Rent Respiratory Protection
Looking for respiratory protection? We specialize in respiratory protection rentals and offer a wide range of dependent and independent systems. You can combine your own Life Support Units (LSUs) with our masks and suits, or use our own LSUs and benefit from the advice of our specialists.
Our Respiratory Protection Products
Customized Respiratory Protection
Working safely in contaminated or low-oxygen environments requires the right respiratory protection. At All Safety, we offer a wide range of rental options, from dependent systems to self-contained breathing apparatus. All our equipment is thoroughly inspected, professionally certified, and ready for immediate use. This ensures that your employees remain protected whenever and wherever necessary.
Why Proper Respiratory Protection Is Important
Respiratory protection (RPE) is classified as Category 3 PPE under EU Regulation 2016/425, which implies protection against life-threatening health risks and entails strict requirements for manufacturing, conformity assessment, and quality assurance.
Life support unitsThe gas detection system tests the intake air for abnormalities in O2, CH4, CO, and CO2 levels. If an excessive deviation in the air is detected, the 2x50-liter 300 BAR backup system activates. |
Breathing Air AccessoriesWhen using both dependent and independent breathing air, users must wear the appropriate respiratory protective equipment. Each different task requires its own specific protective equipment. |
Testing, Cleaning, and Certification
We clean and certify all types of breathing air personal protective equipment on a daily basis. This ensures that you always have certified products in top condition.
Proper use and regular maintenance of RPE are essential for protection. We offer:
- Fit tests (face fit test): Users must perform a seal check before each use: inhale and exhale, move their head, talk, smile, and bend over—the mask must maintain a tight seal. Facial hair can compromise the seal. This procedure is also known as the respiratory protection fit test and is mandatory for jobs involving high respiratory risks.
- Instructions for Use and Training: Proper training prevents misuse. Instructions cover proper donning, filter replacement, and recognizing contamination by smell or taste (which indicates that the filter needs to be replaced). These instructions can be included in a respiratory protection toolbox meeting so that employees are well-informed before starting work.
- Certified maintenance programs: These include cleaning, disinfecting, drying, testing, labeling, and safe storage. Defective or expired masks and filters must be disposed of as chemical waste. Manufacturers offer recycling options.
- Medical approval and legal compliance: Employers must offer voluntary medical screenings. For firefighters and similar high-risk roles, mandatory breathing apparatus fit tests are required. All protective measures must be documented in the RI&E.
Our selection of respiratory protection equipment for rent or purchase
We offer a wide selection of certified respiratory protection equipment suitable for all risk levels in the workplace:
Single-use dust masks
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Half-face masks
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Full-face masks
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Self-contained systems
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Gas filters & combined filters
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Powered air-purifying systems
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Good Employment Practices Regarding Respiratory Protection
Ensures healthy employees. By offering a voluntary medical examination (without physical exertion), the company physician can issue a written certificate of medical fitness granting approval to work safely with respiratory protection without restrictions. For firefighters, a legally required compressed-air medical examination applies, during which the physical strain associated with wearing respiratory protection is assessed to determine whether it causes or could cause medical limitations. In this context, working with respiratory protection is a requirement or task and is specified in the job description. It is important, however, that the risks and the applicable PPE for respiratory protection are documented in the RI&E.
All Safety has carefully coordinated the above content both internally and externally. The quality assurance of respiratory protective equipment (RPE) thus meets the strictest requirements set forth in the new European Regulation 2016/425. All Safety also guarantees, particularly based on practical experience, targeted, professional, safe, and healthy RPE advice.
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Self-contained respiratory protection uses its own air supply, such as a breathing air cylinder or air line. This means you are not dependent on the ambient air and always have access to clean, safe breathing air. This type of protection is used when working in areas with low oxygen levels or hazardous substances.
Self-contained respiratory protection uses its own air supply, such as a breathing air cylinder or air line. This means you are not dependent on the ambient air and always have access to clean, safe breathing air. This type of protection is used when working in areas with low oxygen levels or hazardous substances.
Respiratory protection is subject to EU Regulation 2016/425 (Category III, highest risk). Consequently, strict requirements are imposed on production control, conformity assessment procedures, and quality assurance. The purpose of these requirements is to ensure the correct selection and use of respiratory protection to protect users and prevent injury.
The CE marking is a label affixed to the product by the manufacturer, and a Notified Body verifies whether the respiratory protection equipment complies with requirements and standards; the type-examination certificate is valid for a maximum of 5 years.
Respiratory protection is subject to EU Regulation 2016/425 (Category III, highest risk). Consequently, strict requirements are imposed on production control, conformity assessment procedures, and quality assurance. The purpose of these requirements is to ensure the correct selection and use of respiratory protection to protect users and prevent injury.
The CE marking is a label affixed to the product by the manufacturer, and a Notified Body verifies whether the respiratory protection equipment complies with requirements and standards; the type-examination certificate is valid for a maximum of 5 years.
The Working Conditions Act requires a procedure to ensure the right choices are made and adequate protection is provided. This is achieved by always taking the following into account:
1: the substance and the activity or activities to be performed;
2: the results obtained from the RI&E process to guide the occupational hygiene strategy.
If it turns out that source control, technical, collective, and organizational measures are insufficient, respiratory protective equipment (RPE) is used as a control measure. In cases of unknown or high concentrations and in the event of oxygen deficiency, filtering ABMs are insufficient, and independent respiratory protection must always be used.
The specific ABM required depends on the risks associated with the work activities or hazardous substances.
The Working Conditions Act requires a procedure to ensure the right choices are made and adequate protection is provided. This is achieved by always taking the following into account:
1: the substance and the activity or activities to be performed;
2: the results obtained from the RI&E process to guide the occupational hygiene strategy.
If it turns out that source control, technical, collective, and organizational measures are insufficient, respiratory protective equipment (RPE) is used as a control measure. In cases of unknown or high concentrations and in the presence of oxygen deficiency, filtering ABMs are insufficient, and independent respiratory protection must always be used.
The specific ABM required depends on the risks associated with the work activities or hazardous substances.
In the absence of information about concentrations of hazardous substances in the work environment.
If concentrations exceed the filter’s maximum capacity.
When areas are poorly ventilated. Do not enter confined spaces (e.g., a tank) without proper precautions. Always check in advance to ensure the air contains sufficient oxygen (levels are too low at <19 vol-%). In all of the above circumstances, you must wear self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) and therefore not a filtering respirator.
In the absence of information about concentrations of hazardous substances in the work environment.
If concentrations exceed the filter’s maximum capacity.
When areas are poorly ventilated. Do not enter confined spaces (e.g., a tank) without proper precautions. Always check in advance to ensure the air contains sufficient oxygen (levels are too low at <19 vol-%). In all of the above circumstances, you must wear self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) and therefore not a filtering respirator.
Respiratory protection is subject to EU Regulation 2016/425 (Category III, highest risk). Consequently, strict requirements are imposed on production control, conformity assessment, and quality assurance. The purpose of these requirements is to ensure the correct selection and use of respiratory protection to protect users and prevent injuries.
Respiratory protection is subject to EU Regulation 2016/425 (Category III, highest risk). Consequently, strict requirements are imposed on production control, conformity assessment, and quality assurance. The purpose of these requirements is to ensure the correct selection and use of respiratory protection to protect users and prevent injuries.
Respiratory protection is required if hazardous substances exceed the MAC values or if the oxygen concentration drops below 19%. Organizations must develop a written occupational hygiene program, maintain a list of hazardous chemicals, and ensure proper documentation (RI&E), filter selection, and monitoring. Special work permits and monitoring programs help determine exposure levels.
Respiratory protection is required if hazardous substances exceed the MAC values or if the oxygen content drops below 19%. Organizations must develop a written occupational hygiene program, maintain a list of hazardous chemicals, and ensure proper documentation (RI&E), filter selection, and monitoring. Special work permits and monitoring programs help determine exposure levels.
Depending on the type of work, various filter cartridges are available. You can choose between P2 or P3 filters for protection against harmful particles, or combined filters that comply with the EN 14387 standard if gases or vapors may also be present.
Depending on the type of work, various filter cartridges are available. You can choose between P2 or P3 filters for protection against harmful particles, or combined filters that comply with the EN 14387 standard if gases or vapors may also be present.
No, not everyone can simply use ABM. You must be in decent physical condition, because using ABM places a physical strain on the body. Please also keep the following points in mind:
- Medical limitations: Employees with medical conditions or a relevant medical history (such as heart or lung conditions, or loss of smell or taste) are advised to make an appointment with the company physician.
- Physical symptoms: Stop using ABM if you experience dizziness or pain.
- Glasses and contact lenses: Employees who wear corrective glasses must use insertable glasses with the appropriate lenses. Contact lenses must not be worn when using full-face respirators; this is unsafe.
No, not everyone can simply use ABM. You must be in reasonably good physical condition, because using ABM places a physical strain on the body. Please also keep the following points in mind:
- Medical limitations: Employees with medical conditions or a relevant medical history (such as heart or lung conditions, or loss of smell or taste) are advised to make an appointment with the company physician.
- Physical symptoms: Stop using ABM if you experience dizziness or pain.
- Glasses and contact lenses: Employees who wear corrective glasses must use insertable glasses with the appropriate lenses. Contact lenses must not be worn when using full-face respirators; this is unsafe.