Honeywell Airfed Headpiece

Product Description

This Honeywell Visor is for use in paint spray operations, e.g. automotive (especially isocyanate paints), furniture etc., also for use in the general chemical industry. Specifically, for use where the operator must (or prefers to) use a single air hose to supply both the spraygun and respirator. In this case the waistbelt/regulator unit ensures that the flow of air to the visor is consistent, irrespective of the air being drawn off by the triggering of the spraygun. Therefore, this ensure that sufficient air reaches the user.

Features and Benefits:

• The waistbelt contains a special rolling diaphragm regulator which controls the flow of air at a constant rate. Airflow is maintained above 180 l/min for maximum comfort, security and safety.
• In this system, the waistbelt contains a carbon filter element which removes any odours from the air which is delivered to the user. Therefore, ensuring comfort and pleasure in use
• The waistbelt is specially adapted with a quick release auxiliary outlet. A spraygun hose is supplied which makes it highly suitable for use in the automotive industry. Thus, the single supply line operation offers stability of flow to the visor even when paint spraying. Greater overall safety, as only one hose is on the ground behind the user, so less risk of trips and falls.
• Lightweight headpiece with a wide field of vision allows for maximum usability and safety with minimum fatigue. It is supplied with an acetate visor (EN166 3-F) specially designed for use in chemical and spray paint areas. The visor does not easily degrade in use, vision and strength are not impaired, low running costs.
• Individual visor and face seal units. Each can be changed independently of the other, allowing for complete flexibility in use with lower running costs.
• Disposable visor covers are used to protect the main visor. Therefore, a longer service life and the maintenance of accurate vision. Lower overall running costs

Choosing a paint spray respirator - where do you start?  Click here to read our helpful blog post.

Technical Detail

Blog Posts