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CC20 Airline Dupont™ Tychem® Hood Series CC20 Airline DuPont™ Tychem® Hood Series SIMPLE, EFFECTIVE, ULTRA-LIGHT The CC20 Series DuPont™ Tychem® Hoods provide a wide variety of simple, effective and economical options for on-the-job respiratory protection. The result is better protection, improved productivity and greater comfort that combines to produce the best value on the market. These hoods are NIOSH approved for use in a CC20 Series Airline Respirator configuration or Powered Air Purifying Respirator configuration. APPLICATIONS • Pharmaceutical Manufacturing • Chemical and Pesticide Handling • Spray Painting and Coating Operations • Nuclear Operations PROVEN PERFORMANCE In a 1996 study of hood-style respirators coordinated by the Organization Resources Counselors (ORC), the Bullard 20TIC model hood was surveyed to be the number one hood used in the pharmaceutical industry. The most commonly used hoods were then used in a simulated workplace protection factor study (SWPF). The Bullard 20TIC model hood was also the top-performing loose-fitting hood among a variety of competitors. All measurements in the SWPF study were above 150,000 resulting in a study Assigned Protection Factor (APF) of 1,000! For a summary of this research, call Bullard customer service at 1-800-827-0423. www.bullard.com FEATURES AND BENEFITS UNIQUE AIR DELIVERY SYSTEM A patented neck cuff design helps maintain positive pressure inside the hood to aid in keeping contaminants out. As air enters the hood, the inner collar inflates, providing a snug, comfortable fit around the neck and continuous flow of air to the worker’s breathing zone. LIGHTWEIGHT, COMFORTABLE AND ECONOMICAL CC20 Series hoods are lighter and more comfortable than tight- fitting full facepiece respirators. Covering the entire head, face and neck, the hood provides splash/overspray protection and makes clean-up quick and easy. A wide angle lens offers the largest field of vision among Tychem hood-style respirators on the market, optimizing worker productivity and safety. Available in a variety of styles, the hood is constructed of either Tychem QC or Tychem SL depending on the job application. Taped and sealed seams are also available to provided additional protection for liquid penetration encountered on-the-job or during decontamination. REUSABLE OR DISPOSABLE CC20/PA20 Series respirator hoods are durable enough to reuse, yet economical enough to discard after each use, depending on the work application. NO FIT TESTING The hood does not require fit testing nor extensive recordkeeping. It easily accommodates beards, prescription eyewear or safety glasses. POWERED AIR OR SUPPLIED AIR The hood is available for use as a supplied air respirator (CC20 Series) or powered air respirator (EVA, EVAHL, PA20, PA30 or PA30IS Series). A versatile hood suitable for almost any application. CC20 Airline Tychem® Hood Series Hood style respirator does not require fit testing and also allows for facial hair and eyewear. Replaceable snap-in suspension provides Wide angle lens offers the best ultimate comfort, and maintains the field visibility in the industry. of vision during activities. Bullard CC20 and PA20 Respirators WARNING This hood is only one component of a CC20 or PA20 respirator system. By itself, the hood does not constitute a complete respirator. Read all instructions and warnings before using this respirator hood. Improper respirator use could result in death or Optional taped and sealed seams for serious injury, or may cause certain delayed lung diseases such as silicosis, pneumo- coniosis or asbestosis. These diseases may cause death. If you have questions on how to use this respirator, ask your employer. Do not wear this respirator in any atmosphere immediately dangerous to life or health (IDLH), or from which you cannot escape without the aid of the respirator. Do not wear the PA20 respirator in any atmosphere containing less than 19.5% oxygen. If you are added protection. not sure whether the atmosphere is IDLH or oxygen deficient, ask your employer. Prior to each use of this respirator system, BE CERTAIN of the following: FOR CC20 AIRLINE RESPIRATORS AIR SUPPLY: Grade “D” Breathable Air, as described in the Compressed Gas Association Commodity Specifications G7.1, must be continuously supplied to the point- of-attachment. The point-of-attachment is the point at which the air supply hose connects to the air source. A pressure gauge attached to the air source is used to monitor the pressure of air provided to the respirator wearer. AIR SOURCE: Be sure to locate the source of compressed breathing air in a clean air environment. Locate the air source far enough from your work site to ensure the air remains contaminant free. AIR PRESSURE at the point-of-attachment must be continuously maintained within the pressure ranges certified on the NIOSH Approval Label that appears in the User Manual supplied with the original factory packaged system and on the table on the reverse side of this label. NIOSH-APPROVED BULLARD AIR HOSE(S) must be used between the breathing tube connection fitting on the wearer’s belt and the point-of-attachment to the air supply system. APPROVED FITTINGS must be used to connect hose lengths together. Total connected hose lengths and number of sections must be within the ranges specified on the NIOSH Approval Label and on the table on the reverse side of this label. BELT AIR CONNECTION FITTINGS must be attached to your belt or the separate belt Patented inflatable neck cuff design supplied with the system to help keep the air supply hose from snagging, disconnecting or pulling the hood off your head. PROTECTION HEAD – Only the respirator models 20TICH and 20SICH provides head protection when used with a Bullard hard hat. EARS – CC20 and PA20 respirators DO NOT provide hearing protection. Use properly provides superior, comfortable fitted earmuffs, earplugs or other protection when exposed to high noise levels. EYES – CC20 and PA20 respirators DO NOT provide eye protection. Wear approved safety glasses or goggles at all times. TYCHEM® – There are uses, environments and chemicals for which this garment is not suitable. It is the responsibility of the user and the employer to determine that this gar- ment is appropriate for the intended use. This material should not be used around heat, open flames, sparks or in any potentially flammable or explosive environment. This mate- protection, while delivering airflow rial will burn and will melt. DuPont Tychem spunbonded olefin apparel fabrics have “Class 1- Normal Flammability” characteristics, as tested according to the Flammable Fabrics Act. “Class 1” fabrics will burn and do not provide thermal protection if a fire or explosion should occur. This material may create static electricity under low relative humidity. Surface resistance and charge dissipation are proportional to the amount of anti-static agent on the fabric and the ambient relative humidity. Since the anti-static agent is water soluble, it can be directly into the worker’s washed off with water. In addition, other clothing items that are not anti-static treated might be a potential source of static formation and discharge. If you have questions regarding this material, contact your employer or DuPont at 1-800- 44-TYVEK. USE AND CARE ADJUST HEADBAND for proper fit. breathing zone. “PonyCLEAN THE tail”AIR HOSE(S) AND FITTINGS by blowingtag clear before connecting to belont every air connection fittings. CONTAMINATION - DO NOT put on, remove or store respirator components where haz- ardous materials may be deposited on or build up inside the respirator. Hazardous material inside your hood may be inhaled or absorbed by you upon reuse. INSPECT daily all respirator components for signs of wear, tear or damage, and replace hood provideswith approved Bullard CC20 or PA20 components. information WARNING LEAVE WORK AREA IMMEDIATELY IF: –Any respirator component becomes damaged. – Airflow into respirator hood stops or slows down. –Air pressure gauge drops below the minimum specified in on replacementthe Breathing Air Pressure table for CC20 on the reverse side.parts, user – Low battery alarm on PA20 activates. – Breathing becomes difficult. –You become dizzy, nauseous, too hot, too cold or ill. –You taste, smell or see contaminants inside the respirator hood. –Your vision becomes impaired. DO NOT reach your hand into the hood head cover in atmospheres containing air con- guidelines,taminants. Leave the contaminated area and cleanand hands before reaching inside therequired hood. Failure to observe these warnings could result in death or serious injury. When reordering or inquiring about this respirator hood, refer to the model number indi- cated below. pressures. Date of Manufacture: J 20TJ J 20TIC J 20TICH J 20TP J 20SIC J 20SICH J 20TICS J 20TPC J 20LFL J 20LFS SEE OTHER SIDE Optional inner bib provides added protection and some cooling of the torso Climate control options (supplied air only) allow the user to heat or cool the incoming air by as much as 30º F for comfort and productivity. Ordering Information CATALOG CATALOG CATALOG NUMBER DESCRIPTION NUMBER DESCRIPTION NUMBER DESCRIPTION Respirator Hoods Constant Flow Breathing Tube Assemblies for use with Replacement Parts for Climate Control Assemblies Basic Style Hoods Bullard Free-Air Pumps MV2400 Muffler/valve assembly for HC2400 20TJN Tychem QC, no suspension V35 With 1/2” Industrial Interchange, steel (Hansen CH60 Connector hose for use with DC5040 compatible) quick-disconnect nipple 20TPN Tychem QC, no suspension, solvent resistant lens Climate Control Assembly for use with Bullard EDP30 or Hood with inner bib, for use with headband Adjustable Flow Breathing Tube Assembly for use with ADP20 Free-Air Pump 20TICN Tychem QC, no suspension Breathing Air Compressors (Schrader and Snap-Tite also Cool Tube - Adjustable Flow 20TPCN Tychem QC, no suspension, solvent resistant lens available) Frigitron® With 1/2” Industrial Interchange steel Hood with inner bib, for use with hard hat V40 With 1/4” Industrial Interchange, steel (Hansen 2000 (Hansen compatible) quick-disconnect nipple.
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