PRO2000 FILTERS

FOR RESPIRATORY PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

SCOTT PRO2000
FILTERS
The Scott Pro2000 canister filter range offers a wide choice of filters for specific respiratory
challenges, providing high quality and cost efficient protection. Highest specification filter media and
materials ensure durability and reliability in the most demanding applications.

Combining low weight and low breathing resistance, Scott

Pro2000 filters are manufactured using superior performance
media, giving extended adsorption capacity for gas and
combined filters and unrivalled efficiency for the particle element.
Pro2000 filters are fully EN approved to the latest standards,
marked ‘R’ for re-usable (EN 143:2000/ A1:2006), CE certified,
and connect via a 40 mm EN148-1 thread. CE approvals: EN143,
EN14387. CE0121.
pro2000 filters
- Particle filters trap solid and liquid particles, e.g. dusts, smoke,
welding fumes, mists, micro-organisms and radioactive particles
- Gas filters protect against hazardous gases and vapours
- Combined filters protect against both gaseous and particulate
contaminants

Particle filters
- Scott particle filters use only microfibre ‘paper’ media and do not use
any electrostatic filtering method. They are marked ‘R’ for “reusable”
(EN 143/A1:2006)
- PF10 P3 features a high capacity filter element; it removes even the
smallest particles with efficiency better than 99,99 %
- The filter element is extremely water-repellent (hydrophobic)

Gas filters
- Use the highest grade active carbon materials, additionally treated for
best performance
- With a safe margin to EN requirements, Pro2000 gas filters perform
effectively using only 220–320 ml of carbon
- Less carbon provides low weight and less resistance – real benefits
for the user

combined filters
- Combined filters remove hazardous gases and vapours as well as
solid and liquid particles
- The particle filter removes aerosol-based particles such as paint
droplets. When spraying liquid substances (e.g. spray-painting) a
combined filter should be used.

how to select a filter

- Will the atmosphere contain sufficient oxygen throughout the period
of exposure?
- Which hazardous substances are likely to be present? What are their
physical and chemical properties?
- Which forms do the airborne contaminants take – dust, fibre, mist,
fume, microorganism, gas, vapour, radioactive particulates or gases?
- What health effects can these substances have on the body? Special
attention is needed if there are several substances that may interact,
either by reacting chemically, or by having synergistic adverse health
effects.
- What are the concentrations in the atmosphere?
- What are the relevant occupational exposure limit values or the safe
exposure levels?

A filtering device should have the correct type of filter matched to the
substance(s) from which the wearer needs protection. The maximum mass
of filter designated to be connected to a half mask is 300g and to a full
face mask 500g. Filters are colour coded, marked with type and class, as
well as labelled with the shelf life as factory sealed. The filter label includes
the “CE” mark and EN standard number(s), and markings relevant to
particular types; if for a powered respirator, the device class.
 particulate contaminants

Particle filter classification and efficiency EN 143

Max permitted penetration
Protection
Class Efficiency Paraffin oil
NaCl (solid, dusts) factor 1)
(liquid, aerosols)
Low efficiency
With a half mask 4.
P1 (against coarse and minor solid 20 % 20 %
With a full face mask 4.
particles)
Medium efficiency (against
With a half mask 10.
P2 solid and liquid 6% 6%
With a full face mask 10. particle forms
hazardous particles)
High efficiency
(against solid and liquid With a half mask 20. Dusts are airborne solid
P3 0.05 % 0.05 %
toxic particles, and radioactive With a full face mask 40. particles, which are generated
particles and microorganisms) during the processing
1) BS 4275 of organic and inorganic
substances. Solid particles
Particle filter operation life
can be mineral, metal, coal,
• The filter does not wear out but gets clogged with particles and/or moisture. A
wood or crop dusts, as well as
particle filter must be replaced when breathing resistance has increased.
• When used against radioactive substances and micro-organisms a particle filter is various fibres.
recommended for single use only.
• Scott particle filters use only microfibre ‘paper’ media and do not use any electrostatic Fumes, evaporating metal
filtering methods. Pro2000 filters are fully EN approved to the latest standards, marked creates fumes during cooling.
‘R’ for re-usable and CE marked. Shelf life for Scott particle filters is 10 years.
Smoke consists of small
The risk caused by particles depends on: coal and soot particles and
• The physical, biological and chemical properties of the contaminant potentially other partly
• Particle size and form
incinerated materials. It can
• Concentration in the ambient air and exposure time
include both liquid droplets
• Work pace; the more rapid respiration, the more particles are inhaled
and solid particles.

Physiological effects of particulates on the human body
Inert dusts
Mineral dusts, e.g. silica dust,
quartz
Metal fumes and dusts, e.g. lead,
chromium, cadmium, mercury,
poisonous particles
Manufactured fibres, e.g.
asbestos and other fibres
Airborne radioactive substances
Micro-organisms, e.g. bacteria
and viruses
Mists are airborne droplets
Minor effects of concentration: e.g. <5 mg/m3 slight which are created when a fluid
irritation, > 30 mg/m3 high irritation. disperses in air in the form of
Detrimental, hazardous effects; changes in lung small particles.
tissues, cancer
Micro-organisms, e.g.
Pneumoconiosis, bronchitis, asthma, inflammation, bacteria and viruses.
cancer.
Radioactive particles are
generated from radioactive
Pulmonary fibrosis, mesothelioma, cancer.
material.
Can cause severe damages, e.g. cancer.
Biological agents can cause diseases, e.g. farmer’s
lung.

How far the particles break through depends on the particle size –
the smaller the size the more detrimental they are
Particle size Respiratory tract
> 10 μm Trachea
> 5 … 10 μm Bronchial tube
< 5 μm Lungs, pleura
< 1 μm Alveoli
< 0.1 μm Bloodstream
1 μm = 0.001 mm
 gaseous contaminants
gas filter classification

Capacity
Max concentration of the test gas.
Max concentration of the test gas.
EN 12941 and 12942.
Class Capacity EN 14387.
Powered and power assisted
Negative pressure respirators
respirators
1.000 ppm 500 ppm
1 Low capacity
(0.1 %) (0.05 %)
5.000 ppm 1.000 ppm
2 Medium capacity
the service life of a gas (0.5 %) (0.1 %)
filter depends on 3 High capacity
10.000 ppm 5.000 ppm
(1 %)*) (0.5 %)
- Concentration and characteristics of *) NOTE! The test gas concentration with A-filter in class 3. is 0.8 vol.-% (EN 14387).
the workplace contaminant
- Filter capacity, e.g. filter class, Gas Filter Capacity EN 14387
compare workplace
concentrations to test values Minimum allowed breakthrough time for the test gas.
- Breathing volume and work rate Filter type Test gas Class / test gas concentration
- Humidity of the air 1. Class 2. Class 3. Class
- Temperature of the atmosphere A Cyclohexane C6H12 70 min 35 min 65 min
Chlorine Cl2 20 min 20 min 30 min
Gases and vapours have various B Hydrogen sulphide H2S 40 min 40 min 60 min
effects on health: Hydrogen cyanide HCN 25 min 25 min 35 min
E Sulphur dioxide SO2 20 min 20 min 30 min
- They can irritate the membranes of
K Ammonia NH3 50 min 40 min 60 min
respiratory organs, the eyes and skin
- They can reach the lungs and
cause damage there Special Filters
- They can be absorbed in the blood Minimum allowed Test gas
and cause temporary or permanent Filter type Test gas
breakthrough time concentration
damage to various parts of the body
Dimethyl ether
- They can cause irrepairable 50 min 0.05 vol.-%
AX CH3OCH3
damage to the nervous system 50 min 0.25 vol.-%
Isobutane C4H10
- The most hazardous gases can
Hg-P3 Mercury, vapour Hg 100 hours 1.6 ml/mg
intoxicate or suffocate, and even
destroy individual bodily organs
Gas filter capacity with powered air respirators EN 12941 & EN 12942
- They can be lethal
Minimum allowed breakthrough time for the test gas.
Filter type Test gas Class / test gas concentration
Effects of gaseous substances
depend on: 1. Class 2. Class 3. Class
A Cyclohexane C6H12 70 min 70 min 35 min
- The characteristics of the gas or
Chlorine Cl2 20 min 20 min 30 min
vapour; e.g. toxicity
B Hydrogen sulphide H2S 40 min 40 min 40 min
- The concentration of the 35 min
Hydrogen cyanide HCN 25 min 25 min
contaminant in the air
E Sulphur dioxide SO2 20 min 20 min 20 min
- Duration of exposure to the
contaminant K Ammonia NH3 50 min 50min 40min
- The chemical compound or
mixture of substances making up
the contaminant
- The ability to react chemically
with organic tissue as well as the
propensity to be absorbed in the combined filters
blood
- Personal characteristics, e.g. rate of Combined filters remove hazardous gases and vapours as well as solid and
respiration, blood circulation and liquid particles. The particle filter removes aerosol-based particles such as paint
sensitivity droplets. When spraying liquid substances (e.g. spray-painting) a combined
filter must be used.
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Pro2000 Filters

Colour
Storage particle filters
Code Filter Type Application Weight Time,
Code
years
Particle Filter
5052670 PF10 P3 PSL R Solid and liquid particles of toxic agents, radioactive substances 96 10
and microorganisms, e.g. bacteria and viruses.
PF10 P3
5052680 PFR10 P3 R Solid and liquid particles of toxic agents, radioactive substances 96 10
and microorganisms, e.g. bacteria and viruses.
gas filters
Gas Filter
5042870 GF 22 A2 Organic gases and vapours, e.g. solvents with a boiling point 195 5
above 65ºC.

5042871 GF 22 B2 Inorganic gases and vapours, e.g. chlorine, hydrogen sulphide 198 5
and hydrogen cyanide.
gf22 a2 GF22 B2 GF32 E2
5542972 GF 32 E2 Acid gases and vapours e.g. sulphur dioxide. 306 5

5042873 GF 22 K2 Ammonia and organic ammonia derivates. 257 5

5542874 GF 22 A2B2 Organic and inorganic gases and vapours. 198 5

5042979 GF 32 Organic, inorganic and acid gases and vapours as well as 322 5
A2B2E2K2 ammonia.
GF22 K2 GF22 A2B2 GF32
5042970 GF 32 AX Gases and vapours from organic compounds with a boiling 268 5 A2B2E2K2
point below 65ºC.

Combined Filter
5042670 CF22 A2-P3 Organic gases and vapours, e.g. solvents with a boiling point 241 5
5543070 PSL R above 65ºC, solid and liquid particles, radioactive and toxic 342
CF32 A2-P3 R particles and micro-organisms. GF32 AX

5042671 CF22 B2-P3 Inorganic gases and vapours, e.g. chlorine, hydrogen sulphide, 268 5
PSL R hydrogen yanide, fluorine, cyanogen chloride, phosgene and COMBINED FILTERS
solid and liquid particles, radioactive and toxic particles and
micro-organisms.

5043072 CF 32 E2-P3 R Acid gases and vapours e.g. sulphur dioxide, hydrogen fl uoride, 385 5
formic acid, nitric dioxide, solid and liquid particles, radioactive
and toxic particles and micro-organisms.

5042673 CF 22 K2-P3 R Ammonia and organic ammonia derivates, solid and liquid 312 5 CF22 A2-P3 CF22 B2-P3 cF32 E2-p3
particles, radioactive and toxic particles and micro-organisms.

5542674 CF22 Organic and inorganic gases and vapours, solid and liquid 268 5
A2B2-P3/ particles, radioactive and toxic particles and micro-organisms
PSL R

5042678 CF22 Organic, inorganic and acid gases and vapours, solid and 268 5
A2B2E1-P3/ liquid particles, radioactive and toxic particles and plus micro- CF22 K2-P3 CF22 A2B2-P3 CF22 A2B2E1-P3
PSL R organisms.

5042778 CF22 Organic and acid gases and vapours, mercury and mercury 270 5
A1E1Hg-P3 compounds, solid and liquid hazardous particles, e.g.
PSL R radioactive and toxic substances and micro-organisms.

5042799 CF32 Organic, inorganic and acid gases and vapours as well as 387 5 *)
5543699 A2B2E2K2-P3 ammonia and organic ammonia derivatives, solid and liquid 387 5
PSL R hazardous particles, e.g. radioactive and toxic substances and CF32 A2B2E2K2 CFR32 CF32 AX-P3
P3 A2B2E2K2 P3
CFR32 micro-organisms.
A2B2E2K2-
P3R

5042770 CF32 AX-P3 R Gases and vapours from organic compounds with a boiling 350 5
point below 65°C, solid and liquid hazardous particles, e.g.
radioactive and toxic substances and micro-organisms.
CF 32 Reactor- CF 22 A1E1Hg-P3 CF 32 A2B2E2K2-
5542777 CF32 Reactor- Mercury and mercury compounds, radioactive iodine and 331 5 Hg-P3 Hg-P3
5043679 Hg-P3 R its organic compounds like methyl iodide, solid and liquid 331 5
CFR32 hazardous particles, e.g. radioactive and toxic substances and
Reactor micro-organisms.
-Hg-P3 R

5542798 CF 32 Organic, inorganic and acid gases and vapours as well as 371 5
AB2E2K2Hg- ammonia and organic ammonia derivates, mercury and mercury
P3 compounds, solid and liquid particles, radioactive and toxic
particles and micro-organisms.

Key: R = Reusable for the particle filter element

PFR and CFR = Reduced opening
PSL = Approved with selected Scott powered air respirators

*) In aluminium foil package 10 y.

 filter selection guide
Explanations: Breathing apparatus = cannot be filtered or high risk: use SCBA or airline, to
be specified at the workplace. Isocyanates: please note the document “Scott filters for use
against Isocyanates”, available from Scott Customer Services.

Note!
This filter selection guide is applicable only to Scott Safety filters (marked Scott or Protector) and does not offer guidance for other manufacturer’s filters. This guide includes Scott’s basic application data
of filter types, and does not cover all potential airborne contaminants. While we are glad to provide guidance, responsibility for correct filter selection remains with the health and safety professionals in the
workplace. Before choosing a filter a risk assessment must be completed. Hazardous substances in the workplace air must be identified and measured. Airborne contaminant levels must be compared with the
relevant occupational exposure limit values or the safe exposure levels (see national guidance). The required protection factor, the RPE to be used and the filter type should be specified with consideration to the
properties of the hazardous substances and needs of the wearer, the work and the workplace conditions. A filtering device may be used only if the oxygen content of the air is >17 vol.-% and <23 vol.-%, and not
if the airborne contaminants are unknown or if the composition of the atmosphere is likely to change disadvantageously. The recommended minimum oxygen level is 19.5%. In case of doubt, insulating respirators
which function independently from the ambient atmosphere (e.g. SCBA or Airline) must be used. Gas filters do not protect against particles. Likewise, particle filters do not provide protection against gases or
vapours. In case of doubt, use combined filters.

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Substance Substance Substance Substance Substance
Filter Filter Filter Filter Filter
A Argon Use p-tert Butyltoluene A Chromium, sol. chromic, P3 2,2-Dichloropropionic A
Abate P3 air-line or C chromous salts (as Cr) acid
Acetaldehyde AX SCBA Cadmium, dust & salts P3 Clopidol (CoydenR®) P3 Dichlorvos (DDVP) A-P3
Acetic acid B Arsenic & soluble com- P3 (as Cd) Coal tar A-P3 Dicrotophos (Bidrin®) A-P3
pounds (as As) Cadmium oxide fume P3 Cobalt metal, dust and P3 Dicyclopentadiene A-P3
Acetic anhydride B
Arsenic acid soluble P3 (as Cd) fume (as Co) Dicyclopentadienyl iron P3
Acetone AX
compounds (as As) Calcium cyanide B-P3 Copper fume P3
Acetonitrile A Dieldrin A-P3
Arsine B Calcium hydroxide P3 - Dusts & mists (as Cu) P3
Acetyl bromide A Diethylamine AX
Asbestos P3 Calcium oxide P3 Copper cyanide B-P3
Acetyl chloride B or AX 2-Diethylaminoethanol A, K
Asphalt (petroleum A-P3 Camphor, synthetic A-P3 Cotton dust, raw P3
Acetyl hydroperoxide B-P3 Diethylene triamine K, A
fumes)
(Peracetic acid) Caprolactam Crag® herbicide P3 Diethyl ether, see Ethyl AX
Atrazine P3
Acetylperoxide B-P3 or - Dust P3 Cresol A-P3 ether
Azinphos-methyl A-P3
AX-P3 - Vapor A-P3 Crotonaldehyde A Diethyl phthalate A-P3
Azocarbonamide P3
Acetylene Use Captafol (Difolatan®) P3 Crufomate P3 Difluorodibromometh- AX
air-line or B Captan P3 Cumene A ane
SCBA Barium, soluble com- P3 Cyanamide B-P3 Diglycidyl ether (DGE) A
Carbaryl (Sevin®) P3
Acetylene tetrabromide A pounds o-Dihydroxybenzene P3
Carbofuran (Furadan®) P3 Cyanides as CN B-P3
Acetylsalicylic acid P3 Barium dioxide P3 Diisobutyl ketone A
Carbon black P3 Cyanogen B
Acrolein AX Barium carbonate, P3 Diisopropylamine A, K
Carbon dioxide Use Cyanogen bromide B2-P3
barium sulphide, barium
Acrylaldehyde A air-line or Cyanogen chloride (CK) B Dimethoxymethane, see AX
chloride, barium chlo-
Acrylamide A-P3 SCBA Cyclohexane A Methylal
rate, barium nitrate
Acrylic acid A, E Carbon disulfide B-P3 or Cyclohexanol A Dimethyl acetamide A
Baygon (propoxur) A-P3
Acrylonitrile A AX-P3 Cyclohexanone A Dimethylamine K2
Baytex, see Fenthion A-P3
Aldrin A-P3 Carbon monoxide Use Cyclohexene A Dimethylaminobenzene, A
Benomyl A-P3
Alkali metals P3 air-line or see Xylidine
Benzaldehyde A Cyclohexylamine A, K
SCBA Dimethylaniline (N,N- A-P3
Bentzene A Cyclotrimethylenenit- P3
Carbon tetrabromide A Dimethylaniline)
Allyl alcohol A ramine
Benzidine A-P3 Carbon tetrachloride A Dimethylbenzene, see A
Allyl amine K, AX 1,3 Cyclopentadiene AX
p-Benzoquinone (see A-P3 Carbonyl chloride B2-P3 Xylene
Allyl bromine A Quinone) Cyclopropane Use
(phosgene) Dimethylcarbamyl B-P3
Allyl chlorine formate A air-line or
Benzotrifluoride- A2B2-P3 Carbonyl fluoride B chloride
SCBA
Allyl chloride AX isocyanate Dimethyl ether AX
Catechol (Pyrocat- A-P3 D
Allyl glycidyl ether A Benzoyl peroxide A-P3 echol) Dimethylformamide A
(AGE) Benzo(a)pyrene P3 2,4-D (2,4-Dichloro- P3,
Cellulose (Paper fibre) P3 phenoxy acetic acid) 1,1 Dimethylhydrazine K, AX
Allyl isocyanate See fact Benzyl chloride B-P3 Cesium hydroxide P3 Dimethylphthalate A-P3
sheet for pesticide
Beryllium P3 Chlorinated camphene Use Dimethyl sulphate A-P3
isocy- DDT (Dichlorodiphenyl- P3
Biphenyl A-P3 air-line or trichloroethane) Dinitrobenzene (all B-P3
anates
Bismuth telluride P3 SCBA DDVP, see Dichlorvos A-P3 isomers)
Allyl propyl disulfide B
Bismuth telluride, Se- P3 Chlorine B Decaborane B-P3 Dinitro-o-cresol B-P3
Aluminium, alkyls A-P3 doped Chlorine dioxide B Demeton® Use 3,5-Dinitro-o-toluamide B-P3
Aluminium carbide Use Borates, tetra, sodium Chlorine trifluoride B2 air-line or (Zoalene®)
air-line or salts
SCBA Chloroacetaldehyde A SCBA Dinitrotoluene B-P3
- Anhydrous P3 a-Chloroacetophenone A-P3 Diacetone alcohol A p-Dioxane and 1,4-Di- A
Aluminium chloride P3
- Decahydrate P3 Chloroacetyl chloride A-P3 (4-hydroxy-4-methyl- oxane
Aluminium fluoride P3
- Pentahydrate P3 Chlorobenzene (Mono- A 2-pentanone) Dioxathion (Delnav®) P3
Aluminium metal and P3
Boron oxide P3 chlorobenzene) 1,2-Diaminoethane, see K Diphenylamine P3
oxide
Boron fluoride-acetic B2-P3 o-Chlorobenzylidene A-P3 Ethylene diamine Diphenylmethane See fact
Aluminium pyro P3
acid compound malononitrile (CS) Diazinon A-P3 diisocyanate (MDI) sheet for
powders
Boron tribromide B-P3 2-Chloro-1, 3-butadiene AX Diazomethane B isocy-
Aluminium welding P3
Boron trifluoride B-P3 Chlorodifluorbro- AX Diborane B2 anates
fumes
Bromacil A-P3 momethane 1,2-Dibromoethane, see A Dipropylene glycol A
Aluminium, soluble salts P3
Bromine B2 Chlorodiphenyl (42% A-P3 Ethylene dibromide methyl ether
Aluminium sulphate B-P3
Brombenzyl cyanide B-P3 Chlorine) Dibrom® A-P3 Diquat P3
Aminobiphenyl A-P3
Bromine pentafluoride B Chlorodiphenyl (54% A-P3 2-n-Dibutylaminoeth- A Di-sec-octyl phthalate A-P3
2-Aminobutane AX (Di-2-ethylhexylphtha-
Bromine ethane AX Chlorine) anol
4-Aminodiphenyl P3 late)
Bromochloromethane AX 1-Chloro-2, 3-epoxypro- A Dibutyl phosphate A-P3
2-Aminoethanol A pane (Epichlorohydrin) Disulfuram P3
Bromoform A Dibutyl phthalate A-P3
2-Aminopyridine K-P3 2-Chloroethanol (Ethyl- A Disulfoton (Disyston®) P3
Butane AX Dichloracetylene Use
3-Amino-1,2,4-triazole A-P3 ene chlorohydrin) 2,6-Di-tert-butyl-para- A-P3
Butadiene (1,2-buta- AX air-line or
Ammonia K Chloroethylene AX SCBA cresol
diene)
Ammonium chloride P3 bis-Chloroethylether A-P3 o-Dichlorobenzene A Diuron A-P3
fume Butanethiol B
Chloroform (Trichlo- AX p-Dichlorobenzene A Divinyl benzene A
Ammonium fluoride P3 2-Butanone A
romethane) 3,3`-Dichlorobenzidine P3 Dyfonate® A-P3
Ammonium nitrate P3 2-Butoxyethanol (Butyl A
cellosolve®)
bis-Chloromethyl ether A-P3 Dichlorodifluorometh- Use E
Ammonium perchlorate P3 1-Chloro-1-nitropropane A ane (Freon-12) air-line or Emery P3
n-Butyl acetate A
Ammonium sulfamate P3 Chloropicrin (PS) A-P3 SCBA Endosulfan (Thiodan®) P3
(Ammate) sec-Butyl acetate A
ß-Chloroprene AX 1,1-Dichloroethane AX Endrin P3
n-Amyl acetate A tert-Butyl acetate A
o-Chlorostyrene A 1,2-Dichloroethane A Epichlorohydrin A
sec-Amyl acetate A Butyl acrylate A
o-Chlorotoluene A 1,2-Dichlorethylene AX EPN (Phosphorothioic P3
Amyl alcohol A n-Butyl alcohol A
2-Chloro- P3 Dichloroethyl ether A acid)
n-Amylamine A or K sec-Butyl alcohol A
6-(trichloromethyl) Dichlorofluoromethane Use 1,2-Epoxypropane AX
Amyl mercaptan B tert-Butyl alcohol A
pyridine (N-Serve®) air-line or 2,3-Epoxy-1-propanol AX
Aniline & homologues A Butylamine K or B
Chlorpyrifos (Dursban®) A-P3 SCBA Ethanethiol AX
Anisidine (o-, p- A Butyl chloride A
Chromates, certain P3 Dichloromethane, see AX Ethanol (ethyl alcohol) A
isomers) tert-Butyl chromate P3 insoluble forms Methylene chloride
(as Cro3) Ethion (Nialate®) P3
Antimony and com- B-P3 Chromic acid and P3 1,1-Dichloro-1-nitro- A
n-Butyl glycidyl ether A 2-Ethoxyethanol A
pounds (antimonivety Chromates (as Cr) ethane
= Stibine) (BGE) 2-Ethoxyethyl acetate A
Chromite ore process- P3 1,2-Dichloropropane, A (Cellosolve acetate)
n-Butyl lactate A ing (chromate) (as Cr) see Propylene chloride
ANTU A-P3 o-sec Butyl phenol A Ethyl acetate A
Dichloropropene A
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Substance Substance Substance Substance Substance
Filter Filter Filter Filter Filter
Ethyl acrylate A Isophorone A Methyl isobutyl ketone A Phenylphosphine B Tetramethyl lead A-P3
Ethyl alcohol (Ethanol) A Isophorone diisocy- See fact (MIBK) Phorate (Thimet®) P3 (as Pb)
Ethyl amine K or AX anate sheet for Methyl isocyanate See fact Phosdrin (Mevinphos®) A-P3 Tetramethyl suc- A-P3
Ethyl amyl ketone A isocy- sheet for Phosgene (carbonyl B2-P3 cinonitrile
(5-Methyl-3-heptanone) anates isocy- chloride) Tetranitromethane B
Isopropyl acetate A anates Tetrasodium pyroph- P3
Ethyl benzene A Phosphine B
Isopropyl alcohol A Methyl ketone AX osphate
Ethyl bromide AX Phosphoric acid B-P3
Isopropylamine K or AX Methyl methacrylate A Tetryl (2,4,6-trinitrophe- P3
Ethylbutyl ketone A Phosphorous (yellow, P3
(3-heptanone) n-Isopropylaniline A Methyl mercaptan B, AX white) nyl-methylnitramine)
Ethyl chloride AX Isopropyl ether A Methyl parathion A-P3 Phosphorus penta- B-P3 Thallium P3
Ethylene chlorohydrin B Isopropyl formiate A Methyl propyl ketone A chloride 4,4`-Thiobis (6-tert- P3
Isopropyl nitrate B Methyl silicate A Phosphorus penta- B-P3 butyl-m-cresol)
Ethylene glycol,
Isopropyl glycidyl ether A α-Methyl styrene A sulfide Thiram® P3
- Particulate P3
(IGE) Methyl vinyl ether AX Phosphorus trichloride B-P3 Tioglycolic acid B
- Vapour A
K Mevinphos A-P3 Phthalic acid anhydride A-P3 Tin, inorganic com- P3
Ethylene glycol B
Kaolin P3 Molybdenum (as Mo) m-Phthalodinitrile P3 pounds, except SnH4
dinitrate and/or Nitro-
and SnO2
glycerin Ketene Use - Soluble compounds P3 Picloram (Tordon®) P3
air-line or Tin, organic compounds A-P3
Ethylene glycol methyl A - Insoluble compounds P3 Picric acid P3
SCBA (as Sn)
ether acetate (Methyl Monochlorodifluore- Use Pival® (2-Pivalyl-1,3- in- P3
cellosolve® acetate) Tin oxide (as Sn) P3
L thane (Freon 142) air-line or dandione)
Ethylene oxide AX SCBA Titanium dioxide (as Ti) P3
Lead, inorg., fumes & P3 Platinum (Soluble salts) P3
Ethylenimine K2 dust (as Pb) Monocrotophos P3 (as Pt) Toluene (Toluol) A
Ethyl formate AX Lead alkyls A-P3 Monomethyl aniline A Polychlorobiphenyls, A-P3 Toluene-2, 4-diisocy- See fact
see Chlorodiphenyls anate (TDI) sheet for
Ethylidene norbornene A Lead arsenate (as Pb) P3 Morpholine A
isocy-
n-Ethylmorpholine A Lead chromate (as Cr) P3 MTBE AX Potassium hydroxide P3
anates
Ethyl silicate A Lead nitrate P3 N Propane Use
o-Toluidine A-P3
air-line or
F Lead sulphate P3 Naphthalene A-P3
SCBA Tributyl phosphate A-P3
Fensulfothion (Dasanit) P3 d-Limonene A Naphthylamine K-P3 or Trichloroacetic acid B
A-P3 Propargyl alcohol A
Fenthion A-P3 Lindane A-P3 1,2,4-Trichlorobenzene A
Neon Use ß-Propiolactone A-P3
Ferbam P3 Lithium P3 1,1,1-Trichloroethane, see A
air-line or Propionic acid A
Ferrovanadium dust P3 Lithium hydride P3 Methyl chloroform
SCBA n-Propyl acetate A
Fluorine B M Propyl alcohol A
Trichloroethylene A
Nickel carbonyl Use
Formaldehyde B2 Magnesium, powder P3 Trichlorofluoromethane Use
air-line or n-Propyl nitrate B
Formamide A Magnesium oxide fume P3 SCBA (Freon-11) air-line or
Propylene Use
Formic acid E (as Mg) SCBA
Nickel metal P3 air-line or
Furfural A Magnesium nitrate P3 Trichloromethane, see AX
Nicotine A-P3 SCBA
Furfuryl alcohol A Magnesium perchlorate P3 Cloroform
Nitric acid E-P3 Propylene glycol B
Malathion A-P3 Trichloronaphthalene A-P3
G Nitric oxide Use dinitrate
Maleic anhydride A-P3 1,2,3-Trichloropropane A
Gasoline AX air-line or Propylene glycol mono- A
Manganese (as Mn) P3 SCBA methyl ether 1,1,2-Trichloro 1,2,2-trif- Use
Germanium tetrahy- B2-P3
Manganese fume P3 luoroethane air-line or
dride p-Nitroaniline A-P3 Propylene imine AX
(as Mn) SCBA
Glass, fibrous or dust P3 Nitrobenzene A-P3 Propylene oxide AX
Manganese tetroxide P3 Tricyclohexyltin hydrox- P3
Glutaraldehyde A-P3 p-Nitrochlorobenzene B-P3 Propyne, see Methyl Use
ide (Plictran®)
Glyserol, mist A-P3 Melamine Use 4-Nitrodiphenyl P3 acetylene air-line or
air-line or Triethylamine A
Glyserol trinitrate A Nitroethane B SCBA
SCBA Trifluorobromomethane Use
Glycol ethers A Nitrogen dioxide Use Pyrethrum P3
Mercaptan B air-line or
air-line or Pyridine A
H Mercury (Alkyl com- Hg-P3
SCBA
Hafnium P3 SCBA Q Trimethyl benzene A
pounds) (as Hg)
Helium Use Nitrogen oxide Use Quartz P3 Trimethyl phosphite B
Mercury (all forms Hg-P3 air-line or
air-line or except alkyl) (as Hg) Quinone A-P3 2,4,6-Trinitrotoluene B
SCBA SCBA
Mesityl oxide A R (TNT)
Heptachlor A-P3 Nitrogen trifluoride B
Methane Use Resorcinol A-P3 Triorthocresyl phos- A-P3
Heptane (n-Heptane) A Nitroglycerin B phate
air-line or Rhodium, metal fume P3
Hexachlorobutadiene A Nitromethane B and dust (as Rh) Triphenylamine A-P3
SCBA
Hexachlorocyclopen- A 1-Nitropropane B - Soluble salts (as Rh) P3 Triphenyl phosphate P3
Methanethiol, see B, AX
tadiene Methyl mercaptan 2-Nitropropane B Ronnel A-P3 Tungsten P3
Hexachloroethane A-P3 Methomyl (Lannate®) P3 n-Nitrosodimethylamine A-P3 Rotenone A-P3 Turpentine A
Hexachloronaphthalene P3 (dimethylnitrosoamine)
Methoxychlor A-P3 Rouge P3 U
Hexafluoroacetone AX Nitrotoluene B
2-Methoxyethanol A
Nitrotrichloromethane A
S Uranium (natural) P3
Hexamethyl phospho- A-P3 (Methyl cellosolve®) Sarin (GB) B-P3 Urethane A-P3
ramide see, Chloropicrin (PS)
Methyl acetate AX Selenium P3 V
n-Hexane A Nitrous oxide (laugh- Use
Methyl acetone A Selenium hexafluoride Use Vanadium, (V2O5)
ing gas) air-line or
2-Hexanone, see Methyl A Methyl acetylene Use air-line or (as V)
SCBA
n-butyl ketone (propyne) air-line or SCBA
Nonane A - Dust P3
Hexone, see Methyl A SCBA Silicon P3
O - Fume P3
isobutyl ketone Methyl acrylate A Silicon tetrahydride Use Valeraldehyde A
sec-Hexyl acetate A Methyl acrylonitrile A Octachloronaphthalene A-P3
(Silane) air-line or Vinyl acetate A
Hexylene glycol A Methylal (dimethoxym- AX Octane A SCBA
Oil mist, mineral P3 Vinyl benzene, see A
Hydantoin P3 ethane) Silver, metal P3 Styrene
Hydrazine K-P3 Methyl alcohol AX Organic dust P Sodium P3 Vinyl bromide AX
Hydrogen, liquid Use (Methanol) Osmium tetroxide A-P3 Sodium azide P3
(as Os) Vinyl chloride AX
air-line or Methylamine K, AX Sodium bisulfite E-P3
SCBA Oxalic acid P3 Vinyl cyclohexene A
Methyl amyl alcohol A Sodium fluoroacetate P3 dioxide
Hydrogenated ter- A-P3 Methyl n-amyl ketone A Oxygen Use (1080)
phenyls air-line or Vinylidene chloride AX-P3
(2-Heptanone) Sodium hydroxide P3
Hydrogen bromide B-P3, SCBA Vinyl toluene A
Methyl bromide AX Sodium metabisulfite E-P3
E-P3 Oxygen difluoride B2 VX B-P3
Methyl butyl ketone A Soman (GD) B-P3
Hydrogen chloride E-P3 Methyl cellosolve® A Ozone AB-P3, W
ABEK-P3 Stibine B2
Hydrogen cyanide B2 Warfarin P3
Methyl chloride AX Stoddard solvent A
Hydrogen fluoride E-P3 Methyl chloroform A
P White spirit A
Strychnine P3
Hydrogen peroxide Use (1,1,1-Trichloroethane) Paraffin wax fume P3 Wood dust P3
air-line or Styrene monomer A
Methyl 2-cyanoacrylate B2-P3 Paraldehyde A X
SCBA Sulfur dioxide E
Methylcyclohexane A Paraquat, respirable P3 Xylene (o-, m-, p- A
Hydrogen selenide B sizes Sulfuric acid E-P3
Methylcyclohexanol A isomers)
(as Se) Parathion A-P3 Sulfur monochloride B
o-Methylcyclohexanone A Xylidine A-P3
Hydrogen sulfide B Particulate polycyclicar- A-P3 Sulfur hexafluoride Use
Methyl demeton P3 air-line or
Y
2-Hydroxypropyl A omatic hydrocarbons
Methylene acetone A SCBA Yttrium P3
acrylate PCB polychlorinated A-P3
Methylene bisphenyl See fact Sulfur tetrafluoride B2 Z
I diisocyanate (MDI) sheet for
bifenyls
Sulfuryl fluoride B Zinc chloride fume P3
Indene A Pentachlorethane A
isocy- Zinc chromates (as Cr) P3
Indium & Compounds P3 anates Pentachlorphenol AP3 T
(incl. Zinc potassium
(as In) Pentane, isopentane AX 2,4,5-T P3
Methylene bromide A chromate)
Iodine B-P3 Perchloric acid B-P3 Tabun (GA) B-P3
Methylbromide AX Zinc oxide fume P3
Iodoform A-P3 Perchloroethylene A Tantalum P3
4,4`-Methylene bis A-P3 Zinc stearate P3
Iron oxide fume P3 (2-chloraniline) MbOCA Perchloromethyl B-P3 TEDP A-P3
Zirconium compounds P3
(Fe2O3) (as Fe) Methylene bis (4-cy- See fact mercaptan Tellurium & compounds P3
(as Zr)
Iron salts, soluble P3 clohexylisocyanate) sheet for Perchloryl fluoride B (as Te)
(as Fe) isocy- Phenol A Tellurium hexafluoride A
Isoamyl acetate A anates Phenothiazine P3 (as Te)
Isoamyl alcohol A 4,4'-Methylene dianiline A-P3 n-Phenyl-ß-Naphth- P3 TEPP A-P3
Isobutane AX Methyl ethyl ketone A ylamine Terphenyls A-P3
Isobutane A (MEK) p-Phenylene diamine P3 1,1,1,2-Tetrachloro-2, A
Isobutylene AX Methyl ethyl ketone B-P3 Phenyl ether (vapour) A-P3 2-difluoroethane
Isobutyl acetate A peroxide Phenyl ether-Diphenyl A-P3 1,1,2,2,-Tetrachloro-1, A
Isobutyl alcohol A Methyl formiate AX mixture (vapour) 2-difluoroethane
Isocyanates See fact Methyl hydrazine K2 Phenyl glycidyl ether A 1,1,2,2,-Tetrachloro, A
sheet for Methyl iodide Reactor (PGE) ethane
isocy- Hg-P3 or Phenylhydrazine A-P3, Tetrachloronaphthalene P3
anates AX K-P3 Tetraethyl lead (as Pb) A-P3
Isohexane AX Methyl isoamyl ketone A Phenyl mercaptan B Tetrahydrofuran A
 Pro2000 Filters
Used in conjunction with the Scott Safety Respiratory range,
Pro2000 Filters offer a high performance solution to a wide
range of respiratory hazards. Pro2000 filters can be utilised
with both negative pressure and powered air respirators.

ORDERING INFORMATION
pr o 2 0 0 0 fi l ters - a ccess o ries

Accessories for Pro2000 filters

Part Number Description
5052691 Prefilter discs Pro2000 (set of 20)
5052692 Prefilter and holder Pro2000 (incl. 2 holders + 6 prefilters)
5052690 Spark arrester Pro2000 (incl. 2 holders + 2 aluminium spark arresters)
5052693 Seal cover Pro2000 LD polyethylene (2 covers)
5052694 Shower cover Pro2000, EPDM

RESTRICTIONS ON USE
Standard filtering respirators do not protect against certain gases, e.g. CO2 (carbon dioxide)
The storage time (month and year) for a filter is marked on the filter label. The above-mentioned storage
times for Pro2000 filters are for a factory sealed filter package. Filters are sealed in plastic or foil bags by the
manufacturer. Manufacturer recommends storage at - 10...+50 °C temperature and relative humidity below 75%.
After use, an opened filter must be wrapped closely, if it is likely to be reused, and it must be replaced not later
than within 6 months.
If the user identifies the breakthrough of the gas by smell, taste or irritation factor the filter must be replaced.
When a hazardous gas has an olfactory threshold higher than the occupational exposure limit it produces no
clear breakthrough sign. In these cases special directions regarding the calculated lifetime are required.
The filter must be changed if the breathing resistance has increased noticeably.
Maximum permitted time for use of the mercury filter Hg-P3 (applies also to filters A2B2E2K2Hg-P3,
A1E1Hg-P3, Reactor Hg- P3) is 50 hours (EN 14387).
AX-filter is for single use only, and should be replaced after each shift (EN14387).
Against radioactive substances and microorganisms a particle filter is recommended for single use only.

FOR MORE DETAILED INFORMATION ON FILTER CHOICE, USE, STORING, MAINTENANCE AND DISPOSAL, SEE
SCOTT INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE SUPPLIED WITH SCOTT PRODUCTS.

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