​When using our Dräger Quaestor 6000, you combines intelligent manual operation with technical sophistication to accelerate the test sequence. On the one hand, there are processes, such as the control of the high pressure valve, which is fully automated. On the other hand certain individual tests require manual user intervention. With the Dräger Quaestor 6000, you can rely on a test device that has been especially designed for respiratory protection workshops with moderate test volumes.

​The Dräger Quaestor 6000 can test full-face masks, chemical protection suits and compressed air breathing apparatus for functionality and leak tightness. The integrated artificial lung further permits dynamic simulated breathing tests. The high-precision and manufacturer-independent measurements are carried out following the EN 137.

​Due to its small dimensions, the Dräger Quaestor 6000 takes up a small amount of space in the respiratory protection workshop. Thanks to its reduced weight (19.4 kg with test head) and a convenient carrying handle, it allows you easy transportation, e.g. in service vehicles. A workbench fixture, included in the scope of supply for the base unit, ensures a stable alignment during testing.

​The test head can be turned without restriction and be removed as you need. This flexibility allows you to tailor the test design even more individually and comfortably to your requirements. The gel face of the test head, which emulates the elasticity of the human facial skin, optimises a tight fit for all common mask sizes.

​The included software contains a comprehensive database of preinstalled amendable device data. With user notices and graphic elements, the manual test steps are presented comprehensibly even for inexperienced users. After every completed test, a test result report is created for documentation purposes. An optionally applied test-due list provides you with timely information about tests that are due. The software also permits a customer-specific design of the test sequences, events and intervals.

​Due to the complete redesign of the electronic and pneumatic components, the new housing is about 4 cm narrower and thus creates additional workplace. The device will remain compatible with the previous workbench set up.

​The QSI Box provides a noise insulation of the low pressure warning, resulting in a significantly reduced noise perception by the user. For your convenience, a specially designed bracket ensures a comfortable rest position of the manometer or Dräger Bodyguard^® during the test. In addition, a holder for all mask-helmet combinations can be upgraded to the test head. Furthermore, a compressed air breathing apparatus holder allows you to comfortably position the device at eye level.