Kanti Enterprises

Purpose: This layer is typically designed to block large particles and liquids from getting into the mask. It's hydrophobic, meaning it resists water and can help keep moisture away from the wearer’s face.

Material: It’s often made of a melt-blown fabric that’s designed to filter airborne particles.

Purpose: This is the critical layer for filtration. It can filter out fine particles, such as bacteria and viruses. This layer is responsible for the mask's primary protective feature.

Material: The melt-blown fabric is made of synthetic fibers that are randomly arranged, which increases the mask's filtering efficiency.

Purpose: The inner layer is in contact with the wearer’s skin and is usually designed to be soft and comfortable. It helps absorb moisture, such as sweat or breath vapor, and provides additional protection.

Material: This layer is also made of non-woven fabric, which is breathable and comfortable for long wear.

Breathability: Despite its three layers, the design ensures adequate airflow while still offering protection.

Comfort: Soft, non-irritating material for extended wear.

Cost-effective: Relatively inexpensive, making them widely available for daily use.

Disposable: These are generally designed for single use and should be disposed of after wearing.