North 80836A Papr Sar Headgear 7600 Series

Product Description

The NORTH 80836A is a PAPR and SAR headgear assembly designed for use with 7600 Series respirator systems. It provides the structural interface between the facepiece and powered air-purifying respirator or supplied-air respirator breathing systems, keeping the breathing apparatus securely positioned during use. At 0.2 pounds, the unit is lightweight enough for extended wear without adding significant burden to the worker. Installation and replacement are handled by safety equipment technicians or trained industrial hygiene personnel responsible for respiratory protection program maintenance.

This headgear is intended for environments where PAPR or SAR respiratory protection is required, including industrial facilities, chemical processing sites, hazardous materials operations, and similar settings where continuous or high-demand breathing protection is mandated. It is a direct replacement component for worn or damaged headgear within an existing 7600 Series respirator setup, allowing the facepiece to remain in service rather than requiring full assembly replacement.

Key Features

• Purpose-built for 7600 Series PAPR and SAR respirator systems
• Lightweight construction at 0.2 pounds for extended wear comfort
• Replacement headgear component to extend service life of existing assemblies
• Packaged in quantities of 15 per package, suitable for fleet maintenance programs

Compatibility

Designed for use with the 7600 Series respirator systems as specified by NORTH. Verify series compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Headgear replacement should be performed by a qualified respiratory protection program administrator or trained technician following the manufacturer's service documentation. Power down or disconnect the PAPR blower unit before servicing any component of the respirator assembly. Inspect the facepiece seal and harness components during any headgear replacement to confirm the full assembly meets program standards before returning to service.