3M 5N11 N95 Particulate Filter (for 6000/7000 Series Respirators)

The 3M 5N11 N95 filter is a genuine thin particulate filter pad that captures at least 95% of fine non-oil particles. It is held in place by a 3M filter retainer (such as the 501 or 5700) on 6000 and 7000 Series respirators, and it can be paired with a gas/vapour cartridge for combined protection.

Product overview

The 5N11 is a low-cost, lightweight N95 filter pad widely used with the 6000/7000 bayonet system. Because it is thin and flexible, it is most often fitted over a gas/vapour cartridge using a retainer, adding dust and mist protection. It is also used on its own with a retainer for particulate-only tasks. Filters are consumable and easy to replace.

Key features and benefits

• N95 filtration: captures at least 95% of fine non-oil particulates.
• Pairs with cartridges: add it over a gas/vapour cartridge with a retainer.
• Lightweight pad: thin and comfortable to wear.
• Economical: a low-cost consumable for everyday dust protection.
• Genuine 3M part: consistent filtration you can rely on.

Main industries and applications

• Painting & coating: overspray particulate with a cartridge.
• Construction & woodworking: general dust.
• Manufacturing: routine particulate control.
• Maintenance: everyday dust protection.

Technical specifications

Why buy from Techmaster Electronics

Techmaster Electronics is an authorised supplier of 3M personal protective equipment in Vietnam. We supply genuine 3M filters and retainers, advise on the right combination for your hazard, and provide dependable after-sales support. Contact Techmaster for a free consultation and a quotation.

Frequently asked questions

What does the 5N11 protect against?

It captures at least 95% of fine non-oil particulates (N95). For gases or vapours, pair it with a 3M cartridge.

How is the 5N11 fitted?

It is held in place by a 3M filter retainer (such as the 501 or 5700), usually over a gas/vapour cartridge on a 6000/7000 respirator.

Which respirators does it fit?

It is used with the 3M 6000 and 7000 Series bayonet respirators.

When should I replace the filter?

Replace it when breathing becomes difficult, when it is damaged or soiled, or per your change-out schedule.