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GenVX Features & Benefits. Bullard’s Blast Legacy Builds Protecting workers since 1898 Inventor of the Hard Hat in 1919 Golden Gate Bridge Project Blast.

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1 GenVX Features & Benefits

2 Bullard’s Blast Legacy Builds Protecting workers since 1898 Inventor of the Hard Hat in 1919 Golden Gate Bridge Project Blast Helmet in 1930’s 36 Series, 46 Series, 77 Series, 88 Series, 88VX GenVX, the next generation of blasting, 2012

3 The GenVX is: The Lightest The Coolest The Most Comfortable The Most Dependable The Next Generation of Blasting

4 The Lightest The GenVX is more than full pound lighter than the leading competitive helmets on the market. No plenum or inner shell High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) construction offers superior strength-to- weight ratio ManufacturerModel Weight in Pounds BullardGenVX2.25 RPBNova 20003.50 ClemcoApollo 6004.00 Bullard GenVX Nova 2000

5 The Coolest Passes air directly over the head –No obstructions from foam or plenum –User experiences all-over cooling effect Cool tube chills air 45 degrees –Reduces heat stress –Improves productivity Delivers the most air among competitive helmets –Increased volume equals increased cooling effect –Typically 50-60% higher than NIOSH minimum requirements

6 The Most Cooling Choices “New ” CT Cool Tube –Chills air 45 degrees –96% lighter than AC1000 (wt. < ¼ lb.) –Exhaust filter protects against paint overspray AC1000 Cool Tube –Chills air 35 degrees –Time Tested/Proven –Metal Construction Dual Cool System –Twin tubes One cools Helmet One cools Vest –Only NIOSH approved dual system

7 The Most Comfortable Six-point suspension –Wide 1” straps –Ratchet adjustment Center breathing tube connection for balance Cheek pads increase stability –Helmet turns with user’s head –Machine Washable –Adjustable; User determines thickness Cheek pads Air Flow Suspension Breathing Tube

8 The Most Dependable Independent, third party 1,000 Assigned Protection Factor (APF)* ANSI/ISEA Z89 Head Protection ANSI/ISEA High-Impact Z87 + Face Protection “Grit Guard” visor keeps debris out of lenses Latch Guard keeps cape secure Strain Guard protects breathing tube connection Injection-molded door provides precise tight seal *pending

9 The Most Versatile “3 rd Hand” Cape Attach Assist –Speeds up donning –Start blasting faster Hot/Cold Tubes Available –Warm up in winter –Cool down in summer Largest Variety of Available Capes –28”, 38” –Cap Sleeve, Long Sleeve Largest Variety of Connectors Available –Hansen, Snap Tite, Schrader, CEJN –Steel, Brass, Stainless “3 rd Hand” Hot/Cold Tube

10 The Most Visible 66% larger viewing lens than NOVA –Reduces blind spots & “closed in” feeling Tinted Lenses Available –Smoke or Green –Reduces glare Adhesive Mylar Lens Covers Available Over the top airflow prevents fogging NOVA Lens Bullard Lens

11 GenVX The Next Generation of Blasting

12 Headquartered in Cynthiana, Kentucky Founded in 1898 Fifth generation family-owned enterprise Product lines include thermal imagers, hard hats, firefighter and rescue helmets, supplied air respirators, powered air-purifying respirators, and air quality equipment.

13 Resources www.bullard.com. Brochure History Sheet Competitive Comparisons You Tube Videos PowerPoint Presentations

14 Sales Support - USA Jim Beckstead (415-755-8264) –California, Arizona, Nevada, Hawaii Stephen Bolling (303-818-9207) –Alaska, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, –Utah, Washington, Wyoming Tom Ludwig (832-654-1860) –Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Texas Marty Lang (816-547-0017) –Iowa, Southern Illinois, Kansas, Missouri, –Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota Paul Ostrowski (773-203-6295) –Northern Illinois, Minnesota, Michigan Wisconsin

15 Sales Support - USA Pat Riley (513-578-4550) –Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee Brian Floyd (770-508-6460) –Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi –North Carolina, South Carolina Kevin Quinn (610-999-1196) –Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey –Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia David Grislis (816-547-0017) –Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts –New Hampshire, New York, Rhode Island, Vermont

16 Sales Support – Canada & Latin America Keith Courtepatte (647-881-7298) –Canada Milton Ortega (954-224-1842) –Mexico, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Haiti,Trinidad, Tobago, U.S. Virgin Islands, Bahamas, All West Indies Islands, Netherlands Antilles, Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela Cristian Cifuentes (859-234-6616 ext 878) –Chile, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, Argentina

17 Sales Support – International Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa Bullard Asia Pacific Pte Ltd LHK Building 701, Sims Drive #04-03 Singapore 387383 Tel: +65 6745 0556 Fax: +65 6745 5176 E-mail: bullardasia@bullard.com Website: www.bullard.combullardasia@bullard.comwww.bullard.com Daniel Heng Regional Sales Manager

18 Sales Support – International EUROPE Bullard GmbH Lilienthalstrasse 12 D - 53424 Remagen Telefon: +49-(0)2642-99998-0 Fax: +49-(0)2642-99998-29 E-mail: info@bullard.de Website: www.bullardextrem.cominfo@bullard.dewww.bullardextrem.com Guillaume Kohen Regional Sales Manager

19 Management Support National Accounts Manager Randy Davis Randy_Davis@bullard.com 404-966-8751 National Sales Manager Brad Harvey Brad_Harvey@bullard.com 859-234-6616 ext 167

20 Product Support Customer Service Manager Heidi Coffee (1-877-BULLARD) info@bullard.com Product Manager Holly Jo Hellyer (859-234-6616 ext 243) Holly__Jo_Hellyer@bullard.com Product Line Manager Grant Rowe (859-234-6616 ext 153) Grant_Rowe@bullard.com

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