Description3-layer surgical face mask with a melt-blown filter delivering approximately 99% bacterial filtration efficiency (BFE). Engineered for medical environments, the mask provides an effective barrier against droplets, dust and airborne particles while remaining lightweight and breathable. Constructed from skin-friendly non-woven materials, it is latex-free and hypoallergenic. Soft ear loops ensure a secure fit for extended wear, supporting comfort for healthcare staff and patients.
ApplicationIntended for use in hospitals, clinics, laboratories and public settings to reduce exposure to airborne contaminants. Suitable for healthcare professionals, patients and general public use as a frontline protective measure in routine care and during infectious outbreaks.
FAQ- What type of face mask is the Procom mask? — The Procom mask is a 3-layer surgical mask composed of outer and inner non-woven layers with a central melt-blown filter layer for particle and bacterial protection.
- What is the filtration efficiency of this mask? — The melt-blown filter layer provides high bacterial filtration efficiency (BFE) of approximately 99%.
- Is the Procom mask comfortable for long use? — Yes. It is lightweight, breathable and fitted with soft ear loops to maintain comfort during prolonged wear.
- Where can this face mask be used? — It is suitable for hospitals, clinics, laboratories and public environments to protect against dust, pollution and infectious particles.
- Is the mask safe for sensitive skin? — Yes. Materials are non-allergenic and latex-free to minimize irritation.
Technical specifications- Construction: 3 layers (outer non-woven layer, melt-blown filter layer, inner non-woven layer)
- Filter: Melt-blown filter
- Bacterial filtration efficiency (BFE): ≈ 99%
- Material: Skin-friendly non-woven fabric
- Latex-free: Yes
- Hypoallergenic: Yes
- Comfort: Lightweight, breathable with soft ear loops
- Use: Surgical/medical mask suitable for hospitals, clinics, laboratories and public use
- Target users: Healthcare professionals, patients and general public