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NIH3D

3D Printed Respirator Mask, 4 sizes, XSM, SM, M, L

Created by
Orlando Health
Created:
4/21/20
Submitted:
3/6/23
Published:
3/6/23

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3DPX-013948

Licensing:

CC-BY
484
10
Version 2

Category

Hardware & Devices
Devices and Hardware

Collection(s)

Approved Use

Prototype
Prototype
Description

3D printed mask design, coupled with 2 types of filter media and elastic headbands to form a face-fitted Level 3 Respirator/Surgical Mask.

The filter media is autoclaved Halyard H600 Surgical Wrap (2 layer material, droplet impermeable) as the external layer. Underneath that are 2 layers of 3M Filtrete MPR 2800 Ultrafine Furnace/AC Filter. These two types of material are cut into circular cutouts 6" in diameter, then placed over the lip of the mask. The filter media is then secured with a zip tie for tight fit. The STL files allow for 4 sizes of prints to fit a variety of face shapes, XSM, SM, M, L. These masks meet or exceed requirements for Level 3 Surgical masks and protect from both droplets, splashes and airborne particles, in addition to providing a much more tailored fit than standard surgical masks. 

I printed the Medium Respirator Mask in HTPLA Matte from Protopasta

by JimZello


I printed the Medium Respirator Mask in HTPLA Matte from Protopasta

TPU Version

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TPU Version

Group Director

by Orlando Health


Group Director

3D Printed Respirator Mask

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3D Printed Respirator Mask