Apollo 60 and 600

Product catalog summary

Overview: This document provides a detailed comparison of the Apollo 60 and Apollo 600 helmets, highlighting their features, specifications, and interchangeability of parts. Both models are ISO 9001-2000 certified and designed for operator comfort and safety.

Specifications:

Air Supply Inlet: Located at the center rear of the helmet for balance and unobstructed movement.
Color: High-visibility safety red-orange.
Lenses: Apollo 60 features a 2-lens system, while Apollo 600 has a 3-lens system with an optional rectangular lens.
View Window: Apollo 60 offers the largest view window for expansive vision, while Apollo 600 includes a visor to prevent dust ingress.
Shell Design: Apollo 600 has a dome-shaped shell with replaceable acoustic foam pads and an air baffle for enhanced air delivery.

Interchangeability:

Many parts are interchangeable between the two models, such as inner lenses, chin straps, and breathing tubes.
Some parts are model-specific, like the window frame assembly and cape attachment systems.
Specific lens packaging determines compatibility; blue-tint bags fit both models, while clear bags fit only the Apollo 60.

Additional Features:

Window Latch: Screw-mounted for easy replacement without damaging the helmet shell.
Suspension System: Apollo 600 features a knob-style adjustment for a wide range of sizes.
Cape Design: Apollo 60 has a red cape, while Apollo 600 has a silver-grey cape with a protective window frame.

Conclusion: The document emphasizes Clemco's commitment to minimizing non-interchangeable parts to ease stocking requirements while introducing new features for enhanced performance.

Catalog excerpts

60 • 2-Lens System Fixed inner Perforated Outer • The Apollo is known for its high-visibility safety red-orange color. • The air supply inlet, located in the center rear of the helmet—an ever popular feature—keeps the operator balanced and does not interfere with work-related movement. • A hallmark of the Apollo is its large, wide, view window offering the benefit of an expansive view of the work piece, broad peripheral vision to alert the blaster to activity in the area, and the security of protection without the feeling of claustrophobia. The Apollo offers the largest view window of any respirator...

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• 3-Lens System Fixed inner Intermediate Perforated Outer [Optional Rectangular Lens) The Apollo 600 has a heavy-duty shell with replaceable acoustic foam pads. An air baffle delivers a generous amount of air to the operator’s head and face area. The 600’s shell is dome-shaped as distinguished from the pronounced 2-inch wide channel on the 60. To ease identification, the Clemco name is embossed on both sides encircled by a rib and marked Apollo 600. The 600’s suspension is mounted to the shell and has a convenient, knob-style adjustment mechanism that adjusts to fit a broad range of sizes. The...

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Interchangeability Guide Clemco made every effort to minimize the number of non-interchangeable parts between the two models to ease stocking requirements for our Distributors. However, in order to deliver higher performance, new features translated into new components. The following table is intended to help you identify the parts that WILL interchange and those that WILL NOT interchange. Part Description Intermediate Lens 25-pk Intermediate Lens 5-pk Perforated Lens 25-pk Fits Apollo 60 Fits Apollo 600 Interchangeable? 04367 04373 24943 04361 04361 YES, but only those lens packs in blue-tint...

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