Face Mask Qualitative Fit Test Kit Sweet (Saccharin) FT-10


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Description

The 3M™ Qualitative Fit Test Apparatus Kit FT-10 Sweet is designed for fit-testing any negative pressure respirator e.g. 3M™ Disposable and Reusable Half Face Respirators. The 3M™ Qualitative Fit Test Apparatus Kit contains: a laminated instruction booklet, sensitivity solution, fit test solution, two nebulisers, one hood, one collar assembly and two sets of replacement nebuliser inserts.Test kits and accessories designed to help your organisation meet AS/NZS 1715:2009 mandatory fit testing of respirators for compliance. The products can be used to check face-to-respirator seal on any particulate respirator or gas/vapour respirator with a particulate pre-filter. 3M™ offers two Qualitative Fit Test Apparatus Kits FT-10 (Sweet) and FT-30 (Bitter). FT-10 uses a test solution of sodium saccharin that produces a sweet tasting aerosol. FT-30 uses a test solution of denatonium benzoate to produce a very bitter taste. The choice between the bitter and sweet fit test kit is a personal one. However, a small percentage of the population is unable to detect saccharin in which case the bitter test must be used.

FT-10 uses a test solution of sodium saccharin that produces a sweet tasting aerosol
Replacement parts are available
Capable of being used 200 times

The Face Mask Qualitative Fit Test Kit Sweet (Saccharin) FT-10

The Face Mask Qualitative Fit Test Kit Sweet (Saccharin) FT-10

Supporting the safety of disability care recipients and aged care residents, this qualitative fit test kit ensures that respirators offer a proper, secure seal. A vital tool in respiratory protection protocols, it promotes confidence and compliance across health and care settings.

Test with Confidence, Protect with Precision

Test with Confidence, Protect with Precision

Featuring a gentle saccharin-based solution, the FT-10 kit helps confirm proper face mask fit without discomfort. Easy to use and highly effective, it enables health workers to maintain consistent PPE standards—protecting both staff and the vulnerable people they support.

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