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MSA Compressed Airline
Breathing Apparatus
Various Applications
MSA compressed airline breathing apparatus
function independent from the ambient
atmosphere. They can be used in all places
where the ambient air is not breathable
because of contaminants or oxygen deficiency
and where filtering devices do not provide
sufficient protection.
With the lightweight design and the unlimited
time of compressed air supply from a compressed
air line system, resp. a compressor, or a
limited time of compressed air supply from a
cascade cylinder, they are used for a multitude
of applications in industry and mining.
The following are some examples:
Long duration work that is restricted to a
location, e.g. on construction sites, handicraft
work, agriculture and for repair and
maintenance work of tanks and containers in
industry
In underground and surface mining
In all situations where a compressed air
breathing apparatus would encumber
the user because of the tight work space or
where small entry ports do not permit
carrying an apparatus on the back
For paint spray in handicraft work and
industry
For sandblast work in shipping, high rise and
underground construction industry
Design and Functioning
The MSA compressed airline
breathing apparatus consists of
a facepiece that is connected to a
compressed air supply by a compressed
airline. The facepiece can
be a hood or a full face mask with
a lung governed demand valve.
The lung governed demand valves
supply only so much air as is
required during inhalation. Thus,
the air consumption is economical
which makes it especially suitable
for cascade cylinders. The connection
between the lung governed
demand valve and the air source is
a connector or change-over valve
[emergency air supply] that is
fixed to the waist belt.
This prevents tensile force being
transmitted to the facepiece.
With hoods the air flow is regulated
with a pressure control. This
permits individual adjustment of
the constant air flow from the
air source to the hood as required.
By fixing the control to the waist
belt, this prevents tensile force
being transmitted to the facepiece.
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The Advantages at a Glance
Suitable for long-duration work through continual air
supply [e.g. compressed airline system]
Large selection of facepieces such as hoods and full face
masks with lung governed demand valves
Many combinations possible through modular design
of range
Great freedom of movement through sufficiently long
air supply lines
Range is suitable for special applications, e.g. sandblast
work
Comprehensive accessories available, e.g. compressed
air filters
Additional safety for the worker through emergency
air supply
Different warning signals in case of insufficient air
supply, resp. when air is taken from the emergency air
supply
Possibility to connect a compressed air tool to the
automatic change-over valve when air is taken from the
primary air source
Possibility to connect two apparatus users to the air
distribution piece
Data Sheet
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Please note - Product designs and specifications are subject to change without notice. The user is responsible for determining the suitability of this product.
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