3M™ 1744 / 1744C Particulate Filter
The 3M™ 1744 and 1744C are economical particulate filter pads for 3M half- and full-face respirators. The 1744C version adds an activated-carbon layer that reduces nuisance organic-vapour and ozone odours alongside particulate filtration.
Product overview
These filter pads fit 3M respirators that use the 5000-series retainer system (such as the 501 retainer). The 1744 captures fine dusts and mists, while the 1744C adds a carbon layer for nuisance odour relief, making the pair versatile for many light-to-medium dust tasks.
Key features and benefits
- Particulate filtration: captures fine dusts and mists (P2 class).
- 1744C carbon layer: reduces nuisance organic-vapour and ozone odours below the exposure limit.
- Economical: low-cost pads that are easy to replace.
- Retainer system: used with the 3M 501 retainer on compatible respirators.
Typical applications
The 1744 / 1744C suit sanding, sweeping, light grinding, woodworking and general dusty tasks; the 1744C is preferred where mild solvent or ozone odours are also present.
Technical specifications
| Model | 3M™ 1744 / 1744C |
|---|---|
| Type | Particulate filter pad (1744C with carbon for nuisance odour relief) |
| Rating | P2 particulate |
| Used with | 3M 501 retainer on compatible respirators |
Why buy from Techmaster Electronics
Techmaster Electronics is an authorised supplier of 3M personal protective equipment in Vietnam. We provide genuine filters and retainers, advice on respirator pairing, and responsive after-sales support nationwide.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the 1744 and 1744C?
The 1744C adds an activated-carbon layer for nuisance organic-vapour and ozone odour relief; the 1744 is the standard particulate pad.
How are these filter pads attached?
They are held in place with a 3M 501 retainer on compatible half- and full-face respirators.
When should I replace them?
Replace the pads when breathing becomes more difficult, or when they are soiled or damaged.


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