Silver Treatment & how it is used in the mask?
The Cambridge Masks utilize a process called silver impregnation to enhance their filtering capabilities.
Read moreThe Cambridge Masks utilize a process called silver impregnation to enhance their filtering capabilities.
Read moreNever heard of British Military Filter Technology? Learn more here and how it is used in our masks.
Read moreUnderstanding Particulate Matter and our Filtration Technology.
Read moreWe are pleased to let you know that the Cambridge Masks have passed a wide range of tests. We do this to ensure that the masks we distribute are ef...
Read moreViral Filtration Efficiency (VFE) measures the percentage of viral particles that a mask can block. Learn more about this here.
Read moreBioburden refers to the number of bacteria present on a surface that hasn't been sterilized.
Read moreThe Latex Particle Challenge tests the Particle Filtration Efficiency (PFE) of a mask, which measures its ability to filter out dust, pollutants, ...
Read moreUnderstanding Inhalation and Exhalation Resistance in our masks.
Read moreThis certification is given to products that have undergone extensive testing for various mechanical and physical properties, ensuring they are saf...
Read moreUnderstanding Bacterial Filtration Efficiency (BFE) and Mask Breathability.
Read moreFFP1, FFP2, and FFP3 have different levels of protection depending on the level of protection the wearer requires.
Read moreOur PRO and Non-valve masks have been thoroughly tested and have achieved the filtration results of 99.6% filtration against viruses and bacterias.
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