TB 43-0134
Table 3-1. National Stock Numbers for Respirators
Type/
Manufacturer
Small
Medium
Large
Wilson Premier 6000
4240-268-6636
4240-01-269-6637
1
1
3M Easi-Air
MSA Comfo II
4240-01-248-8066
Full Facepiece:
2
Wilson Premier 6000
2
3M Easi-Air
MSA Ultra-Twin
Cartridges,
Organic Vapor/Acid
Gas/HEPA:
3
Wilson Premier 6000
4240-11-272-4759
4
5
3M Easi-Air
4240-01-240-4661 (filter)
5
4240-01-246-5411 (filter)
6
4240-01-235-0823 (retainer)
3
MSA
4240-01-266-1077
Notes:
1.
Mask provided in small/medium and medium/large sizes.
2.
Mask provided in one size.
3.
Cartridges available in 6/unit pack.
4.
Must order all three items.
5.
Cartridges available in 10/unit pack.
6.
Retainers available in 20/unit pack.
as it will trap caustic under the skin,
3-3.
Ancillary Equipment
preventing it from coming out. Flush with
a.
Flashlight. An explosion proof flashlight such as
copious amounts of cool water.
NSN 623(0-0299-3035 or equivalent is required. SOS: GSA.
a.
Skin. If battery contents or electrolyte are
b.
Emergency Shower and Eye Wash.
All
spilled and come in contact with the skin, IIIMEDIATELY flush
emergency eyewashes/showers must meet the requirements
the affected area for at least 15 minutes with clean WATER
of ANSI Z358. 1. An approved emergency shower and eye
and seek medical attention promptly.
wash station must be available, where recommended.
b.
Eyes. If battery contents or electrolyte come in
Emergency eyewashes/showers are required to be flushed
contact with the eyes, IMMEDIATELY flush the affected area
weekly for three (3) minutes. In addition, a source of FRESH
for at least 15 minutes with clean WATER and have someone
water should be close at hand before attempting any service to
else summon medical attention for you. Personnel must be
vented Lead-Acid or vented Nickel-Cadmium batteries. Obtain
trained in how to assist individuals in the vital first flushing of
through local procurement
the eyes, in the event of eye contact. Such assistance is
necessary for effective irrigation, as the eyelids go into spasm
3-4.
First Aid
and remain shut, making it difficult for a person to flush the
WARNING
eyes without assistance.
DO NOT try to neutralize caustic electrolyte
with vinegar or any other acidic solutions.
Neutralization will do more harm than good,
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