Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA, RHZK Series)

Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA, RHZK Series)

Positive-pressure SCBA per GA124: carbon-fiber cylinder, anti-fog wide-view mask, 30MPa rated — core respiratory protection for firefighters.

Positive pressure self-contained breathing apparatus RHZK (RHZK series positive pressure air respirator), strictly manufactured in accordance with GA124-2013 "Positive Pressure Firefighting Air Respirator" and GB16556-2007 "Self-Contained Open-Circuit Compressed Air Respirator" national standards. It is the core respiratory protective equipment for firefighters, rescue personnel, and high-risk workers, and can be bulk purchased to meet the protective needs of various high-risk scenarios. The core function of the product is to provide clean compressed air to users in harsh environments such as toxic and harmful gases, smoke, dust, and oxygen deficiency, isolating external harmful media, ensuring respiratory safety, and effectively solving the pain points of personnel inhaling toxic substances and suffocation due to oxygen deficiency in high-risk environments. It is widely used in emergency rescue and various high-risk operations. The RHZK series positive pressure air respirator consists of core components including a face mask, carbon fiber composite cylinder, pressure reducer, supply valve, back frame, pressure gauge, and residual pressure alarm. Each component is made of high-quality high-strength materials. The cylinder adopts an aluminum liner with full-wrapped carbon fiber composite technology, featuring light weight, high strength, and good safety performance. The face mask features a large-field anti-fog design, fits Asian face shapes, uses non-toxic silicone rubber for the sealing area, providing a tight seal and comfortable wear. The back frame is ergonomically designed with elastic padding to reduce shoulder pressure and make donning easier. The equipment is simple to operate, requiring no complex training. It has a built-in positive pressure protection system that maintains positive pressure inside the mask, effectively preventing harmful gases from entering. The residual pressure alarm automatically sounds when cylinder pressure drops to 5-6 MPa, reminding users to evacuate in time. With complete qualifications, including 3C certification and test reports, it combines portability, safety, and practicality. It is essential respiratory protective equipment for firefighting, chemical, mining, marine, tunnel, and other high-risk workplaces.

Technical Specifications (Selection Reference)

Values are industry-standard ranges; final configuration subject to scheme design.

Product Specifications

ProductPositive Pressure Air Breathing Apparatus (RHZK Series)
TypePositive pressure (positive pressure maintained inside the facepiece)
Face MaskFull-view facepiece

Cylinder Configuration

CylinderCarbon fiber / steel cylinder (depending on configuration)
Service TimeDepends on cylinder volume and work intensity
Cylinder InspectionPerform hydrostatic tests and inspections at specified intervals

Application

ApplicationFire rescue, chemical accidents, confined space operations
AlarmLow pressure alarm whistle

Certification: Test Report, Factory Certificate of Conformity · Customization (explosion-proof, anti-corrosion etc.) available

Product Details

The positive pressure air respirator (RHZK series) is core respiratory protection equipment for fire rescue, chemical, and confined space operations. Positive pressure is maintained inside the mask, preventing external toxic and harmful gases from entering. Even if the mask is slightly damaged, there is buffer time, providing a safety margin for evacuation.

The whole unit consists of a cylinder, pressure reducer, supply valve, full-view mask, and backplate, with a low-pressure alarm whistle to indicate residual pressure. The cylinder must be inspected periodically as required. Daily storage should be at full pressure, avoiding high temperature and direct sunlight. The mask should be disinfected regularly and checked for air tightness.

Applications

Applicable scenarios: Rescue in heavy smoke environments at fire scenes, handling of toxic chemical environments, and work and rescue in confined spaces (deep wells, storage tanks, pipelines).

Non-applicable scenarios: Operations exceeding rated air supply time (requires rotation or long-line air supply), and IDLH extreme environments requiring professional command decisions.

Installation Plan

Incoming inspection upon delivery → Establish cylinder inspection ledger → Hands-on training for all personnel (air tightness check, donning, evacuation procedures) → Periodic inspection of pressure reducer, pressure gauge, and alarm whistle.

After-sales Policy

① Whole unit warranty subject to contract; ② Provide training on use and cylinder maintenance; ③ Long-term supply of spare parts such as cylinders, masks, and supply valves; ④ Response within 48 hours for repair requests.

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