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APOLLO 60 HP SUPPLIED-AIR RESPIRATOR

9.4.2

Separate the Velcro tabs on the back of the cape.

See Figure 5.

9.4.3

Slide the ends of the cape to the notch. Continue

sliding one end of the cape out of the groove until the entire
cape is detached from the helmet.

9.4.4

To install the cape, separate the Velcro tabs on the

cape and slide one end into the groove on the bottom edge
of the cape attachment strap at the point where the groove
is notched. Continue sliding the cape around the bottom of
the helmet until the entire cape is completely into the
groove. NOTE! Spraying a non-toxic silicone-base lubri-
cant into the groove will reduce friction and ease assem-
bly.

9.4.5

Join the Velcro tabs at the notch.

9.5

Inner Collar

9.5.1

The inner collar is a  very important factor in

controlling air escape from the helmet and preventing
ingress of dust.

9.5.2

The elastic properties of the collar are intended to

provide a snug fit on the user’s neck.  The inner collar must
be replaced before it is stretched to the point where it no
longer fits snug against the neck. The collar unzips from
the outer cape for replacement or washing. See Section
8.2 for cleaning instructions.

9.6

Window Frame

9.6.1

The window frame must be replaced when it

becomes difficult to maintain a seal, or to keep the latch

closed. When replacing the window frame the acoustical
foam inside the helmet should also be replaced.

9.7

Chin Strap

9.7.1

Replace the chin strap when worn.

9.8

Filter Kit

9.8.1

A filter kit is available for the alternate Air Control

Valve.  When the foam filter becomes soiled or deterio-
rates, pry out the retaining ring with a small screwdriver.
Remove the screen and dirty filter. Replace all three items
with parts supplied in the kit.

10.0

REPLACEMENT PARTS

10.1

Supplied-Air Respirator Systems
and Alternate Accessories

Respirators do not include alternate respirator
hoses shown in Section 10.2.  Respirator hose must
be ordered separately.

Item Description

Stock No.

(-)

Apollo 60 HP Respirator,

w/constant-flow connector ................. 21300

(-)

Apollo 60 HP Respirator,

w/air control valve .............................. 10505

(-)

Apollo 60 HP Respirator,

w/cool-air tube ................................... 10508

(-)

Apollo 60 HP Respirator,

w/climate control tube ........................ 10509

(-)

Air control valve with belt ......................... 04440

(-)

Cool-air tube with belt .............................. 04410

(-)

Climate control tube with belt .................. 04411

(-)

Filter kit, air control valve ......................... 04381

(-)

Low pressure conversion kit.

Converts Apollo 60 HP (high pressure)
(Grade “D” Compressed Air)
respirator to LP (low pressure,
ambient air) respirator ....................... 22079

Figure 5.

Air Inlet

Fitting

Notch

Velcro Tab

Cape Removal

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Содержание Apollo 60 HP

Страница 1: ...ou are using a Clemco Distributor Parts and Maintenance Guide refer to the orange warnings insert preceding the Index before continuing with the following instructions CLEMCO INDUSTRIES CORP One Cable...

Страница 2: ...i rator 1 1 2 OSHA requires the employer to establish a com prehensive respiratory protection program per regulations 29 CFR 1910 134 a b and 29 CFR 1926 103 to include the following 1 Program coordin...

Страница 3: ...sup plied air respirator equipment by blasting opera tors and all personnel within the work site area Leadpoisoningcancausedeath OSHAhasstated that the permissible exposure limit of lead is 50 microgr...

Страница 4: ...ntenance manuals for information on use and maintenance of these respirators 1 5 Special Use Limitations 1 5 1 Air pressure at the point of attachment the point of attachment is where the respirator s...

Страница 5: ...s conditions Constant Flow Connector CFC Provides non adjust able volume of supplied air within the cfm range required by OSHA Air Control Valve ACV Enables the user to a d j u s t the volume of suppl...

Страница 6: ...r lens by the window frame are up to five perforated outer lenses 3 2 2 Check that the inner lens is in place See Section 9 1 3 2 3 The perforated outer lenses are secured to the helmet by the window...

Страница 7: ...necessary safety and monitoring devices plus suitable in line air filters and purifying equipment to assure breathing air quality Refer ence OSHA Regulations 29 CFR 1910 134 d and 29 CFR 1926 103 f 4...

Страница 8: ...attached If the regulator is adjusted with static pressure no air flow pressure may drop below the required pressure when the respirator is connected and may result in low air flow Setting the pressur...

Страница 9: ...e positioned and maintained without any interference from items such as hair facial hair or shirt collars between the collar and user s neck 5 9 Pull the cape down to fully extend it and connect the f...

Страница 10: ...Try the helmet on for fit and readjust if necessary 6 2 9 Check that the chin strap is in place then reattach the cape onto the helmet following the instructions in Section 9 4 7 0 MAINTENANCE PROGRAM...

Страница 11: ...to circulate to dry condensation from the cape and from inside the helmet 7 5 2 Long term storage 7 5 2 1 After inspection cleaning and thorough drying and after necessary repairs are made the cape s...

Страница 12: ...eplacing Perforated Outer Lenses Figure 4 9 2 1 Up to five outer lenses can be installed at one time For maximum visibility install only enough lenses to last during a work period 9 2 2 Preparing lens...

Страница 13: ...tructions 9 6 Window Frame 9 6 1 The window frame must be replaced when it becomes difficult to maintain a seal or to keep the latch closed When replacing the window frame the acoustical foam inside t...

Страница 14: ...includes items 6 and 7 04398 6 Adaptor 3 8 hose to 3 8 pipe 00022 7 Union 3 8 hose to 3 8 hose 01020 8 Disconnect 1 4 female 00025 9 Adaptor 3 8 hose to 1 4 pipe 01019 10 Acoustical foam kit sides 04...

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