Select the Right Mask for the Task

NIOSH Approved N95 Respirator

High Fluid Resistance: 160mmHg

Filtration Efficiency:

PFE: ≥ 95% @ 0.3 micron

Edges provide tight facial seal

 Crosstex Isolator Plus® Mask

Crosstex Isolator Plus® Mask

ASTM High Performance Classification

High Fluid Resistance: 160mmHg

Filtration Efficiency:

PFE: > 98% @ 0.1 micron

BFE: ≥ 98%

Breathability-Delta P: < 5.0 H20/cm2

Flammability: Class 1

 Crosstex Ultra Masks

      Crosstex Ultra Masks

ASTM Moderate Performance Classification

Moderate Fluid Resistance: 120mmHg

Filtration Efficiency:

PFE: > 98% @ 0.1 micron

BFE: ≥ 98%

Breathability-Delta P: < 5.0 H20/cm2

Flammability: Class 1

 Crosstex Procedural Masks

 Crosstex Procedural Masks

ASTM Low (Primary) Performance Classification

Primary Fluid Resistance: 80mmHg

Filtration Efficiency:

PFE: Not required

BFE: ≥ 95%

Breathability-Delta P: < 4.0 H20/cm2

Flammability: Class 1

 Crosstex Isofluid® Masks

   Crosstex Isofluid® Masks

Surgical Molded Utility Mask

Physical barrier only
No ASTM barrier classification**

Filtration Efficiency: N/A

**Unless mask manufacturer certifies that the mask meets

ASTM performance classifications.

 Crosstex Molded mask

      Crosstex Molded mask

Utility Mask (Tissue/Tissue)

Physical barrier only

No ASTM barrier classification

Filtration Efficiency: N/A

 Crosstex Isolite® Mask

     Crosstex Isolite® Mask

Full Length Face Shield

  • Prolonged protection
  • Fog free inside and out
  • Protects mask and face from direct spatter
  • Vented for increased airflow
  • Foam headband relieves pressure on temples
 Crosstex Isolite® Mask
*Follow CDC Guidelines: Do not treat active TB patients except in approved facilities, meeting all health department, CDC and OSHA standards, in the context of a complete respiratory protection program. CAUTION: Outside of masks and face shields are likely to become contaminated during use. Wash hands after touching any contaminated surfaces. Do not touch outside of mask with wet or contaminated gloves or hands. Such contamination may compromise mask barrier asepsis by encouraging migration or “wicking” of microbes through the mask.