Mask project in collaboration with the Singapore government.
*** Project completed and masks fully distributed. ***
** Mask is no longer in production and developed into reusable version (See SMedLife Reusable Face Mask). **
SMedLife Single-use Face Mask - Child
Materials information
Mask Component
Function
Inner layer (face side)
Absorption of body fluid expelled by wearer
Middle layer
Filtration
Outer layer
Repel water
Elastic band
Ear loop
EN 14683:2014 Medical face masks - Requirements and test methods
- Type I Medical Face Masks - Used for patients in order to reduce the risk of the spread of infections, particularly in epidemic or pandemic situations.
- Type II Medical Face Masks - Are principally intended for use by healthcare professionals in an operating room or other medical settings with similar requirements. Type II is further divided according to whether or not the mask is splash resistant. The 'R' signifies splash resistance.
- Type IIR Surgical Mask - When tested in accordance with ISO 22609:2004 the resistance of the medical face mask to penetration of splashes of liquid
PERFORMANCE DATA
Description
Standards
Compliance
Bacterial Filtration Efficiency (BFE)
ASTM F2101-19
≥ 95% efficiency of filtration
Differential Pressure (DeltaP)
EN 14683:2014
Pressure difference of < 29.4 Pa/cm2 (4 mmH2O/cm2)
Microbial Cleanliness
ISO 11737-1:2018
≤ 30 cfu/g
TECHNICAL DATA
Material
Polyester / Polypropylene
Colour
White
Sizes
Child
Packaging
Bag
Country Of Origin
Singapore
BARCODES
Item
Bag
Quantity
SML-003
1
10 pieces
SML-004
1
10 pieces
Manufactured and packaged in an ISO 8 (Class 100,000) Cleanroom.
Comply EN 14683 Medical Face Masks Requirements and test methods standard for Type I mask.
TUV SUD Test Report: 7191232795-CHM20-01-RC, date: 12 Mar 2020, Bacterial Filtration Efficiency BFE%≥ 95%.
HSA Class A Medical Device- Medical Face Mask, Dealer’s (Manufacturer) license number ES0500854.
Important note:
- *The Medical Face Mask Type I is intended to be worn by patients and other persons to reduce the risk of spread of infections, particularly in epidemic and pandemic situations. It is not intended for use by healthcare professionals in an operating room or in other medical settings with similar requirements.