PAPR PARTS INTELLIGENCE — FIELD REFERENCE EN 12941 · NIOSH 42 CFR 84 · AS/NZS 1716
PAPR PARTS INTELLIGENCE

SEC 09 // IDENTIFY

Which Speedglas do I have?

Ownership information, not safety advice. Does not replace training or a workplace RPE assessment.

Find a documented helmet spare from the exact model on your label, the part you need and your region. Start below; appearance alone cannot confirm a model or approved configuration.

SEC 09A // HELMET-SIDE PARTS

Find a documented helmet-side spare

Choose the exact label, region and component. A result is a manufacturer-listed record, not a compatibility approval or current-stock claim.

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Choose the part category

Choose a picture or use the component list above. The result will show the exact manufacturer name.

Browse the documented record table

Use this source table to identify a record. Interactive label confirmation requires JavaScript.

ModelRegionComponentPartPackVerified
Speedglas G5-01UKHeadgear / suspension613200Not verified2026-09-14
Speedglas G5-01UKClear grinding visor613000Not verified2026-09-14
Speedglas G5-01UKOuter protection plate526000Not verified2026-09-14
Speedglas G5-01UKFace seal614000Not verified2026-09-14
Speedglas G5-01USBack ratchet46-0400-54Not verified2026-09-14
Speedglas G5-01USPivot mechanism / knobs46-0400-58Not verified2026-09-14
Speedglas G5-01USInner protection plate06-0200-305 per bag2026-09-14
Speedglas G5-03 Pro AirUKHeadgear / suspension613200Not verified2026-09-14
Speedglas G5-03 Pro AirUKPivot mechanism / knobs616002Not verified2026-09-14
Speedglas G5-03 Pro AirUKFace seal614000Not verified2026-09-14
Speedglas G5-03 Pro AirUSBack ratchet46-0400-54Not verified2026-09-14
Speedglas G5-03 Pro AirUSOuter protection plate06-0200-5110 per bag2026-09-14
Speedglas G5-03 Pro AirUSInner protection plate06-0200-305 per bag2026-09-14
Speedglas G5-03 ProUKHeadgear / suspension613200Not verified2026-09-14
Speedglas G5-03 ProUKPivot mechanism / knobs616002Not verified2026-09-14
Speedglas G5-03 ProUKOuter protection plate52600010 per package2026-09-14
Speedglas 9100 AirUKPivot mechanism / knobs536000Not verified2026-09-14
Speedglas 9100 AirUKFace seal534100Not verified2026-09-14
Speedglas 9100 FX-AirUKClear grinding visor5230005 per package2026-09-14
Speedglas 9100 FX-AirUKFace seal534000Not verified2026-09-14
Speedglas 9100 FX-AirUSHeadgear / suspension06-0400-51Not verified2026-09-14
Speedglas 9100 FX-AirUSBack ratchet06-0400-54Not verified2026-09-14
Speedglas 9100 FX-AirUSPivot mechanism / knobs06-0400-52Not verified2026-09-14
Speedglas 9100 MPUKPivot mechanism / knobs197151Not verified2026-09-14
Speedglas 9100 MPUKClear grinding visor5230005 per package2026-09-14
Speedglas 9100 MPUKFace seal534200Not verified2026-09-14
Speedglas 9100 MPUSHeadgear / suspensionM-350Not verified2026-09-14
Speedglas 9100 MPUSBack ratchet06-0400-54Not verified2026-09-14
Speedglas 9100 MPUSOuter protection plate06-0200-5110 per case2026-09-14

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FIELD REFERENCE // LABELS

Find your equipment labels

Read the wording on your own equipment. These are label categories, not diagrams of where a label sits.

  1. 01

    Exact model name

    Match the full helmet label to the finder choice. Appearance and a TH class do not identify a model.

  2. 02

    Approval label

    Use it with the instructions to check the documented complete configuration. A TH class alone is not a model identifier.

  3. 03

    Battery part number

    Read the number printed on the battery pack. Regional and generation-specific part numbers can differ.

Use the exact wording, region and source date before treating a record as a match.

TH2/TH3 classes describe documented equipment combinations. They are not unique model identifiers; use the exact helmet label for the finder.

Speedglas 9100-Air Current

Documentation context — does not confirm identity

  • Listed as EN 12941 TH2 in the cited headtop/filter combination table. A TH class alone does not identify the helmet model.
  • Of the four current EMEA breathing tubes, only the silencer/QRS tube (83 40 09) is ticked across particulate, A1B1E1, and A2 gas filters in the datasheet's compatibility matrix for this headtop — the self-adjusting, heavy-duty rubber, and long tubes (83 40 16/17/19) are ticked for the particulate filter only.

Adflo blower-side parts and configuration evidence →

Speedglas 9100 FX-Air Current

Our local EMEA datasheet's breathing-tube and TH2/TH3 compatibility tables list "9100 Air" as a column but don't separately break out "9100 FX-Air" — we haven't asserted a TH class or tube-by-tube result for FX-Air specifically, only the grouping above; treat as needs-verification until confirmed against the FX-Air's own headtop documentation.

Documentation context — does not confirm identity

  • 3M's Adflo user instructions list the 9100 FX-Air alongside the 9100 Air, 9100 MP, and M-series headgear as permitted to use the sound-dampening SG-50W breathing tube. The manual's separate, mandatory requirement to use the SG-50W tube with an HE filter + OV/AG cartridge combination names only the 9100 Air and 9100 MP welding helmets — not the 9100 FX-Air.

Adflo blower-side parts and configuration evidence →

Speedglas 9100 MP Current

Documentation context — does not confirm identity

  • Listed as EN 12941 TH3 in the cited headtop/filter combination table. Use the exact model label; this class is not unique to 9100 MP.
  • One of only two headtops (with the 9100-Air) that the user instructions' mandatory clause names as requiring the SG-50W tube for the HE filter + OV/AG cartridge combination — the 9100 FX-Air appears only on the separate permitted-use list for that tube.

Adflo blower-side parts and configuration evidence →

Speedglas G5-01 Current

Documentation context — does not confirm identity

  • Classified EN 12941 TH3 in 3M's own headtop/filter compatibility table.
  • Of the four current EMEA breathing tubes, only the silencer/QRS tube (83 40 09) is ticked across particulate, A1B1E1, and A2 gas filters in the datasheet's compatibility matrix for this headtop — the self-adjusting, heavy-duty rubber, and long tubes (83 40 16/17/19) are ticked for the particulate filter only, the same pattern as 9100-Air and 9100 MP.

Adflo blower-side parts and configuration evidence →

Speedglas G5-03 Pro Air Current

Documentation context — does not confirm identity

  • The only headtop in 3M's compatibility table whose TH class changes with the filter fitted: TH3 with the particulate filter, TH2 with an A1B1E1/A2 gas filter — the datasheet itself flags that "for certain products the TH2/TH3 classification may depend upon the filters used with the helmet/headtop."
  • The only headtop/filter combination the datasheet marks incompatible with the silencer/QRS breathing tube (83 40 09) is G5-03 Pro Air fitted with the particulate (TH3) filter — for that specific configuration, one of the particulate-only tubes is used instead.

Adflo blower-side parts and configuration evidence →

Speedglas 9000 / 9002 with Fresh-air C or legacy Adflo Discontinued

Documentation context — does not confirm identity

  • Uses 3M's older two-digit-block part numbering (e.g. 44 66 xx / 46 66 xx for the Adflo-equipped shield, 44 88 xx / 46 88 xx for the Fresh-air C-equipped shield) rather than the current 83xxxx Adflo numbering.
  • If Adflo-equipped, the battery is marked "83 76 20" (standard) or "83 76 21" (Heavy-Duty) — the legacy NiMH-era pack, per the catalogue and our supersession record — not the current Li-ion packs (837630/837631 EMEA, 35-1099-07 US).
  • If Fresh-air C-equipped, there's no battery or blower at all: air is supplied by hose from a regulator/filtration unit (the catalogue's 85 20/21-series parts), not a belt-mounted PAPR.

Legacy helmet-side identification and parts guide →

Adflo blower generation: NiMH-era vs Li-ion Current

Not a headtop — this entry helps you tell which generation of Adflo blower/battery you're running, since the blower itself carries no model name.

Documentation context — does not confirm identity

  • Legacy NiMH-era pack: battery marked "83 76 20" (standard) or "83 76 21" (Heavy-Duty), pairing with charger "83 31 01" or 6-position charge device "83 32 06" — discontinued and superseded.
  • Current Li-ion pack: battery marked "83 76 30" (EMEA standard), "83 76 31" (EMEA Heavy-Duty), or "35-1099-07" (US) — pairing with charger "83 31 11" (EMEA) or "35-0099-08" (US). Do not mix generations of battery and charger.

Adflo blower-side parts and configuration evidence →

Still unsure which listed part you need?

For product availability or help locating a documented part, contact the store for your region and include the label's model or part number. A store enquiry cannot approve an undocumented combination; use the applicable 3M approval label and user instructions for that decision.

Disclosure: PAPR Parts, The Face Mask Store and USA Face Mask Store are operated by the same owner. These are commercial contact routes, shown separately from the compatibility evidence above.

Sources

Evidence — dated sources
  1. [01] multimedia.3m.com manufacturer manual Breathing-tube compatibility matrix and EN 12941 TH2/TH3 classification-by-headtop table (p.4), including the "TH2/TH3 classification may depend upon the filters used" note; Spare Parts, Accessories, and Consumables table (pp.4–5). 3M official EMEA Adflo Technical Datasheet, October 2024. Archived in repo: sources/3m-adflo-emea-technical-datasheet-oct2024.pdf. 2026-07-13
  2. [02] multimedia.3m.com manufacturer manual SG-50W breathing-tube requirement note grouping "9100 Air, 9100 FX Air, 9100 MP and M-series headgear" (p.5, p.12). Archived in repo: sources/3m-adflo-user-instructions-aug2025.pdf. 2026-07-13
  3. [03] kemi.is manufacturer manual "Speedglas 9000 Welding Shield with Adflo respirator protection" and "with Fresh-air C System" pages (pp.39–40), showing the legacy part-number families, the separate Adflo unit and belt, and the legacy 83 76 20/83 76 21 battery listing. Official 3M Speedglas catalogue parts list (period document). Archived in repo: sources/3m-speedglas-catalogue-partslist-legacy.pdf. 2026-07-13

Updated 2026-09-14

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