Aerial

Aerial

Aerial — Survival Safety Protection

HazPro Hazard Protection Systems · Fielded on 23,000+ U.S. Military Trucks · ATF-Observed Testing

Aerial builds survivability equipment that has already been proven where it matters. Its HazPro brand is the market leader in passive, fabric-based fuel tank fire suppression (FTFS) for U.S. Army and Marine tactical trucks — since 2007, more than 23,000 trucks have been equipped with its patented kits, preventing hydrocarbon fuel combustion from roadside-bomb attacks (IED, EFP, RPG) directed at fuel tanks.

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From Truck Survivability to the Bomb Tech's Hands

The Bread Box Blast Mitigation Bag takes the same dry-chemical extinguishing technology fielded in military truck FTFS kits and packages it into a protective transport bag for small explosives and energetics under 1 lb TNT equivalent — lined with NIJ Level IIIA soft armor, X-ray transparent, and rigged with D-rings for robot handling.

It isn't marketing-tested; it's ATF-observed. Certified explosive specialists from the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms watched the testing — designed with ATF input against real-world threats — and the results were corroborated by independent test lab Chesapeake/NTS: roughly 85% blast-pressure reduction with a typical pipe bomb, measured at arm's length.

Why EOD Gear Carries Aerial

EOD Gear (Training Center Pros, Inc.) is a Franklin, Tennessee SDVOSB founded by a US Navy EOD veteran. We put Aerial on the shelf for the same reason we put anything on the shelf: our customers — military EOD, bomb squads, SWAT breachers, and federal explosives specialists — asked for equipment that reduces the risk they carry, literally, in their hands. Aerial's test data earned the slot.

SDVOSB · GSA GS-07F-148GA · ISO 9001:2015 · ITAR Registered · CMMC 2

Aerial products are quoted — request pricing through our contact form.

Every submission is logged and answered in writing — documented correspondence for your procurement file. GSA, P-Card, and purchase orders welcome.

Aerial — Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Aerial, and what is HazPro?

Aerial (Survival Safety Protection) is the company behind the HazPro and Bread Box brands. HazPro is the market leader in passive, fabric-based fuel tank fire suppression (FTFS) kits for U.S. Army and Marine tactical trucks — over 23,000 trucks equipped with its patented kits since 2007.

What is the Bread Box Blast Mitigation Bag?

A protective transport bag for small explosives and energetics under 1 lb TNT equivalent — pipe bombs, a single small grenade, blasting caps, small charges, and crickets. Its walls carry a benign dry-chemical extinguishing agent and NIJ Level IIIA soft armor, reducing overpressure, fragmentation, and thermal effect if a device functions inside. Full details on the Bread Box product page.

How was Aerial's Bread Box tested?

Under observation by certified explosive specialists (CES) from the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, with tests designed with ATF input against real-world threats, and results corroborated by independent test lab Chesapeake/NTS. Independent sensors at arm's length (3 ft) measured roughly 85% blast-pressure reduction with a typical pipe bomb and 32% at the 1 lb TNT design limit.

Who uses Aerial equipment?

Trained professionals: military EOD and munition demolition specialists, state and local police and fire bomb technicians, SWAT breachers, and federal agency bomb technicians and explosives specialists — the same community EOD Gear equips every day.

How do I buy Aerial products?

By quote through EOD Gear. Use our contact form with your agency, quantity, and timeline — every submission is logged and answered in writing, giving you documented correspondence for your procurement file. GSA schedule GS-07F-148GA, P-Card, and purchase orders are welcome.

Are there limits on what the Bread Box can transport?

Yes — it is designed for small explosives and energetics below 1 lb TNT equivalence only. Larger threats (RPG, IED, EFP) must never be transported in the Bread Box, and there are no guarantees or warranties in survivability. Use with a live target is reserved for trained personnel.