GVS Elipse Integra P100 Respirator with Integrated Goggles β S/M (SPR549)
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GVS Elipse Integra P100 Respirator Overview
The GVS Elipse Integra P100 Respirator (SPR549) is a NIOSH-approved P100 half mask with integrated goggles, in size Small/Medium, that captures at least 99.97% of airborne particles while its built-in polycarbonate lens adds impact eye protection.
As the GVS Elipse Integra, this GVS SPR549 is a P100 respirator with goggles and an integrated goggle half mask respirator β a genuinely low profile P100 respirator for dusty, misty work.
It uses a lightweight, latex- and silicone-free TPE facepiece and ships ready to use with two replaceable P100 filters. It is particulate-only; for gases, GVS offers Integra Multigas and OV/P100 versions, and the filters are GVS-specific, not universal. Learn more in best P100 filter comparison and are respirator cartridges universal.
Who It Is For
| Use case | Fit | Buyer guidance |
|---|---|---|
| Dust, mist & particulate | Purpose-built | P100: 99.97% efficiency. |
| Eye + lung protection together | Purpose-built | Integrated impact goggle. |
| Latex-sensitive workers | Strong | Latex- and silicone-free TPE. |
| Gases or vapors | Choose gas media | Use an Integra Multigas or OV/P100. |
| Liquid chemical splash | Add splash goggle | Impact lens is not a splash seal. |
This respirator protects only within limits. A P100 removes particulate, but it does not add oxygen and does not remove gases or vapors, so no air-purifying respirator like this one may be used in an oxygen-deficient or IDLH atmosphere β those require a supplied-air respirator or a self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA). It only works on a fit-tested, clean-shaven face with medical clearance under an OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134 program, and the integrated lens is impact eye protection, not a sealed goggle for a chemical splash hazard, so add indirect-vented splash goggles where liquids can splash. For organic vapor or acid gas, switch to the GVS Integra Multigas or OV/P100 version rather than assuming the P100 covers gases, and use only GVS Elipse filters so the NIOSH approval stays valid. See the 1910.134 guide and best half-face respirator.
Pros & Cons
- NIOSH P100: 99.97% particulate
- Integrated impact goggles reduce fogging
- Latex- and silicone-free TPE facepiece
- Low profile and lightweight
- Replaceable filters, ships ready to use
- Particulate only; no gas or vapor
- Goggle is impact, not chemical splash
- GVS-specific filters, not universal
- Glasses can interfere with the goggle seal
How It Compares
The Integra pairs a P100 half mask with a goggle. Weigh it against nearby GVS options:
| Option | Type | Eye protection | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Elipse Integra SPR549 (this page) | P100 half mask | Integrated impact goggle | Combined eye + lung, low profile |
| Elipse SPR457 half mask | P100 half mask | None (add glasses) | Lightest P100 half mask |
| Elipse FFM1243 full face | P100 full face | Full-face shield | Larger face and eye coverage |
Choose the GVS Elipse Integra P100 Respirator for a combined goggle-and-mask, the Elipse SPR457 half mask for the lightest option, or the Elipse FFM1243 full face for full coverage. Compare more in best half-mask respirators.
Specifications
| Brand / Model | GVS Elipse Integra, SPR549 (S/M) |
| Approval / Class | NIOSH P100 (TC-84A-8120), 99.97% at 0.3Β΅m; particulate only |
| Eye protection | Integrated polycarbonate goggle, impact 45 m/s, antifog + anti-scratch |
| Facepiece | Lightweight TPE; latex- and silicone-free |
| Filters | Two replaceable GVS Elipse P100 filters (ready to use) |
| Not for | Gases/vapors (use Multigas or OV/P100); liquid chemical splash; other-brand filters |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Elipse Integra NIOSH approved?
Yes. It is a NIOSH-approved P100 respirator under approval number TC-84A-8120. NIOSH approval applies to the complete assembly of the approved facepiece with its approved P100 filters, so use only the GVS Elipse filters listed on the approval.
What does P100 mean here?
P100 is a NIOSH particulate class: the filters capture at least 99.97% of airborne particles at 0.3 microns and are oil-proof. It is the highest particulate efficiency class. P100 filters particles only, not gases or vapors.
Does it protect against gases or vapors?
No. The SPR549 is a particulate-only P100. For organic vapor, acid gas, or multigas exposure, GVS offers Elipse Integra OV/P100 and Multigas versions; match the media to your specific hazard rather than assuming a P100 covers gases.
Are the built-in goggles a chemical splash goggle?
No. The integrated goggles are impact-rated polycarbonate with antifog and anti-scratch coatings, rated to 45 m/s. They are impact eye protection, not a sealed chemical-splash goggle; for a liquid splash hazard use indirect-vented splash goggles.
Why combine a respirator and goggles?
Integrating the goggle with the mask improves the overall face fit, adds comfort, and reduces the mist or fog that can build up between a separate mask and goggles. It also means one strap system instead of two competing for space on your face.
Are the filters replaceable?
Yes. It ships ready to use with two replaceable P100 filters, and you swap them when breathing gets harder, on your program's schedule, or if they are damaged or wet. Replaceable filters make it more economical than a fully disposable respirator over time.
What size is the SPR549?
The SPR549 is the Small/Medium size. GVS also makes the SPR550 in Medium/Large. Choose the size that gives a proper seal for your face, and confirm the fit with a fit test before relying on it at work.
Is it latex-free?
Yes. The lightweight TPE facepiece is both latex- and silicone-free, which helps workers with latex sensitivities and avoids silicone where it is not wanted. Always confirm material compatibility with your own workplace requirements.
Do I still need a fit test?
Yes. Any tight-fitting respirator requires a fit test and a clean-shaven seal under OSHA 1910.134, plus medical clearance. The integrated goggle does not remove the need to fit test the mask to your specific face.
Will my glasses fit under the goggles?
The integrated goggle is designed to seal to the face, so bulky eyeglass frames can interfere with the goggle seal and the mask seal. If you need vision correction, consider contact lenses or ask about compatible options before buying.
Are GVS filters interchangeable with other brands?
No. Respirator filters are brand- and model-specific. The Elipse Integra uses GVS Elipse filters only, not 3M, Honeywell, or Moldex media. Using the wrong filter voids the NIOSH approval and the protection.
How do I clean and store it?
Wipe the facepiece and lens per the GVS instructions, avoid solvents that can craze polycarbonate, and store it clean and dry out of direct sunlight. Inspect the valves, seal, and lens before each use and replace worn parts.
Written by Steven Eaton, WC Safety Editorial. Specifications sourced from GVS published data and the NIOSH particulate filter classes. Compare the range in half-mask respirators.
WC Safety is an independent PPE retailer; no paid placement. A respirator protects only on a fit-tested face within a respiratory-protection program and only against what its filters are rated to capture; use supplied air where the air is unsafe to filter.
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