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The Tactical Air-Purifying Respirator (TAPR®) is the first EN-140 certified half-face tactical mask specifically designed for special operations, security actions, and rescue teams. Originally developed to suit the needs of the Czech Special Forces, the TAPR is designed to provide flexible, versatile protection for even the most challenging tactical situations.
Today’s special forces and elite law enforcement professionals face an unprecedented range of threats in the field.
And compromising tactical effectiveness for protection simply isn’t an option.
The TAPR is a modular half-face tactical respirator platform that can be configured to integrate with most popular helmet systems and communications gear. It’s engineered for rapid deployment and reliable protection while preserving combat readiness and freedom of movement.
Designed to integrate seamlessly into your plate carrier, battle belt, or rig with the included pouch, the TAPR is often the best practical protection you can carry against a range of lethal and nonlethal threats.
The TAPR was specifically designed to help top operators tackle dynamic, real-life threats. With years of deployment and active combat use, the TAPR tactical respirator is a top choice among military professionals.
The standard TAPR Tactical Mask Kit comes with the following:
Made from silicone rubber for comfort, it has two exhalation ports and a central 40-mm NATO threaded filter connector.
Along with the basic accessories that come with the TAPR tactical respirator kit, several additional accessories are available to expand functionality:
Make your mask comms-ready with an integrated microphone that’s compatible with Peltor and Ops-Core headsets.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Half-face masks do not provide sufficient protection from CBRN threats, and the TAPR was NOT designed for prolonged exposure to unknown environments, blister agents, or toxic industrial chemicals.
Weight: 120 g
Size: Universal Fit
Filter Connection: EN 148-1, NATO STANAG 4155, 40×1/7“
Facepiece Material: Silicone rubber
Color: Black
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Inhalation Resistance:
30 l/min flow rate max. 15 Pa
160 l/min flow rate max. 135 Pa
The TAPR military half-face tactical respirator must be stored in a dark, cool, and dust-free location that’s free from sudden temperature changes. The storage room should be ventilated regularly. Temperatures may vary between 5°C and 25°C with relative humidity up to 65%. Full-face gas masks must not be exposed to radiant heat or sunshine. Fuels, solvents, lubricants, and other inflammable substances, including chemicals, must not be stored with masks. Moreover, there must not be any electrical machines or appliances that produce sparks or discharges during operation (ozone creation).
Avoid deformation of the rubber parts of the facepiece and internal CBRN gas mask during storage.
| Color | Type Classification | Application | Unit Weight (Kg/m) | P-CAN | P3 | DOTpro 320 | ||||
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| Efective? | Capacity | Efective? | Capacity | Efective | Capacity | Efective | Capacity | |||
| A | Organic gases & Vapours-boiling point > 65°C (A) | CHECK | 37 min @ 5000ppm | CHECK | CHECK | 17.5 3.5 mg/dm3 | ||||
| B | Inorganic gases and Vapours (not CO), i.e chlorine, H2S, HCN, etc. (B) | CHECK | >30 min @ 1000ppm | CHECK | 5.6 mg/dm3 | |||||
| E | Acid gases | CHECK | >30 min @ 1000ppm | CHECK | 15.0 mg/dm3 | |||||
| K | Ammonia and organic derivatives | CHECK | >60 min @ 1000ppm | CHECK | 3.5 mg/dm3 | |||||
| SX | CHECK | |||||||||
| NO (+P3) | Nitrogen oxides e.g NO, NO2, Nox | CHECK | ||||||||
| Hg (+P3) | Mercury vapours | |||||||||
| CO*C | Carbon monoxide | |||||||||
| P3 | Particles | CHECK | >99.99% | CHECK | >99.99% | CHECK | 20 ± 5 mg/m3 | CHECK | (P3) | |
| R | Reusable | CHECK | CHECK | CHECK | 20 ± 5 mg/m3 | CHECK | ||||
| D | Dolomite test (for clogging) | CHECK | CHECK | CHECK |
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What are the dimensions of the carrying case?
The dimensions of the TAPR's carrying case are 14"L x 12"W x 4"H.
Will the M-LOK Adapter be compatible with Team Wendy helmets?
Yes, we've launched a newer version of the M-LOK Adapter Set which will have new nuts and bolts that will make it compatible with Team Wendy helmets.
Will this protect against smoke? For example, civilian response into a burning building.
Considering this is a half-face respirator, you'd still risk exposure to smoke and various burning chemicals during fires. For smoke-escape situations, we'd highly recommend our full-face respirators over the TAPR. Just to touch on the subject of what happens during fires: (1) Smoke particles are released. (2) Gases are released as things burn. (3) If you get caught in an oxygen-deprived area, carbon monoxide can form. A P3 filter will work to filter out smoke particles. However, it will not filter the gases that are released when things burn. For that, we recommend a multi-gas filter (like the NBC-77 SOF) that covers many types of gases, as it is unclear what gases you would be exposed to considering the variables. If you are looking for added protection from particles, gases, and carbon monoxide, we suggest using a CO + CBRN filter combo. Please note, however, that carbon monoxide is highly toxic, and smoke escape filters are only rated for 15 minutes of CO conversion (they convert CO into CO2, allowing you to breathe it out). An SCBA system is absolutely your best bet for fires. However, due to the expense and learning curve on how to use it, they aren’t practical for non-professional users.
Will the TAPR protect me from lead inhalation at the shooting range?
Yes, it will. This is one of the most practical applications of the TAPR for anyone who likes to shoot.
Is this the right mask for me?
The TAPR was developed for military and police use, but it’s a great choice for both tactical and non-tactical situations. It can be paired with a variety of filters to customize it for each situation. It’s also a cost-effective alternative to P100 masks for those in the medical/scientific professions. You can use it like you would any other respirator, but the filtration element is replaceable.
What kind of protection does a TAPR half-mask offer?
So long as you could maintain a good seal, the type of contaminants you can filter would depend on the type of filter you’re using. As part of this release, we are also releasing three new compact filters for lower weight. This includes the ParticleMax P3 Compact (particulate filter), the P-CAN Compact (made for riot control gases), and the NBC-17 SOF (a lightweight CBRN filter). We have agency partners in the Czech Republic that actively use the TAPR (coupled with goggles and the P-CAN filter) for riot control gases, and it works really well. For filtering anything beyond that, many factors come into play that determines if a half-face mask like the TAPR would work for that particular threat. For example…is it a blister agent? If so, the TAPR will not work as it’s made of silicone rubber for extended comfort (most CBRN masks are made from butyl rubber due to their chemical resistance). Would the threat absorb into the eyes in vapor form? If so, tactical goggles will not work as most have a sponge-like layer around them that’s only meant to keep out particulates while keeping it breathable. So the answer here is similar to all CBRN-related answers…it depends on many factors.
Can you mount the filter on any of the 3 ports available?
Yes, all 3 ports are threaded for standard 40mm NATO and should fit any of the filters available on our website. Do exercise caution when switching the Exhalation Valve Covers to different ports, as we cannot guarantee that you will be able to do it correctly on your own.
For different port configurations that are pre-installed at the factory, we recommend adding the Right-Handed TAPR Body or Left-Handed TAPR Body to your kit as well.
So my question is, with the price line being similar to the CM-7M, what are the pros and cons going to be? I expect a few of the obvious ones, but I wonder which of these would be better for the concerned citizens.
The biggest pro to the TAPR is that it's small, lightweight, and takes 40mm NATO threaded filters. It's more practical for Every-Day Carry (EDC) than a full-face respirator, considering it can pack away easily into a purse or backpack.
Another big pro is compatibility with helmet systems, making it more comfortable to use while at the shooting range. Lead inhalation is a big concern for frequent shooters, and we want to normalize respirator use during training. Beyond respiratory protection, there is the added benefit of simulating combat conditions during training considering added breathing resistance.
At the end of the day, the best mask is the one you have on you when an emergency happens. The TAPR was designed to travel with you wherever you go.
Can it be worn without a helmet
The TAPR does come with a custom mesh head harness for standalone use.
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United KingdomFits comfortable but one strap no matter which way its threaded through it comes loose so i had to put a stich in it to secure it otherwise a good mask.
Taiwanreally useful it help me clean something normally need higher filtering and is light weight doesn't cost sore neck
ItalyFinally some high quality safety masks available to civilians like me. Keep up the great work!
