Choose Mallory Safety and Supply for Blauer® CBRN and Hazmat Suits

Blauer® Manufacturing has been building protective equipment for public safety since 1936, and the family-owned company is still run by descendants of its founder four generations later. Blauer® was among the first manufacturers to bring CBRN protective equipment to market and has held more than a dozen U.S. patents for garment innovation since 1990.

Police departments in all 50 states have trusted Mallory for 45 years. Getting people home safe at the end of a shift is what drives us, and our Public Safety Team knows this Blauer® gear inside and out.

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30+ Nationwide Locations. Experienced Public Safety Team.
Serving Law Enforcement for 45 Years.

As an authorized distributor, we have access to the Blauer® chembio product selection at over 30 nationwide locations. From outfitting a single officer to a department-wide rollout, the inventory is here when you need it. Plus, we have a team dedicated to our public safety customers, and our fully staffed service centers offer expert fit testing, gas detector calibration, equipment repair, and more. Call 800-MALLORY or click here to explore options for your agency.

Homeland Defender® Suits

Multi-Threat Ensemble

Built for the hot zone, where officers face chemical warfare agents and toxic industrial chemicals (TIC) at or above IDLH concentrations.

Key Features

• GORE® CHEMPAK® Ultra-barrier fabric laminated to a 4.5-ounce NOMEX® IIIA outer and inner shell
• NOMEX® IIIA laminate offers limited flame resistance: resists melting, dripping, and burning under high heat
• NFPA 1994 Class 1 and Class 2 (2018 edition) certified, plus NFPA 1992 (2018 edition) certified
• MIST testing: PPDFsys > 1,500 (NFPA 1994 minimum is PPDFsys > 441)
• For S.W.A.T. active shooter response and high-risk clandestine lab entry, urban search and rescue, HAZMAT, decon, and hot zone search and rescue
• Water-absorbent outer shell adds evaporative cooling for longer time in the suit
• One-piece design with integrated CBRN booties and gloves

XRT Ensemble

The XRT Ensemble covers the warm zone, where officers still need CBRN protection but aren’t facing IDLH concentrations and may be in the suit for hours at a stretch.

Key Features

• Rugged GORE® CHEMPAK® selectively-permeable fabric and extra-strength seams allow for safer operations in demanding tactical and patrol situations
• Front-entry design lets officers don the XRT themselves, and the integrated glove system and booties mean there’s no chemical tape to apply in the field
• Approved for use with tactical-style boots
• NFPA 1994 Class 3 (2018 edition) and Class 4 (2018 edition) certified
• Rubber-to-rubber SCBA mask interface eliminates the need for taping or sealing gaps before confined-space entry
• Priced to equip and stock a full team, not just a few specialists

Why Choose Mallory as Your Procurement Partner for Blauer®?

Mallory is a national safety and industrial distributor serving hundreds of police departments and law enforcement agencies across all fifty states for over 45 years. We supply and service critical equipment through more than 30 stocking locations and 10 service centers.

Shop the Blauer® Line of Chembio Protective Clothing

We’re an authorized Blauer® distributor with priority access to their full line of CBRN and hazmat protective apparel. Your agency can count on us to have the depth and availability to help you outfit a single officer or implement a department-wide rollout without chasing inventory across multiple vendors.

Dedicated Public Safety Team

Our dedicated Mallory Public Safety Team has successfully outfitted police departments with chembio suits and can help you match the right Blauer® ensemble to your operations. If your agency is writing a grant-funded equipment list or preparing for a program review, we can help you document your selections with the technical rationale that reviewers expect.

Comprehensive Solutions to Ease Your Daily Operations

Convenient, Compliant Procurement

As a contract holder under OMNIA Partners Public Safety, we offer a piggyback path onto a contract that has already been competitively solicited and publicly awarded by a lead agency.

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Nationwide Stocking Locations and Service Centers

Coast-to-coast reach and local accountability are backed by over 30 stocking locations and 10 fully-staffed service centers.

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Employee Fit Testing

Our expert team can conduct fit testing at one of our locations or on-site with your employees to ensure that tight fitting respirators are compliant with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134 requirements.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the shelf life of a Homeland Defender® suit?

Homeland Defender® suits have a shelf life of ten years if basic storage and care instructions are followed. The actual shelf life depends on the extent and conditions under which the garment is used and stored.

What is necessary to care for my Homeland Defender® suit?

Homeland Defender® suits require only basic storage and maintenance. Each suit comes with a User Manual, which provides detailed instructions for storage and care of the garment. To ensure the protective performance of your Homeland Defender® suit, it is important that these instructions are followed at all times.

Can any SCBA or APR/PAPR facepiece be worn with Homeland Defender® suits?

No. Because every facepiece is constructed differently, the NFPA 1994 Standard requires that ensembles be certified with specific SCBAs, APRs, or PAPRs to ensure user safety. Only respirators and SCBA systems that are certified by NIOSH as CBRN approved and listed on each Homeland Defender® ensemble’s certification may be worn.

What is OMNIA Partners and how could it simplify our purchasing process?

OMNIA Partners is a cooperative purchasing organization. It runs competitively solicited, publicly awarded contracts on behalf of a lead public agency, and then makes those contracts available to other government agencies nationwide who want to compliantly “piggyback” onto them to procure efficiently and meet tight grant deadlines.