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The MSA SAFETY 16839 is an aspirator bulb assembly with integrated check valves, designed for use with MSA gas detection equipment in explosive atmosphere applications. The aspirator bulb creates manual suction to draw air or gas samples into a detector, allowing technicians to test areas that are not directly accessible for continuous monitoring. Check valves within the assembly maintain one-directional airflow, preventing backflow and ensuring accurate sample delivery to the detection instrument. Industrial hygienists, safety technicians, and confined space entry crews rely on this type of accessory to extend the reach of handheld gas detectors during pre-entry atmospheric testing.
This aspirator bulb is used in industrial, commercial, and confined space environments where combustible or explosive gas hazards may be present. Typical applications include tank entries, manhole inspections, pipeline maintenance, and any scenario where remote or indirect atmospheric sampling is required before personnel enter a potentially hazardous space. The check valve design supports repeatable squeeze-and-release sampling without manual flow control.
Designed as a replacement aspirator bulb accessory for MSA gas detection instruments equipped with an aspirator or remote sampling inlet. Verify fitting compatibility with the specific MSA detector model before installation.
Installation and replacement of aspirator accessories should be performed by qualified safety technicians or industrial hygienists familiar with MSA gas detection equipment. Ensure the gas detector is powered down or in a safe standby state before disconnecting or replacing the aspirator bulb assembly. Confirm all check valves are seated and the tubing connections are secure before returning the instrument to service. Follow applicable OSHA confined space entry standards and site-specific safety protocols when using gas detection equipment in hazardous locations.
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