again.
December 30, 2014
Works great! The positive airflow from...
Works great! The positive airflow from the fan makes breathing much easier. With disposable paper masks re-breathing the exhaled air made it very difficult for me to catch my breath. I would be panting after a few minutes of wearing a paper mask. Not a problem with the Rocker mask. Also, the Rockler powered mask does not fog my glasses with warm moist exhaled air, as leaks around the paper masks did. The Rockler mask seals much tighter to my face. Plus, the positive pressure & cool air from the fan makes any leaks (if there are any) of no concern.Wish I had bought one sooner.
September 30, 2009
A Very Effective Respirator
This respirator comes in very handy when working at the table saw without a strong and effective dust removal system. It is as comfortable as any device of this sort can be and the internal fan that provides positive air pressure is ingenious and works very well. My only criticism of the unit concerns the battery pack. The battery pack is cumbersome. The cord from the battery pack to the face mask is too short to allow the pack to be placed in my pant pocket and too long for a shirt pocket - because of a dangling cord that could cause an accident. This is the only reason I did not rate this item as a 5-star. Otherwise, it is an excellent item and I would buy it again.
September 7, 2014
Best affordable mask I have found for woodworking
I've had this mask for about 18 months now and really like it. I have tried many mask before and none were satisfactory. I just wish the plastic strap that goes behind your head was made more robust. After a couple months of use is developed a crack and broke. That is why I'm giving it only 3 stars.
December 28, 2013
Power ventilator saves my lungs!
I grind/sand/buff metal objects I have welded. There are metal particles over most surfaces in my worksop. I have used various masks that are fairly effective yet I am still left with particles in my nose and mouth.
Using the power ventilator has been a life saver. I get no particles in my nose/mouth and also get constant fresh air into the mask. There are two seperate speeds for ventilation. The mask is soft and pliable and fits comfortably over my face. There are two seperate straps that are infinately adjustable and the bands are also strechable. The filters for the mask are inexpensive(10 per pack) and last a fairly long time,(amount of contamination will decrease the life of the filter..). Battery life is fairly good. I suspect lithium/alkaline will last much longer. The motor is a bit loud but when I am sanding/grinding I can not hear the motor until I stop working. The power ventilator is a good investment and I feel it is an essential workshop tool!
April 27, 2015
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced
Sorry, but for me this respirator...
Sorry, but for me this respirator was a major disappointment. I have a beard and wear glasses; the beard prevents most passive respirators from working, but this one is a complete fail with my glasses. Even without my glasses it hurts my nose. I'm stuck with a really old one I picked up that has a full face shield--it's falling apart, but at least it doesn't hurt as much.If you have glasses, or a large face, stay away from this. Unfortunately I didn't discover how painful it was until long after the return period passed.
September 22, 2009
Item did not fit my face...
Item did not fit my face right, to small, and I couldn't wear my glasses with it on. So I returned it for a refund. This is the 1st item I've ever returned to Rockler for a refund, their products and service has been excellent before.
August 3, 2008

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