BULLARD FIRE & RESCUE HELMETS

Bullard's leather fronts offer a bold, versatile look displaying impeccable workmanship and enhanced quality to fit contemporary and traditional style fire helmets. Firefighters can choose Bullard's Matte-Finish Genuine Leather or Glossy Patent Leather Fronts that showcase crisp stitching on rugged, high-quality leather.

Special leather front features and offerings include:

• Up to 22 BOLD characters (the most in the industry)
• Front panel hot stamp designs with letters and numbers or logos in nine different colors (black, white, blue, red, gold, green, orange, silver and yellow)
• Decals and Gold or Silver Badges
• Seven colors available in Matte-Finish Genuine Leather (black, white, blue, green, orange, red, and yellow)
• Glossy Patent Leather available in black, red and white
• Industry-leading delivery times

Explore the numerous customizable options and design your personalized leather front today on www.BuildYourBullard.com.

Bullard TrakLite® integrated helmet lighting system blends engineering, functionality and safety to help firefighters see forward in dark or smoky conditions. The lightweight Bullard TrakLite is designed to help increase the functional performance of your fire helmet without bulky or cumbersome additions.

TrakLite Features:

• Eight bright white LEDs protected behind a heat-resistant glass
• Bright blue “buddy indicator” light on the rear of the helmet
• No external clips, brackets or wires
• Four AAA alkaline batteries
• Long battery life
• Easy on/off operation
• Available on all Bullard structural fire helmet: UST, FX, PX and LT 

TrakLite meets NFPA 1971-2013 requirements and is CSA Certified Nonincendive Electrical Equipment for use in Class I, Division 2 Hazardous Locations.

Bullard fire helmets have a polyurethane-foamed inner liner that acts as a thermal barrier between a firefighter’s head and the heat. A foam inner liner contained in a closed space helps prevent the transmission of heat.

Air is one of the most efficient thermal insulation materials available, particularly if it is contained in a structure that prevents it from flowing freely and setting up convection currents to pass heat from one location to another. This is the principle behind a wool blanket, a down jacket, fiberglass house insulation and the foam or ribs in a helmet shock liner.

With foam, each cell that the heat passes through is filled with a relatively large amount of air (nine times the volume of the heat-carrying polymer), which absorbs heat from the cell walls and cools the polymer. The net result is that after five minutes in a 500ºF oven under the NFPA 1971 heat resistance test, the top of the headform rises only 28ºF from 72ºF at room temperature to 90ºF at the end of the test. In some helmets without insulating liners this internal temperature can rise from 72ºF to over 180ºF by the end of the test, and the top of the headform is not safe to touch.

The foam impact liner in a Bullard fire helmet adds an extra level of protection and comfort to firefighters.

The ReTrak series offers emergency responders a fire helmet with an integrated visor engineered based directly on feedback from firefighters.

ReTrak Features:

• Simple one-handed operation
• Easily accommodates eyewear
• Increased area of protection
• Comfort nosepiece
• Quick removal for cleaning
• Made in the USA

UST/USTM and FX/PX ReTrak Helmets are now available and meet NFPA 1971/ ANSI/ISEA Z87.1+ requirements.