3M Secure Click D9093CB P100 Filter, Hard Case with Nuisance Acid Gas Relief (Case/144)

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3M Secure Click D9093CB P100 Filter, Hard Case with Nuisance Acid Gas Relief Overview

What This Filter Is For

A filter only works within a complete, matched, compliant system. The D9093CB is a P100 particulate filter: it captures particles but does nothing for gases or vapors. Its nuisance-level acid gas relief is odor relief for acid gas below the exposure limit and is never respiratory protection; where acid gas is at or above the exposure limit you must fit a rated gas cartridge such as the D8003. No particulate filter makes a respirator usable in an IDLH or oxygen-deficient atmosphere, which requires a supplied-air respirator or an SCBA. Fit test the HF-800 or FF-800 facepiece for each wearer, run a user seal check before every use, replace filters when breathing resistance rises or they are damaged, and use the system within a written program under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134. Learn more in our 3M Secure Click filters and cartridges guide and the respiratory protection complete guide.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the D9093CB the hard-case version of the filter?

Yes. The D9093CB is the hard-case P100 filter with nuisance-level acid gas relief. The rigid cover shields the media from damage in rugged work, which suits environments with sparks, debris, or knocks. It seats on the Secure Click HF-800 and FF-800 respirators.

How do I install it on the respirator?

Align the connection on the facepiece with the filter and push until you hear a click. The Secure Click latch holds it in place, so installation is quick and tool-free. Confirm both filters are fully seated and check the seal before you start work.

What does the P100 rating mean?

P100 means the filter captures at least 99.97% of airborne particles and is oil-proof, the highest particulate class in the 3M line. It covers dusts, mists, fumes, and welding fume, but it is a particulate filter and does not address gases or vapors.

Can I use it for grinding, sanding, and welding fume?

Yes. As a P100 particulate filter it is well suited to grinding, sanding, and welding-fume particulates. Match the respirator and filter to your exposure, and add a gas or vapor cartridge separately if your task also releases gases or vapors.

Does the odor relief replace a gas cartridge?

No. The nuisance-level relief only reduces acid-gas odor when acid gas is present below the exposure limit; it is a comfort feature, not protection. Where acid gas is at or above the exposure limit you must use a rated gas cartridge such as the Secure Click D8003.

Can I use it in an oxygen-poor or emergency atmosphere?

No. A particulate filter never makes a respirator usable in an oxygen-poor or immediately dangerous atmosphere. Those conditions require a supplied-air respirator or self-contained air-tank apparatus, and you must confirm the environment first.

Do I still need a fit test?

Yes. The filter does not change the need to fit test the Secure Click HF-800 or FF-800 facepiece for each wearer, along with a user seal check before every use. Fit testing and the seal check are what deliver the respirator's rated protection.

Which cartridge do I use if I actually face acid gas?

For real acid-gas exposure at or above the exposure limit, use a Secure Click gas cartridge such as the D8003 organic vapor and acid gas cartridge, matched to your specific exposure. The D9093CB odor relief does not substitute for that protection.

How many filters are in the case?

This listing is a full case of 144 filters, which suits high-use sites and stocking programs that go through particulate filters quickly. For a smaller quantity, choose a standard pack of the equivalent Secure Click P100 filter instead.

Is it NIOSH approved?

Yes. The D9093CB is NIOSH approved for use with the 3M Secure Click HF-800 and FF-800 series respirators. Use it only within its NIOSH approval and a written respiratory protection program with the correct facepiece and components.

Do I need a written respiratory program?

Yes. Reusable respirators and their filters are used within a written respiratory protection program under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134, including training, medical evaluation, fit testing, and maintenance. Follow the 3M manual for use and replacement.

How should I store and replace the filters?

Store sealed filters in a clean, dry place away from contaminants, and replace a filter when breathing becomes harder, when it is damaged or wet, or per your program and the 3M schedule. Inspect each filter before fitting it and discard damaged ones.