Yes, with one important caveat — the MSA 815357 Advantage GMC is the correct choice when your hazard is organic vapors and acid gases simultaneously and particulate is not a concern on the Advantage platform. It handles the broad OV + acid gas dual-class profile (Cl₂, HCl, SO₂, HF plus organic…
Yes — if you own an MSA Advantage-series respirator and your documented air monitoring shows acid gases (Cl₂, HCl, SO₂, HF, or similar) as the sole inhalation hazard, with no co-generated organic vapors or particulates. The MSA 815356 Advantage GMB is the Advantage platform's dedicated acid gas…
Yes — if you own an MSA Advantage-series respirator and your documented air monitoring shows organic vapors as the sole hazard. The MSA 815355 Advantage GMA is an activated-carbon cartridge rated for organic vapor protection, sold in a convenient 2-pack, with a snap-on mount that is only compatible…
Yes — if your facility involves elemental mercury vapor (Hg⁰) or chlorine (Cl₂) and you run MSA Comfo-platform facepieces, the MERSORB is the only NIOSH-approved mercury-specific cartridge with integrated P100 on that mount. It uses proprietary MERSORB sorbent technology engineered specifically for…
Yes — if your exposure profile includes elemental iodine (I₂) or methyl iodide (CH₃I) in a nuclear medicine, radiopharmacy, or nuclear power plant maintenance environment, the MSA GMI is the Comfo-platform solution with an integrated P100 stage for simultaneous particulate protection. It is…
Yes — for most industrial painters, automotive refinishers, and coatings workers, the MSA 815178 GMA-P100 is the correct Comfo-platform cartridge. It covers the two most common co-occurring inhalation hazards in those trades — organic vapors and particulate — in a single NIOSH-approved cartridge on…
Yes — when your hazard assessment documents two or more inorganic reactive gases and no organic vapor or particulate co-exposure. The MSA 492790 GME covers nine inorganic and reactive gases — chlorine, sulfur dioxide, chlorine dioxide, hydrogen chloride, hydrogen sulfide, ammonia, methylamine…
Yes — if your documented hazard combines organic vapors with acid gases (chlorine, HCl, SO₂, or HF) and your respirator uses the MSA GM-series bayonet mount. The MSA 464046 GMC is the cost-efficient dual-class choice on the Comfo platform when particulate co-exposure is absent. Upgrade to the MSA…
Yes — the MSA 464033 GMD is the specification-correct Comfo-platform cartridge for environments where the documented primary hazard is ammonia (NH₃) or methylamine (CH₃NH₂) vapor without particulate co-exposure. It is the only dedicated ammonia/methylamine-only cartridge in the MSA GM-series…
Yes — if your exposure profile is purely acid gas (chlorine, hydrogen chloride, sulfur dioxide, hydrogen fluoride, or hydrogen sulfide) and you are running MSA Comfo platform respirators. The MSA 464032 GMB delivers focused acid-gas-only NIOSH protection at a lower per-cartridge cost than combo…
Yes — if your exposure profile is organic vapors only and you're already running the MSA Comfo platform. The MSA 464031 GMA is a cost-effective, NIOSH-approved OV cartridge that delivers solid activated-carbon protection for painters, parts cleaners, and solvent handlers. The key qualification: it…
Yes — if you weld, grind, work in a foundry, or perform any hot-work operation that generates sparks or weld spatter, the MSA 10153412 SparkFoe P100 is the correct P100 filter for your Comfo-platform respirator. The SparkFoe's ESD (electrostatic dissipating) coating and flame-resistant outer cover…
