RPB Nova 2000

Abrasive Blasting Respirator

This respirator has been designed specifically for abrasive blasting, focusing on improved operator comfort to boost operator performance. Featuring best-in-class hearing protection with multi-layered sound deadening foam, a streamlined air flow system and abrasion resistant shell, the Nova 2000^® meets tough respiratory protection standards.

Today's high safety standards in industrial environments make on-site health and safety a top priority. Non-compliance or outdated equipment can likely result in unexpected costs including business disruption, injuries to valued operators and negative effects on your company's reputation. Year after year, the Nova 2000 has proven to minimize the risks to employees and businesses worldwide.

Ideal For

No-Fit Test Respiratory Protection and Compliance

Great for Beards, New Guys, & Part-Timers

Finding time to shave in the morning shouldn't impact a blaster's long-term health. Forced air respirators surround the operator's head with a helmet or mask & face seal or shoulder shroud, keeping out dangerous blasting dust.

Productivity Boosting Comfort

Respirable breathing air is supplied from a clean air source like a compressed air tank or fixed line and can be cooled by up to 52°F (29°C) or warmed by up to 33°F (18°C) with the C40 Climate Control Device while keeping the visor free of fog.

Protection From Blasting Dust

Blasters work with a wide range of abrasive blasting media, many of which can have long term health effects due to exposure.

1. Chronic Beryllium Disease (CBD) from crushed coal media/residue
2. Mesothelioma/Asbestos Abatement
3. Isocyanates Abatement (Automotive, building insulation, coatings)
   
4. Lead Dust (abrasive or abraded (eg. lead-based paint))
5. Silicosis/Silica Abatement (Abrasive blasting media, construction, engineered surfaces counter tops)
6. Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

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Certifications & More...

Certifications

The Nova 2000 has been rigorously tested in both controlled & field-testing environments. Certifications include:

1. NIOSH (National Institute for Occupational Safety & Health)
2. ANSI Z87+ - High velocity impact for eye & face
3. ANSI Z89.1 - Hard hat protection

Choosing an Air Flow Device

Select an airflow device above from the following options:

1. C40 Climate Control Device - Boost productivity with  air cooled up to 52°F (29°C) or warmed up to 33°F (18°C)
2. Cold Air Tube Assembly - Cool incoming air by up to 32°F (18°C)
3. Flow Control Valve - Regulate the incoming airflow