High Quality PPE
We understand that quality matters! We are committed to producing high quality safety equipment right here in the USA. We believe in American ingenuity, workmanship, and manufacturing. Most importantly, we believe in the American spirit. We take pride in our products and our facility. When you purchase PPE from Secure Source America, be reassured that we use the finest, high-quality materials.
When the CDC recommended that people wear masks in public settings to slow the spread of Covid-19, our mission began!
Secure Source America masks are independently tested
Our premium blue 3-ply face masks passed the level 3 condition (the pressure is 160 mmHg) in the ASTM F1862 Standard Test Method for Resistance of Medical Face Masks to Penetration by Synthetic Blood, where level 2 is 120 mmHg, level 1 is 80 mmHg. (the higher the pressure is, the more difficult to pass; higher pressure means better protection, and we reach the highest level). All of our products are manufactured in Lemont, Illinois!
OUR PREMIUM BLUE 3-PLY FACE MASKS |
Used for Daily Protection
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Face-friendly- soft knit
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Ear-friendly- extra-long elastic ear loops to relieve pull/strain
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Nose-friendly- Odorless fabricLung-friendly- Easy to breathe through
FDA Registered
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Three layers of premium non-woven and melt-blown fabric
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High-quality edging to ensure layers stay together
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Solid ear-loop weld so elastic stays attached
100% Made in America
Getting the right employee Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is crucial when your workplace poses potential hazards to your staff. High employee engagement brings high productivity and ensures overall workplace safety.
Along with our premium blue 3-ply face masks, we also produce a heavy duty black 3-ply mask, popular in the restaurant and service industry. No smudgy fingerprints on the nose and no looking like a nurse as you serve margaritas to the table.
Why 3-ply is the Safest Mask
A properly worn three ply surgical mask may help block transmission of large-particle microorganisms from droplets, sprays, splatters, and splashes. The mask may also reduce the likelihood of hand-to-face contact.
The surgical mask’s three-ply layers work as follows:
- The outer layer repels water, blood, and other body fluids.
- The middle layer filters certain pathogens.
- The inner layer absorbs moisture and sweat from exhaled air.
Effective February 2, 2021, masks are required on planes, buses, trains, and other forms of public transportation traveling into, within, or out of the United States and in U.S. transportation hubs such as airports and stations.
