Simplified N95 and elastomeric fit testing: AeroFit
Powered by advanced CNC technology, AeroFit delivers precise fit tests for N95 and elastomeric respirators in less time, so you can focus on what matters most—protecting your team.
Fit test N95s and elastomeric respirators.
Accurate particle count control for consistent testing environments.
Interactive touch screen with preloaded respirator lists.
Connects to OHD’s cloud-based compliance software.
AeroFit leverages the power of CNC technology
Perform OSHA & ISO
Approved Fit Tests
OSHA Compliance
Condensation Nuclei Counting (CNC), the technology that powers the AeroFit, is accepted by OHSA and appears in the Federal Regulations governing fit testing [29 CFR 1910.134].
ISO Compliance
Condensation Nuclei Counting (CNC), the technology that powers the AeroFit, is accepted by ISO and appears in the International Regulations governing fit testing [16975-3].
Automated Daily Verification
Streamline daily verification with smart respirator selection and a built-in zero port.
Preloaded Respirator Lists
Select respirators from AeroFit’s comprehensive list to pair them with the appropriate technology and protocol.
Logic Cloud Integration
Connect to OHD’s cloud-based compliance software to simplify fit test compliance tracking.
Quick Setup
Start testing quickly with a simple configuration process and guided respirator selection.
Cordless Freedom
Rechargeable battery packs provide hours of testing power, whether you’re in the field or at the office.
Interactive Color Touch Screen
Test subjects are guided through the process with animations and instructions.
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AeroFit is engineered to make fit testing easier and faster for all respirators, including disposable N95s and elastomeric respirators.
Mask Adapters Available
Frequently Asked Questions
Condensation Nuclei Counting (CNC) uses airborne particles as the challenge agent. With the AeroFit, fit factor is measured by comparing the concentration of particles inside the respirator to the concentration of particles outside the respirator. A total fit factor calculation is used to determine the overall fit factor of the respirator on the test subject.
The amount of records the QuantiFit2 and the AeroFit can hold is virtually unlimited from a practical standpoint. The internal storage should allow hundreds of thousands to millions of test records to be stored.
The HP 200 and HP 250 mobile printers work with AeroFit. You can click the link here to see a full list of printers.
OSHA Fast Fit Protocol, OSHA Standard, CSA Original, CSA Modified, HSE INDG 479, ISO 16975-3, ANSI/ASTM Z88.10.