Bullard P771B Papr Sar Headgear 77 88 Lancer

Product Description

The BULLARD P771B is a replacement headgear component designed for use with PAPR (Powered Air-Purifying Respirator) and SAR (Supplied Air Respirator) systems. This part serves as a facepiece replacement accessory, providing a secure and properly fitted interface between the respirator facepiece and the wearer. It is intended for industrial and occupational safety applications where respiratory protection is required. Safety managers, industrial hygienists, and qualified respirator fit-test technicians typically source and install this component as part of a routine maintenance or replacement cycle for supplied-air and powered air-purifying respirator systems.

This headgear is compatible with the BULLARD 77, 88, and Lancer respirator series. It is suited for environments requiring continuous respiratory protection, including industrial facilities, hazmat response, confined space entry, and similar occupational settings where PAPR or SAR equipment is mandated. The part ships in a package quantity of 25 units, making it practical for fleet maintenance programs or safety departments managing multiple respirator units across a workforce.

Key Features

• Replacement headgear component for PAPR and SAR facepiece assemblies
• Compatible with BULLARD 77, 88, and Lancer respirator series
• Sold in a package quantity of 25 units, supporting bulk maintenance programs
• Classified as a facepiece replacement part and adapter accessory
• Lightweight construction at 1 pound per package

Compatibility

Designed for use with BULLARD 77, 88, and Lancer series PAPR and SAR respirator systems as a facepiece replacement headgear component.

Installation Notes

Replacement of respirator headgear should be performed by a qualified person in accordance with the manufacturer instructions and the facility respirator protection program. Power down or disconnect the PAPR blower unit before servicing any facepiece or headgear components. Ensure the replacement part is inspected for damage before placing back into service. Always follow OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134 requirements and facility protocols when performing respirator maintenance.