Honeywell P100 Filters | 5400 5500 7600 7700 Series
Honeywell North 7580P100 particulate filters are replacement filters for approved North half-mask and full-face respirators. The compact, housed design provides P100 filtration for oil and non-oil particulate aerosols. Each pack contains two filters, forming one replacement pair; the respirator is sold separately.
For maintenance departments and industrial purchasing teams, matching the exact filter number helps prevent confusion with flexible pancake filters or combination gas cartridges. The 7580P100 is a particulate-only model and does not remove gases or vapors.
Quick Buying Details
Honeywell North / 7580P100
S7580P100
P100
Compact housed particulate filter
2 filters / 1 pair
Oil and non-oil particulates
Key Features
- P100 filtration with at least 99.97% efficiency under NIOSH test conditions.
- Compact profile for use with compatible respiratory protection equipment.
- Replacement pair for approved North respirator assemblies.
- Manufacturer approval label identifies permitted configurations and limitations.
Common Uses & Applications
- Grinding and sanding with assessed particulate exposure.
- Dust-producing manufacturing and maintenance tasks.
- Welding particulate filtration where the selected assembly is suitable.
Evaluate the entire exposure. Welding gases, solvent vapors and oxygen deficiency require protection beyond a particulate filter.
Respirator Compatibility
North 5400, 5500, 7600, 7700, RU6500 and RU8500 configurations are listed in the manufacturer documentation. Verify the exact facepiece and all components against the approval label before use. Do not assume compatibility with another brand or every Honeywell respirator.
For a flexible alternative, see the Honeywell North 75FFP100 pancake filters. The difference is filter design, not a blanket restriction to 5500/7700 masks. Check clearance with helmets, eyewear and face shields without disturbing the respirator seal.
P100 Classification and Safety Requirements
The NIOSH P100 classification identifies an oil-proof particulate filter with at least 99.97% filtration efficiency under test conditions. That percentage is not a guarantee of wearer protection; fit and correct use remain essential.
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134 requires appropriate selection, medical evaluation, fit testing, training and a written program for required workplace respirator use. These filters do not supply oxygen and must not be used in oxygen-deficient, unknown or immediately dangerous to life or health atmospheres.
Manufacturer Documents
FAQ
Does 7580P100 protect against paint vapors?
No. Select an approved gas/vapor cartridge or combination assembly appropriate to the identified chemicals.
Can these filters be washed?
No. Follow manufacturer replacement instructions; do not wash or attempt to restore used filter media.
When should the filters be replaced?
Follow manufacturer instructions and your workplace program. Leave the exposure area if breathing becomes difficult or the filters are damaged, then replace them as required.
