Regular price
$8,794.32
Regular price
Sale price
$8,794.32
Overview
This 88VX package is for abrasive-blasting jobs that need a portable electric Free-Air source. It combines the 88VX3235 respirator with the ICEPUMP11, 100 ft of 1/2 in. breathing-air hose and Frigitron 2000 cooling.
Why choose the ICE package
- Electric Free-Air source: the ICE pump supplies breathing air without relying on a plant compressed breathing-air line.
- Jobsite mobility: the pump is built into a roll cage with wheels for easier movement.
- Oil-less operation: the pump does not generate carbon monoxide in the breathing-air stream.
- Cooling included: Frigitron 2000 cools the incoming air before it reaches the wearer.
- 88VX protection: APF 1,000 loose-fitting respirator helmet with no individual fit testing required.
What's included
- 88VX3235 respirator with the F35 Free-Air setup.
- ICEPUMP11 electric Free-Air pump.
- 100 ft of 1/2 in. breathing-air hose.
- Frigitron 2000 cooling.
Before you buy
- Requires a suitable electrical supply.
- Place the pump inlet in a clean location that provides Grade D breathing air or better.
- Hose, connection and operating pressure must match the approved Bullard configuration.
- The 88VX face shield provides high-impact face protection but does not replace required safety glasses or goggles.
- Do not use in IDLH atmospheres or where oxygen is below 19.5%.
If you only need the respirator and already have the required breathing-air equipment, see the Bullard 88VX Abrasive Blasting Respirator Helmet.
Protection & compliance
- Respiratory protection
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- NIOSH TC-19C-293Type C and CE continuous-flow supplied-air respiratorApplies to the included 88VX respirator when used as a complete approved Bullard configuration.
- Head protection
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- ANSI/ISEA Z89.1-2014 (R2019)Type I, Class C head protectionApplies to the included 88VX respirator helmet, not the air-supply equipment.
- Face protection
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- ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2020, Z87+High-impact face protectionApplies to the included 88VX respirator. It does not provide eye protection. Approved safety glasses or goggles are still required.











