Bullard 33orr Full Brim Hard Hat Type 1 Class E

Product Description

The BULLARD 33orr is a full-brim, Type 1 hard hat built from polyethylene and rated Class E for high-voltage electrical environments. It is part of the BULLARD Classic series and is designed for general-purpose use on active work sites where vertical impact protection and electrical hazard resistance are required. The full brim extends around the entire hat, reducing sun glare, deflecting light rain, and providing additional coverage for the face and neck. The non-vented shell combined with the Class E rating makes this hat appropriate for environments where electrical exposure is a concern. Installation and fitment require no tools.

This hard hat is suited for construction, utilities, and industrial work sites where ANSI Z89.1-2009 compliance is required. The six-point suspension system distributes impact force evenly and accommodates head sizes from 6-1/2 to 8, fitting most workers without adjustment hardware. The solid-color, no-graphics shell is appropriate for supervisors, contractors, and tradespeople who need a compliant, no-frills protective hat in the field.

Key Features

• Type 1 impact protection guards against vertical blows to the top of the hat
• Class E electrical rating suitable for work near high-voltage conductors
• Full-brim design provides coverage around the entire head, face, and neck
• Non-vented polyethylene shell maintains Class E integrity
• Six-point suspension system spreads impact load and improves fit stability
• Fits hat sizes 6-1/2 through 8 with no accessory slots or mounting hardware required

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-issue hard hat for general work site use where ANSI Z89.1-2009 Type 1 Class E compliance is required.

Installation Notes

Hard hats are fitted and inspected by the end user or site safety officer before each shift. Inspect the shell and suspension for cracks, chalking, or deformation before use and replace the hat if damage is found. Do not modify the shell or suspension and do not apply paints, solvents, or adhesives that may degrade the polyethylene. Replace the suspension separately or replace the entire hat per manufacturer and ANSI guidelines after any significant impact event.