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CBRN Gas Mask Filter NBC-77 SOF 40mm Thread - 20 Year Shelf Life

  • Regular price $79.99
The NBC-77 SOF 40mm Gas Mask Filter is a premium CBRN-rated filter designed for military, law enforcement, and emergency preparedness. Engineered to provide top-tier protection against toxic industrial chemicals, radioactive particles, and biological threats, it boasts a 20-year shelf life, ensuring long-term reliability. Compatible with 40mm NATO-threaded respirators, this filter is a must-have for serious safety professionals.

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CBRN Gas Mask Filter NBC-77 SOF 40mm Thread - 20 Year Shelf Life

$79.99
Elite Filtration for Extreme Threats

Reliable Protection
Against CBRN Hazaards

The MIRA Safety NBC-77 SOF 40mm Gas Mask Filter delivers military-grade protection against chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear threats. Designed for superior filtration and long-lasting performance, this advanced filter meets strict NATO standards and fits all 40mm gas masks. Whether for emergency preparedness or professional use, the NBC-77 SOF ensures clean, breathable air when you need it most.

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The NBC-77 SOF filter is CBRN-rated, offering protection against chemical warfare agents (CWA), biological threats, radioactive particles, and toxic industrial chemicals (TICs).

Yes, it features a universal 40mm NATO threading (EN 148-1), making it compatible with most professional-grade gas masks used by military, law enforcement, and emergency responders.

Under standard testing conditions, the filter provides over 6 hours of protection against blister agents. The actual duration depends on contaminant concentration, environmental conditions, and breathing rate.

When stored correctly, the sealed filter has a 20-year shelf life, ensuring long-term reliability. The expiration date is marked on the filter label and should be checked before use.

No, once the filter has been used and exposed to contaminated air, it cannot be cleaned, regenerated, or reused. It should be discarded after significant exposure or when breathing resistance increases.

Store unopened filters in a cool, dry place at:

  • Ideal Temperature Range: -5°C to +30°C (23°F to 86°F)
  • Relative Humidity: Below 80%Sealed filters can also tolerate -30°C to +50°C (-22°F to 122°F) with RH below 95%. Keep filters away from direct sunlight, chemicals, and moisture.

No, this is a filter-only system and does not supply oxygen. It should not be used in low-oxygen environments such as confined spaces without proper ventilation.

The NBC-77 SOF filter meets EN 14387:2004 + A1:2008 European safety standards and other military-grade protection requirements.

Replace your filter if:

  • It has reached its expiration date.
  • You experience increased breathing resistance.
  • The filter has been exposed to high concentrations of hazardous substances.

Yes, the NBC-77 SOF filter provides effective protection against riot control agents like CS (tear gas), CN gas, and OC (pepper spray).

Yes, the NBC-77 SOF filter is designed to block radioactive particles and airborne nuclear contaminants. However, it does not protect against radiation exposure from direct contact, ingestion, or gamma radiation.

Yes, it is effective against toxic industrial chemicals (TICs) and is used by HAZMAT teams, laboratory personnel, and emergency responders for hazardous material protection.

Used filters are classified as special refuse and must be disposed of according to local hazardous waste regulations. Never attempt to clean the filter with compressed air or water.

Yes, it features high-efficiency activated carbon and HEPA filtration media, ensuring maximum adsorption of harmful gases and particles.

Yes, unopened filters can usually be transported in checked or carry-on luggage, but airline and country-specific regulations vary. Always check with local authorities before traveling.

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