Westinghouse  Min-O-Lung

Westinghouse Min-O-Lung

The Westinghouse 9-SO-R2 Min-O-Lung The 9-SO-R2 MIN-O-LUNG was  produced by the Westinghouse Electric Corp of Annapolis, MARYLAND, in 1964.  Westinghouse later purchased most of Emersons underwater contracts and designs, including their mixed gas closed...
Emerson 9-SO-3 oxygen rebreather

Emerson 9-SO-3 oxygen rebreather

Manual controlled mass flow oxygen rebreather picture thank to P. Duffy Emerson 1963 9-SO-3 oxygen rebreather This page describes the brother of the Scuba-lung from Emerson. The identical rebreather distinguishes itself by a different gas dosing system. The 9-SO-3...
Emerson 1963 9-SO-21 Scubalung

Emerson 1963 9-SO-21 Scubalung

On demand Emerson oxygen rebreather Here is a page about a unique rebreather with an on-demand system built into the contralong. This specific model with the abstract name 9-SO-21 was also called Scuba-Lung. The oxygen system with separate contralungs had a double...
Lambertsen Amphibious Respirator Unit

Lambertsen Amphibious Respirator Unit

WWII LARU oxygen rebreather Dr. Christian J. Lambertsen received a B.S. Degree from Rutgers University in 1938 and a M.D. Degree from the University of Pennsylvania in 1943.  During his medical school period, he invented and first used forms of the initial U.S....
MSA Chemox since 1946

MSA Chemox since 1946

A rescue mask that has been in use for more than 75 years The Chemox is a chemical-Oxygen , closed-circuit apparatus with a disposable KO2 canister.  It was certified by the USBM in 1946 as a 1-hr breathing apparatus.  Because it was certified for less than...
1915 Gibbs 2-hour apparatus

1915 Gibbs 2-hour apparatus

Gibbs 2 hours apparatus Bureau of Mines USA Text Jan WIllem Bechrewrite june 2022 Photo thanks to Mr. Dave Johnson of http://miningartifacts.homestead.com/ Working principle of the GIBBS TWO HOUR APPARATUS Introduction The Gibbs 2-hour apparatus was designed by...
Desco B lung

Desco B lung

American Oxygen rebreather database For many years I have tried to find a Desco rebreather. These units are relative rare in Europe. Desco made a A, B and C lung. I have been looking for a C-lung as my holy grail, although Max Nohl his helmet would be even better ;)....