Product Details

CBRN Mask Protection Evaluation Test System 8020M for  CBRN mask fit testing and performance evaluation. The new  CBRN masks have a high level of protection, but first it is important to ensure that they fit perfectly and are worn correctly. If the protection factor is greater than  10,000  the actual protection factor may only be  50  due to improper sizing or incorrect wearing. The  8020M provides a quantitative test of the fit factor of a mask when worn.  
Masks fitted with canisters are tested in their normal operating configuration. The user wears the equipped mask and performs a series of maneuvers that mimic typical activities. The CBRN CBRN s Mask Protection Evaluation Test System produces a fit factor for each maneuver, and ultimately calculates an overall fit factor.   
When CBRN s Mask Protection Evaluation Test System is used as part of your training program, it ensures that your testers are equipped with masks that provide the best possible protection. The optional  FitPlus ™ fit testing software can be used to automate fit testing, save test result data, and print reports.  



 

Featured Advantages

Easy Operation

Easy Operation

Easy Operation

Applied to the world's leading military organizations

Applications Fast and reliable detection of the fit and integrity of CBRN masks

Provides a numerical indication of mask fit and integrity.

Highly sensitive mask leak detection

Testers can quickly detect leaks without special training

Optional software has the ability to automate the test and provide data

Optional software has the ability to automatically test and Provide data

Verify that testers are optimally protected by their masks

Fit testing adapters are standard for U.S. and Canadian masks, and adapters for other mask types are available

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Contents

Contents Include p>Rugged Carrying Case with CARC Coating

AC Power Adapter. ">AC Power Adapter

Fit-Check Adapter

Spare Tubes and Filters

Optional: FitPlus ™software

Applications

Fit checking of CBRN masks

Design evaluation of CBRN masks