Description
Solventum (Formerly 3M) Health Care N95 1860 Series Particulate Respirator and Surgical Mask
3M Health Care is now Solventum. The same products you know and trust, now under a new brand.
The Solventum (Formerly 3M) Health Care N95 1860 Series Particulate Respirator and Surgical Mask helps provide respiratory protection against certain airborne biological particles. It is disposable and fluid resistant to splash and spatter of blood and other infectious material.
As a disposable particulate respirator, it is intended to help reduce wearer exposure to certain airborne particles, including those generated by electrocautery, laser surgery, and other powered medical instruments. As a surgical mask, it is designed to be fluid-resistant to splash and spatter of blood and other infectious materials. It meets CDC guidelines for Mycobacterium tuberculosis exposure control.
Solventum (Formerly 3M) 1860 Mask Features
- NIOSH approved N95
- Meets CDC guidelines for Mycobacterium tuberculosis exposure control
- FDA cleared for use as a surgical mask
- 99% BFE (Bacterial Filtration Efficiency) according to ASTM F2101
- Fluid resistant according to ASTM F1862
- Respirator contains no components made from natural rubber latex
- Collapse resistant cup shape design
- Braided headbands, cushioning nose foam, and light weight construction for comfortable wear
- Made in the U.S. from globally sourced materials
As a disposable particulate respirator, it is intended to help reduce wearer exposure to certain airborne particles, including those generated by electrocautery, laser surgery, and other powered medical instruments. As a surgical mask, it is designed to be fluid-resistant to splash and spatter of blood and other infectious materials.
This healthcare respirator is designed to help provide respiratory protection for the wearer.
Common Question(s) About Solventum (Formerly 3M) 1860 Masks
Is Medical Monks an Authorized Reseller for Solventum (Formerly 3M) 1860 masks?
Yes. Medical Monks and it’s distributor purchase these masks directly from Solventum (Formerly 3M).
What is the difference between Standard (non-surgical) N95 Respirators and Surgical N95 Respirators?
Standard and surgical N95 respirators are both designed to help reduce the wearer’s exposure to airborne particulate hazards. In addition, surgical N95 respirators are FDA cleared as a medical device and can be used as a fluid barrier to splashes and sprays. Standard and surgical N95 respirators are both NIOSH-approved.
What is the difference in intended use with a Standard (non-surgical) N95 Respirators, Surgical N95 Respirators and Surgical Mask?
N95 Respirators are designed to help reduce the wearer’s exposure to airborne particles.
What can't I use the Solventum (Formerly 3M) 1860 N95 masks for?
DO NOT use in industrial settings
DO NOT use for gases or vapors (i.e. anesthetic gases such as isoflurane or vaporsfrom sterilants such as glutaraldehyde.)
DO NOT use in any manner not indicated in the User Instructions
What is the respiratory protection for surgical applications?
It is the responsibility of the healthcare organization to determine acceptability of any respirator to help protect their personnel and ensure compliance with the respiratory protection program requirements of the U.S. Federal and/or State OSHA. The healthcare organization must also determine which tasks are considered “surgical procedures,” and if respiratory protection is required for these surgical procedures, they would need to use FDA-cleared surgical N95 respirators for those tasks and a parenthetical (or other configurations approved for emergency use).
Product Specifications
- Item Number: 1860 & 1860S
- Fluid Resistance: 120 mmHg
- Size: Standard and Small Sizes fit a broad range of faces
- Color: Teal
- Strap Attachment Type: Braided Comfort Strap
- Respirator Style: Cup
How to Use Solventum (Formerly 3M) N95 1860 Series Particulate Respirator and Surgical Masks
- Cup the respirator in your hand with the nosepiece at fingertips, allowing the head straps to hang freely below hand.
- Position the respirator under your chin with the nosepiece up.
- While holding the respirator in place, pull the top strap over your head so it rests high on the back of your head.
- While continuing to hold the respirator firmly in place, pull the bottom strap over your head and position it around your neck, below your ears. Untwist the straps. Position the respirator low on your nose.
- Using both hands, mold the nosepiece to the shape of your nose by pushing inward while moving your fingertips down both sides of the nosepiece.
- To perform the user seal check, place both hands completely over the respirator, being careful not to disturb the position, and exhale sharply. If air leaks around your nose, adjust the nosepiece as described in step 5. If air leaks at respirator edges, adjust the straps back along the sides of your head.
