BFX Fire Apparatus

06/19/2026

Wildland apparatus built for the way your department responds.

BFX Type 6 composite body trucks are built for departments that need durable, lighter apparatus with real capability in the field. Each truck can be configured around your terrain, staffing, pump needs, storage requirements, electrical package, and chassis setup. The composite body helps reduce weight and protect against rust and corrosion while leaving more usable capacity for water, hose, tools, and equipment. Built for wildland response, rural departments, rough roads, and long days in service.

06/17/2026

Camera configurations help crews see more when backing, staging, or working in tight areas. With protected placement built into the truck, the setup stays practical for daily use and rougher conditions in the field.

06/15/2026

Not every call happens in daylight. Compartment lighting helps crews see what they’re reaching for, find tools faster, and work around the truck with better visibility after dark. Built into the body and placed where it’s needed, it’s a small detail that makes a real difference in the field.

06/13/2026

06/11/2026

Command vehicles help keep the operation moving.

A BFX command build gives departments a mobile platform for coordination, communication, and support away from the station. Built for crews that need gear organized, visibility on scene, and a truck that can stay useful across daily response, wildland work, and extended incidents.

06/09/2026

Solid footing matters.

BFX fold-down steps are built with aggressive traction to help crews stay sure-footed getting on and off the unit, and LED-lit step options add visibility in low light. It’s a simple feature, but it adds another layer of safety where it counts.

06/05/2026

A single cab Type 6 unit gives crews better maneuverability.

Pueblo County Sheriff's Office wanted a single cab brush truck to go with their existing BFX trucks, and this single cab truck gives crews another option when it matters most.
Same build quality and layout but purpose built around the way their crew responds.

06/03/2026

BFX center consoles are built for durability, clear control placement, and department-specific configurations. Radios, switches, and controls can be laid out around the needs of the unit, keeping the cab organized and ready for the field.

06/01/2026

Built for wildland work in Utah.

Uintah Fire District Type 6 Brush Truck is laid out for fast access to water, hose, tools, and storage when crews are working beyond the pavement. Made to handle rough terrain and practical fireground work.

05/29/2026

Our canopy command vehicle gives crews a practical setup for communication, coordination, and equipment support in the field, with a clean layout built for daily department use.