LEG PROTECTION

Providing adequate protection for the legs and feet has a decisive impact, first and foremost on safety at work, but also on comfort. Footwear with protective features is designed to protect the wearer's feet from injuries that could occur during accidents.

PROTECTION AGAINST FALLS FROM A HEIGHT

Working at height means, among other things, working on scaffolding, building structures, ceilings, chimneys, ladders or other elevations at a height of at least 1.0 m above ground or floor level.

ANTI-ELECTROSTATIC CLOTHING

Anti-electrostatic protective clothing as Category II PPE must be certified through the EU type assessment process
for compliance with Regulation 2016/425.

WELDING CLOTHES

Protective clothing for welders as Category II PPE must be certified through the EU type assessment process for compliance with Regulation 2016/425.

BODY PROTECTION

EN ISO 13688 - Protective clothing - General requirements. This International Standard specifies general requirements, in terms of workmanship, ergonomics, harmlessness, sizing, ageing process, compatibility and marking of protective clothing.

HAND PROTECTION

Protective gloves are an extremely important element of personal protective equipment, which serve to protect the hands against undesirable and/or harmful agents.

RESPIRATORY PROTECTION

The use of respiratory protection at work is required when the concentration of dangerous substances in the air exceeds the Maximum Allowable Concentration (MEL) for these substances

HEAR PROTECTION

Hearing protectors are the simplest and quickest way to protect the hearing organ from the effects of noise.