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Respirator mask Dewalt “Light weight full face mask respirator” — risk: health risk / other
Published in the Safety Gate weekly report: · Ref. SR/01110/26
Summary
Cracking or fracturing in the area of the exhalation valve may compromise the structural integrity and sealing performance of the respirator, thereby reducing its effectiveness. As a result, the wearer may be exposed to hazardous airborne particles, fumes, or other contaminants due to inadequate respiratory protection, which may lead to adverse effects on respiratory health. The product does not comply with the…
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Product
Respirator mask — Dewalt
- Brand
- Dewalt
- Name / model
- Light weight full face mask respirator · 1600 - DXIR1FFMA2P3, 1600 - DXIR1FFMLA2P3, 1600 - DXIR1FFMLP3, 1600 - DXIR1FFMMP3
- Batch number(s)
- L2409/37L2511/46L2512/50M2410/40M2411/45M2510/44M2511/46
- Barcode
- 5056281401314505628140132150562814013385056281401345
- Category
- Protective equipment
- Reusable respirator mask available with a range of filters, providing protection in workplaces with high levels of fine dust, lead, silica, MDF particles or other forms of airborne industrial pollutants.
What is the risk?
- Cracking or fracturing in the area of the exhalation valve may compromise the structural integrity and sealing performance of the respirator, thereby reducing its effectiveness. As a result, the wearer may be exposed to hazardous airborne particles, fumes, or other contaminants due to inadequate respiratory protection, which may lead to adverse effects on respiratory health. The product does not comply with the Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Regulation nor with European standard EN 149.
Measures taken
- Type of economic operator taking notified measure(s): ManufacturerCategory of measure(s): Recall of the product from end users
- Date of entry into force: 04/02/2026
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Source: Safety Gate — European Commission
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