Free-Air Pumps and Climate Control

When placed in a clean air environment, Bullard Free-Air pumps offer a low-cost means of supplying clean, breathable air to workers in contaminated environments up to 300 feet away from the pump. They are easy to operate and maintain. Free-Air pumps do not require temperature alarms, CO monitors or airline filters, so they can be a cost-effective alternative to compressed air. Pumps are all completely mobile and portable - no expensive installation costs Electric and air-driven models available to suit any application

EDP10

Supplies air for one continuous flow airline hood/helmet style respirator to two tight-fitting facepiece style respirators approved to operate at 15 psig or less Air flow:10 cfm at 10 psig

EDP16TE

Supplies air to two continuous flow airline hood/helmet style respirators or three tight-fitting faceplate style respirators approved to operate at 15 psig or less Air flow:16 cfm at 5 psig Available in hazardous-duty version (EDP16HAZ)

ADP20 (Air Driven pump)

Supplies air to four continuous airline hood/helmet style respirators or six tight-fitting faceplate style respirators approved to operate at 25 psig or less With inlet drive pressure of 95 psig, air flow is 30 cfm at 5 psig Compatable with Bullard's Frigitron 2000 Air Conditioner (for one worker)

EDP30

Supplies air to four continuous flow air line hood/helmet style respirators(s) or six tight-fitting faceplate style respirators approved to operate at 15 psig or less Air flow: 30 cfm at 10 psig Compatable with Bullard's Frigitron 2000 Air Conditioner for worker cooling (for two workers)

EDP50

Supplies air to seven continuous flow air line hood/helmet style respirators(s) or ten tight-fitting faceplate style respirators approved to operate at 15 psig or less Air flow: 50 cfm at 5psig Features piont of attachment, quick disconnect pods that can be extended up to 300 feet from pump

Free-Air pumps are not to be used to supply air to users working in IDLH environments.

Climate Control Devices

Climate control devices are approved for NIOSH for use with Bullard continuous flow hood/helmet style respirators. These devices cool or warm the incoming air to the respirator, enhancing worker comfort and improving productivity in uncomfortably hot or cold work environments.

AC1000 Series Cool Tubes

Cools incoming compressed air by at least 30 degrees F (17 C) Flow control valve allows user to adjust cool air to meet comfort requirements

HC2400 Series Hot/Cold Tube

Cools or warms incoming compressed air by at least 30 degrees F (17 C) Converts easily between warm and cold air streams

DC50 Series DUAL-COOL

Cools incoming compressed air by at least 30 degrees F (17 C) Double vortex system sends one stream of air to the hood and one stream to a vest for torso cooling

Frigitron 2000 Air Conditioner

Cools incoming compressed air by at least 20 degrees F (11 C) Operable with Bullard's ADP20 or EDP30 Free-Air pumps