Bullard 38VX Papr Sar Headgear Nylon 88VX Series

Product Description

The BULLARD 38VX is a nylon headgear component designed as a replacement part for PAPR (Powered Air-Purifying Respirator) and SAR (Supplied-Air Respirator) systems. This facepiece replacement part provides the structural support and fit adjustment needed to maintain a secure, properly sealed interface between the wearer and the respirator facepiece. At 38 inches in length and constructed from nylon, the 38VX delivers durability and flexibility in demanding industrial and hazardous-environment applications. Installation is typically performed by safety equipment technicians or industrial hygienists maintaining respiratory protection programs.

This headgear is suited for use in environments requiring powered air-purifying or supplied-air respiratory protection, including industrial facilities, construction sites, confined space entry, and hazardous material operations. It is specifically designed for use with the BULLARD 88VX series respirator, making it a direct OEM-style replacement for scheduled maintenance or field repair of that system. Proper headgear fit is critical to achieving rated protection levels, and replacing worn or damaged headgear restores the system to its intended performance specification.

Key Features

• Nylon construction provides durability and resistance to wear in field conditions
• 38 inches in length for proper fit and adjustment range
• Designed as a facepiece replacement part and adapter component for PAPR and SAR systems
• Compatible with the BULLARD 88VX series respirator
• Single-unit packaging supports per-unit replacement and inventory control

Compatibility

Designed for use with the BULLARD 88VX series PAPR and SAR respirator systems as a facepiece replacement headgear component.

Installation Notes

Installation and replacement of respiratory protection headgear should be performed by a qualified safety technician or in accordance with the facility respiratory protection program, as required by applicable OSHA standards. Ensure the respirator system is fully depressurized and disconnected from the air supply before disassembling or replacing headgear components. Verify proper fit and seal integrity after installation before returning the unit to service. Do not modify the headgear or substitute non-OEM components, as doing so may compromise the protection factor of the respirator system.