Biological Agents & Chemical Warfare Agents Tear Gas
Product Information
Homeland security respiratory protection for emergency escape.
Clear-hood style with bonded lens and CBRN canister for 15-minute escape protection. Sized for individual fit. Packed securely in easy-open hexagonal storage case for easy group caching. Optional straps attach case to belt and leg or over shoulder.
Features
Hood-style respirator with inside-the-hood self-adjusting cradle-type head straps
NIOSH Approved TC-14G-0276Easily fitted; can be worn by almost anyone
Accommodates long hair, glasses, facial hairUniversal sizing
Minimum of training needed
Easy, quick donning
No external straps to catch on things during escape
Air flows through the canister directly into the nose cup; inlet check-valves maximize filter performance; air exits directly through the exhalation valve
Canister is permanently bonded to the respirator coupling nut for secure connection
Translucent hood design with 1-piece large bonded lens
High-performance laminate hood material resists chemical attack
Secure protection, wearer looks & sounds like self (no nose clip or mouth bit)
Wide field of view for better visibility
Reduces claustrophobia
No noisy (crinkling) problems of cellophane hood, so it’s easy to hear emergency instructions, vehicles, etc., while respirator is in use
Nose cup
Helps reduce lens fogging and carbon dioxide buildup
Allows communication superior to devices that use a mouth bit
Distinctive black polyethylene Hextreme™ hexagonal storage case
Secure, yet easy to open case for immediate use
Hexagonal shape promotes strong but lightweight storage, easy for group caching
Cases nest together. Foil-bagged respirator ensures protection from ambient environment
Respirator packed securely inside case has 5-year shelf life from date of manufacture
Soft, high-stretch rubber neck seal
Conforms to neck contours and irregularities
Easy donningComfortable, yet secure enough to provide a reliable seal
Hair tie
An elastic hair tie allows you to secure your hair before donning the respirator
