Practice Guide
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Colad Active Carbon Filters A1 – Maximum Safety for Professional Painters
Clean air is essential during paintwork. The Colad Active Carbon Filters A1 provide effective protection against organic gases and vapors – ideal when combined with the Colad Respirator 5000. This practical guide explains how to use, replace, and maintain your filters for reliable and long-lasting breathing protection.
Product Overview
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| Article Number | 5020 |
| Filter Type | Gas Filter A1 (organic vapors) |
| Certification | EN 14387:2021, CE 0082 |
| Compatible With | Colad Respirator 5000 |
| Replacement Interval | Max. 40 hours (indicative value) |
40h Protection
Optimal filtration for normal use
CE Certified
Tested according to EN 14387:2021
Easy Installation
Snaps directly onto the Colad 5000 mask
Pro Tip: Replace the filters sooner rather than later – a noticeable smell breakthrough indicates that the activated carbon is saturated.
Recommended Basic Settings (Indicative)
- Replace filters after a maximum of 40 working hours
- Store sealed filters in a cool, dry place
- Unpacked filters can be stored for up to 3 months
- Use only with Colad Respirator 5000
- Work only in well-ventilated environments
Professional Workflow (5 Steps)
- Remove the filters from the sealed packaging
- Attach them securely to the Colad 5000 respirator
- Perform a seal check (hold breath and check for leakage)
- Inspect filters regularly during use
- Replace after 40 hours or when odors are detected
Troubleshooting
- Persistent smell: Filter saturated → replace immediately.
- Breathing resistance: Check for moisture or clogging.
- Loose fit: Verify attachment and press firmly.
- Bad taste or odor: Inspect work area and replace filters.
Maintenance
- Store filters dry and away from solvents
- Do not clean with water or compressed air
- Seal filters airtight after use
- Regularly inspect respirator seals
- Use only genuine Colad replacement parts
FAQ
- How do I know when the filter is saturated? – When smells become noticeable or breathing becomes difficult.
- Can I clean the filter? – No, active carbon filters are single-use products.
- How should I store spare filters? – Cool, dry, and airtight.
- What if I exceed 40 hours of use? – The protection efficiency drops significantly.
- Are these filters compatible with other masks? – Only with the Colad 5000 series.
Values based on Colad Technical Data Sheet 5020 and EN 14387:2021
