GVS Safety · Respiratory Protection

Respiratory protection
matched to the hazard

From dust, fumes and mist to organic, acid, inorganic and multi-gas hazards, we supply GVS Safety respirators and replacement filters in Korea and support product selection.

Product Range

GVS respiratory protection
by hazard and work type

Key categories organized from the GVS Safety Korea product portfolio.

PARTICULATE

P100 Particulate Respirators

Replaceable-filter half masks for dust, fumes and mist, available in standard particulate and particulate-plus-odour configurations.

Elipse P100Replaceable filtersOdour relief
ORGANIC VAPOUR + PARTICULATE

A1P3 Gas Respirators

Combined organic-vapour and particulate protection for appropriate low-concentration workplace applications.

A1P3Organic vapourParticulate protection
MULTI-GAS

High-Performance Gas Respirators

Cartridge configurations selected according to gas and vapour type and the need for particulate filtration.

A1P3ABE1P3ABEK1P3Includes ammonia
EYE + RESPIRATORY

INTEGRA Goggle Respirators

Integrated eye and respiratory protection, available in P100 particulate and A1P3 organic-vapour/particulate configurations.

INTEGRA P100INTEGRA A1P3Eye protection
FULL FACE

Elipse Full Face Masks

Lightweight full-face protection with a wide field of vision, low-profile filters and options from P3 to combined-gas filtration.

Full faceWide visionP3Combined gas
POWERED AIR

PX5 Powered Air Respirators

PAPR systems that draw workplace air through HEPA or gas cartridges and deliver it to an approved headtop. Headtop and filter configurations are selected for welding, grinding, painting and other applications.

PX5 PAPRPowered airflowHeadtopsWelding & grinding
SUPPLIED AIR

Supplied-Air Systems

Approved dual PAPR/SAR headtops such as Z-Link and Z4 can use an SAR breathing tube, flow-control device and airline to receive breathing air from an external source. This does not convert the PX5 unit itself.

Radex 6-stage filtrationAirlineFlow & temperature controlGX4 monitoring
FILTERS & ACCESSORIES

Replacement Filters & Accessories

Particulate filters, gas cartridges, prefilters, lens films and carry cases matched to the respirator model and hazard.

Particulate filtersGas cartridgesPrefiltersLens films
PAPR & SUPPLIED AIR

One approved headtop, two air-supply modes

Compatible headtops approved for PAPR and SAR Type C operation can be configured for PX5 powered air or supplied air. Use only approved component combinations and verify the workplace breathing-air requirements.

Powered air · PAPR

PX5 filters ambient workplace air

The PX5 uses a HEPA or hazard-appropriate gas cartridge and sends filtered air through a PAPR breathing tube to an approved headtop.

Supplied air · SAR Type C

An external breathing-air source supplies the headtop

An SAR breathing tube, belt-mounted flow-control device and airline are used instead of the PX5. A constant-flow valve or C40 climate-control device can regulate flow and temperature.

01Breathing-air source

Verify source air quality and pressure first.

02Radex® Airline Filter

Six-stage filtration reduces moisture, odour and particulates in the compressed-air stream. Two- and six-outlet versions are available.

03GX4® Gas Monitor

Detects up to four gases near the supplied-air source, provides alarms and enables real-time access to data and logs.

04Airline & flow control

25, 50 or 100 ft airlines and a constant-flow or C40 device deliver air to the headtop.

GX4 sensor optionsCarbon monoxide: CO 5 ppm or 10 ppmHydrogen sulphide: H₂S 10 ppmOxygen: O₂ 19.5–23%
Integrated package available

Radex 04-907 combines the six-stage filter, mainline pre-filter, micro-mist filter and GX4 gas monitor as a complete breathing-air system.

Source: GVS North America Respiratory Protection Catalogue 2023 - Radex® Airline Filter, GX4® Gas Monitor and Supplied Air Flow Control Devices.

Selection Guide

What to confirm before selection

Identify the exposure and workplace conditions before choosing a mask style.

1. Hazard

Determine whether the exposure is particulate or an organic, inorganic, acid, alkaline or combined gas/vapour hazard.

2. Work Conditions

Review expected concentration, duration, ventilation, temperature, humidity and the need for eye protection.

3. Respirator & Filter

Confirm facepiece size and fit together with the filter class and permitted conditions of use.

Understanding filter markings
A Organic gases & vapours B Inorganic gases & vapours E Sulphur dioxide & acid gases K Ammonia & derivatives P Particulates
Respiratory protection must be selected for the specific hazard and concentration. Air-purifying respirators must not be used in oxygen-deficient or immediately dangerous environments; always follow the applicable workplace safety program.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER

Use the dedicated guide for models, filters and task-based selection.

Compare half-mask, goggle-integrated and full-face models with replacement filters for pesticide spraying, painting, chlorine cleaners, welding and sanding, fire escape, and multi-gas hazards including ammonia.

Tell us about your work and exposure.

Share the substance, process, duration and current protective equipment so we can support product selection.

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