Collection: PAPR Systems & Powered Air-Purifying Respirators

Compare powered air-purifying respirator (PAPR) systems by the hazard, headgear and kit components needed for your work. A PAPR uses a battery-powered blower to move surrounding air through the appropriate filter or cartridge and deliver it to the wearer's facepiece, hood or helmet.

Find a PAPR kit by system family

• 3M Versaflo TR-300N+: compare the Easy Clean kit and Heavy Industry kit. The TR-300 family is for particulate filtration, not gas or vapor protection.
• 3M Versaflo TR-600: review the Easy Clean kit and Heavy Industry kit. This family offers filter and cartridge options for specific particulate, gas and vapor hazards; protection depends on the selected approved configuration.
• 3M Versaflo TR-800: review the Heavy Industry kit and its model-specific blower, battery and certification details when your workplace requires intrinsically safe equipment.

Check headgear and what comes in the kit

Compare the supplied hood or helmet, breathing tube, blower, battery, charger and filter or cartridge on each listing. Kit names do not make components interchangeable across systems. Match replacement parts to the exact model and the manufacturer's approved assembly.

Selection should follow your workplace hazard assessment and respiratory protection program. Tight-fitting PAPRs require fit testing; loose-fitting designs have different fit requirements. A particulate filter does not provide gas or vapor protection, and air-purifying respirators do not supply oxygen. Confirm the required configuration before ordering.