3M 2097 P100 Nuisance Level Organic Vapors & Ozone Protection Filters deliver NIOSH P100 (99.97%) particulate filtration combined with added relief from nuisance-level organic vapors and ozone — making them a practical choice for jewelry studios, metalsmithing shops, and general bench work where fine dusts, metal fumes, and low-level chemical odors are a concern. The low-profile "pancake" design connects via 3M's bayonet-style interface for fast, tool-free installation and removal.
Features
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P100 efficiency: Filters 99.97% of oil and non-oil-based airborne particulates, meeting NIOSH P100 standards.
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Nuisance OV relief: Helps reduce odors from organic vapors present below applicable occupational exposure limits.
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Ozone protection: 3M recommends use up to 10× the OSHA PEL for ozone — consult the 3M Article Information Sheet (AIS) for full guidance.
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Metal fume performance: Suitable for fumes generated during welding, brazing, and cutting operations.
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Low-profile design: Lightweight "pancake" form factor reduces bulk and improves comfort during extended wear.
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Bayonet connection: Tool-free, quick on/off attachment compatible with 3M bayonet-style facepieces.
Specifications
| Filter Model |
3M 2097 |
| Filtration Rating |
NIOSH P100 — 99.97% efficiency |
| Additional Protection |
Nuisance-level organic vapors; ozone up to 10× OSHA PEL (3M recommendation) |
| Connection Type |
Bayonet-style |
| Pack Quantity |
1 pair (2 filters) |
What's Included
- 1 pair (2 filters) of 3M 2097 P100 Nuisance OV/Ozone filters
Compatibility
- Designed for use with 3M 7500 Series half-face respirators.
- Also compatible with many other 3M bayonet-connection facepieces — confirm fit with your specific model's user instructions before use.
Notes
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Do not use for gases or vapors at or above the OSHA PEL (or stricter applicable limits) without appropriate approved chemical cartridges.
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Do not use for paint spraying or operations emitting harmful vapors without proper chemical cartridges, or for sandblasting.
- Suitable for particulate hazards including mineral dusts (e.g., coal, iron ore, flour, cotton), solid aerosols, liquid/oil-based particles from sprays (where harmful vapors are not also present), and asbestos when used per regulatory guidance.
- Filters are classified as "articles" — a traditional SDS is typically not issued. Refer to the 3M Article Information Sheet (AIS) for the 2097 for full safety, fit testing, seal check, and change-out schedule guidance.
