Air Pollution Filter Mask | 3D Protective Dust Mask Supplier in Taiwan

DACIAN | Dust Mask Supplier

Our masks can effectively filter harmful pollutants such as car exhaust, industrial emissions and other PM 2.5 particles, allowing you to breathe healthily during your daily commute and other outdoor activities.

These tiny particles can penetrate deep into the lungs and bloodstream, posing serious health risks, including respiratory problems, cardiovascular diseases, and even premature death.

Compared to Activated Carbon Masks

Unlike activated carbon masks, which are ineffective against aerosol particles, DACIAN's air pollution filter masks utilize nanofiber filtration technology to effectively capture these harmful pollutants.

We provide 3 size of 3D air pollution filter masks, M / L / XL
If you feel that the 3D mask is loose, please choose the M size. 
If you think the flat 3D is just right, please choose the L size. 
If you think the flat 3D is too small, please choose the XL size.

-3D Adult XL: about 140 mm X 153 mm (expanded width about 200 mm)
-3D Adult L: about 125 mm X 150 mm (expanded width about 180 mm)
-3D Adult M: approx. 115 mm X 140 mm (expanded width approx. 170 mm)

Expiry Date: indicated in Seal
Storage: Avoid direct sunlight

Q1: I need a mask for riding a scooter or kitchen oil fumes—are activated carbon masks effective? What kind of mask should I use for oil-based particles?

• According to research from Taiwan’s Ministry of Labor, activated carbon masks are not effective at filtering organic solvents. (Watch the video at 3:19 mark)
• You might notice that some activated carbon masks have a strong smell of their own—often stronger than the odors they’re supposed to block. This is a sign that they’re not truly absorbing external pollutants, and they’re also ineffective against oil-based aerosol particles like kitchen fumes or vehicle exhaust. That makes them unsuitable for use as oil-fume protection masks.
• Activated carbon works by adsorbing pollutants from the air, but most carbon masks on the market aren’t vacuum-sealed, so there’s no way to know if the carbon is already saturated before you even open the package.
• Kitchen fumes and vehicle exhaust contain aerosol particles, not just gases—and ordinary activated carbon masks can’t effectively filter these aerosols.
• The Dacian High Protection Mask uses a nanofilm filter that blocks aerosol particles, including those found in oil fumes and exhaust, making it a suitable choice for this kind of protection.
• You can choose either the Kitchen Oil Fume model or the Chemical Aerosol model, both of which offer comprehensive protection in oily or polluted environments.

Q2: How to Clean the Mask?

• The :dc air pollution filter mask uses a microporous filter as the filtration material, which is water-resistant and alcohol-resistant, allowing for washing and disinfection for reuse. Washing does not reduce its filtration effectiveness, maintaining its protective power over time.
• Conversely, the filtration effectiveness of typical electrostatically charged melt-blown filter masks decreases in humid conditions, making it difficult for consumers to determine how much protection the mask still provides.
• While the :dc PM2.5 filter mask can be washed for cleanliness, it's still advisable to replace it regularly for optimal hygiene and comfort. If the mask is damaged or heavily contaminated, please replace it immediately.
• You can rinsing by clean water, or spray by 95% alcohol.