Powered Air Purifying Respirators (PAPR) - MillerWelds

PAPR with T94i-R™

264575
Lightweight, low-profile powered air purifying respirators reduce weld fume exposure, increase safety and assure compliance.
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Features

What's Included

  • Compact blower unit
  • 1 HEPA filter
  • (7) Pre-filters
  • Spark guard
  • Breathing tube
  • Flame-resistant breathing tube cover
  • Padded belt
  • Shoulder straps
  • (2) Lithium ion batteries
  • Battery charger
  • Flowmeter
  • Tool bag
  • T94i-R™ welding helmet
New T94i Helmet Assembly
T94 Series welding helmets are designed to perform in the most intense industrial applications while providing unsurpassed comfort. The T94i features 9 sq. in. viewing area with four independent arc sensors and integrated grind shield with 180 degree field of view. Other features include: digital lens controls, four operating modes (weld, grind, cut, X-Mode).
ClearLight™ Lens Technology
Optimizes contrast and clarity in welding and light states.
Engineered for Rugged Environments
Design enhancements protect AD lens from dust and moisture; Aluminum heat shield reflects heat to keep lens and user cool.
Industry's Largest Integrated Grind Shield
Provides improved view in between welds for enhanced awareness and safety.
99.97% Filtration of Airborne Particles
HEPA filter provides filtration of airborne particulate including solid dust particles, metal fumes and mists. Prefilter extends life of the main HEPA filter. Integrated spark guard protects filter assembly from large pieces of debris.
Ideal Protection for Most Welding Applications
Filters provide protection from Hexavalent Chromium (Stainless Steel), Zinc Oxide (Galvanized Steel), Manganese, Aluminum, Nickel, Iron Oxide, Copper, Cadmium, Lead and Beryllium fumes.
System Designed for Extended Wear
Lightweight, low-profile blower allows for unrestricted movement and provides all-day comfort, reducing fatigue. Integrated shoulder straps provide a secure fit and equally distribute weight, alleviating lower back strain.
Blower Unit Innovative Features
Dual air speeds allow users to adjust the volume of air to maximize comfort in varied work conditions. Audible and vibrating alarms notify users in noisy environments. Electronic control automatically adjusts fan speed to keep air flow constant. Quick-release belt for easy, one-handed don/doff.
Lightweight Lithium Ion Battery
Provides extended battery life with no memory retention from frequent charging: 4-6 hours on high speed, 6-8 hours on low speed, 500 charges, 3 hour charge time

Specifications

General Specifications

Title PAPR with T94i-R™
Net Weight 15 lbs
Warranty 1 Years
Miller's True Blue Warranty

Resources

Literature

Miller Safety Guide Vol II Interactive

Articles

8 Best Practices for Weld Fume Management
Weld fume management is a non-negotiable part of establishing and maintaining a safe, comfortable and compliant work environment, while also providing companies with a competitive advantage in attracting and retaining skilled workers. Managing fumes created by the welding process is necessary for compliance with regulations from agencies such as the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). OSHA enforces exposure limits for each individual metal, metal oxide or gas found in the weld plume, such as hexavalent chromium and manganese.
Frequently Asked Questions about Weld Fume Management
Maintaining a safe and comfortable work environment for employees is a high priority for companies. Proper weld fume management is both a moral and legal responsibility, and it can also provide employers with a competitive advantage in attracting and retaining skilled welding operators.
The Business of Weld Fume: Ways to Create a Safer Work Environment
The goal of any company, beyond its productivity and profitability, is to help maintain a safe and comfortable work environment for its employees. Making the decision to implement process changes and technologies that reduce weld fume can lead to greater productivity, better weld quality and a better bottom line. The question becomes a matter of what type of filler metal, welding process and fume extraction system are best for the job. This article highlights business considerations and options for managing weld fume and the related benefits.