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The protection levels of M95 masks and N95 masks are the same, and the filtration efficiency is greater than or equal to 95. However, M95 masks are different in the mask filter material, the standards for testing mask filtration efficiency, and the design of the mask structure. .
M95 and N95 are both types of masks. N95 is not a specific product name. As long as it meets the N95 standard and passes NIOSH review, the product can be called an "N95 mask", "N" means that it is not suitable for oily particles (the fumes produced by cooking are oily particles, but the droplets produced by people talking or coughing are not oily).
“95” means that the filtration efficiency reaches 95 under the testing conditions specified by the US NIOSH standard. In contrast, M95 masks continue to use two core technologies: antibacterial technology and microfiltration technology, and are more innovative in product design.
Features of M95 masks
The surface layer of M95 masks uses antibacterial non-woven fabrics with multiple domestic patented technologies, which can effectively inhibit the growth of bacteria on the surface of the mask and prevent the threat of secondary pollution. In terms of microfiltration technology, it can effectively filter PM2.5 air particles with an effect of >95%. The more advanced M95 medical mask has excellent barrier properties against particles and fluids, ensuring breathability in precise working environments.