3M 7093 P100 Particulate Filter (for 6000/7000 Series Respirators)

The 3M 7093 P100 filter is a genuine high-efficiency particulate filter that captures at least 99.97% of airborne particles. It clips onto 3M 6000 and 7000 Series reusable respirators using the bayonet connection, giving top-tier protection against fine dusts, mists, fumes and other particulates.

Product overview

The 7093 is a hard-shell P100 filter, the highest particulate rating. Because the casing is rigid, it resists crushing and is well suited to demanding environments. The bayonet fit attaches directly to the facepiece, and the filter is replaced when breathing becomes difficult or on your change-out schedule.

Key features and benefits

• P100 efficiency: captures at least 99.97% of airborne particulates.
• Hard-shell casing: resists crushing in demanding environments.
• Bayonet fit: attaches directly to 3M 6000 and 7000 Series respirators.
• Broad protection: fine dusts, mists, fumes and metal particulates.
• Genuine 3M part: consistent, reliable filtration.

Main industries and applications

• Welding & metalworking: fine metal fume and dust.
• Pharmaceutical & chemical: high-hazard fine particulates.
• Construction & demolition: hazardous dusts such as silica.
• Maintenance: demanding particulate 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, advise on the right filter class for your hazard, and provide dependable after-sales support. Contact Techmaster for a free consultation and a quotation.

Frequently asked questions

What does P100 mean?

P100 is the highest particulate-filter rating, capturing at least 99.97% of airborne particles, including oil-based aerosols.

What does the 7093 protect against?

It protects against fine dusts, mists, fumes and metal particulates. It does not on its own protect against gases or vapours.

Which respirators does it fit?

It fits 3M 6000 and 7000 Series reusable respirators via the bayonet connection.

When should I replace the filter?

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