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Innovator develops a reusable mask with an interchangeable filter

Shared by sara.di.fabio@p... on 2020-04-07 15:23

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Giovanni Becchina, developed a prototype of a reusable mask with an interchangeable filter to fight the shortage of protective gears during the Covid19 pandemic.

The mask can be washed in water and 5% bleach. The filter used is a 3M 5953 P3 or 3M 5n1, certified with the filtering percentage equal to 95%.
The mask is made up of three parts: filter, mask with valves, soft part. Giovanni explains how each part must be printed to obtain for a better outcome. He also gives instructions on how to assemble the components and how to test the prototype.

Instructions and more information: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4247151/files
https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-3d-mask-system-n95-covid-1...

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Giovanni Becchina, from Italy, developed a prototype of a reusable mask with an interchangeable filter and shared the details online to allow people to 3D print their masks.

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