What is Disposable Face Mask with Earloop Dust Face Mask 3 Ply Non-Woven Face Mask
Price
Min. Order Reference FOB Price
24000 Pieces US$0.11 / Piece
Sepcifications
- Standard EN14683-2019
- Filter Rating Normal, Normal
- Available Times Disposable
- Type Medical Surgical Mask, Face Mask/Apron/Gloves
- Layers 3 Ply
- Style Earloop
- Shape Flat, Earloop
- Sterilization Sterilization
- Age Group Adult
- Color Blue, Blue
- Transport Package Individually OPP Bag, Paper Poly Bag
- Specification 17.5*9.5
- Trademark AI
- Origin China
- Mask Application Radiation Protection Mask
- Mask Type Safe-Type
- Material Non-Woven Fabric, Superfine Fiber
- Packing 100PCS/Box, 20boxes/CTN
- Ethylene Oxide Sterilization Without Ethylene Oxide Sterilization
- Quality Guarantee Period Two Years
- Group Adult
- Logo Printing Ai
Product Description
Product Description Face Masks can be produced as customers own requirements. Product Details 1. Nonwoven Fabric Materials; 2. BFE-99% and BFE-95% available; 3. With easy elastic earloop and nose bar,3 layer pleated design; 4. White/Blue/Green/Yellow/Pink/Yellow available; 5. Highly ...
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