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    What kind of Respirators types and filter do i need to get for making soft plastics? What brand? What place sells them? Thank you

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    When I do use a respirator it's a 3M with 6001 NIOSH filters
    Altho I almost never need it cuz I have a Knock down drag out EVAC system

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    I also do not use them I have a great big exhaust system .

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    Safety First,

    Depending on your pouring area needs for eliminating toxic fumes a respirator is a good thing to have.
    As the Guys noted they have a adequate venting system but still have a respirator on hand
    below is an informative site to set you in the right direction

    https://multimedia.3m.com/mws/media/...d-brochure.pdf

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    Here is a picture of the exhaust system that I use in my shop it will literally suck all the hate right out of the room within two minutes .
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    Never poured plastic baits. But I do get down and dirty everyday build code vessels. 99.97% filtration on metal fumes,metal particles and Dust...

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    3M 8293 - P100 Particulate filter. These are considered disposable, but last a long time, with care. Sort of square looking, and easy to breathe through. A little more than some, $8-10 each, depending on where you get them .
    These are not rated for some vapors, and only a cartridge, professional type, truly is .
    It is however rated for metal fumes, uranium and plutonium. So they are tops, in the disposable line.
    Take it from a guy with COPD, and on full time oxygen, if there's ANY doubt in your mind, that your exaust system doesn't keep you 100% safe, wear proper PPE.
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