Product Description

North Safety Products is the most diversified manufacturer of safety and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) in the world, with thirteen complete product lines, manufactured in ISO ***1 certified plants and employing over 3,**0 people throughout the world. 

We provide the broadest line of personal protective equipment (PPE) available in the world. New, innovative, quality products that fulfil the latest legislation's.

North works closely with its distributors and end users alike through innovative product design, quality manufacturing, solid marketing, training and customer support, selling only through distribution. our goal is to enhance worker safety, improve productivity, and create confidence in the workplace.

North by Honeywell is known for the North ***0 Series, the most popular half mask today. The same high quality and reliability you have come to expect from North is also available in our full range of respiratory products, from disposables to Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus, so you can selectthe respirator that best meets your job needs and budget.   ADAPTABILITY North ***0 & ***0 half masks and ***0 & ***0 full facepieces can be adapted from Air-Purifying to PAPR to Supplied Air, quickly and easily withoutadapters or other tools.   WHICH TYPE OF RESPIRATOR SHOULD YOU CHOOSE? Each type of respirator, whether an air-purifying half mask, an airline hood, or an SCBA has advantages and disadvantages.Which respirator is right for you depends on many factors. Questions you should consider include: •What are the contaminants? Are they gases or vapors, or are they particulates? • What are the contaminant concentrations? • Will the job be on-going or will respirators only be required for a few weeks? • If an airline system is required, is it practical, or will a PAPR be more appropriate? • What other worksite conditions will be encountered, such as high humidity or high heat? • Will workers be performing special tasks like welding or grinding? • Do you need a respirator that can adapt from APR to PAPR or supplied air?