Groupe RG Main Catalogue

It is an immense pleasure for us to bring you our latest catalogue and with it to write a new page in our history.

In this highly competitive economy, in an international context where numerous longstanding practices are being challenged and at a time when digital technology is transforming our profession as a distributor, innovation has become the key to our value chain. The objective of the RG Group, as specialists in personal protective equipment, is to consolidate its leadership in France and extend it across Europe. This strategy of creating value by serving and satisfying customers is what constantly drives our Group to question how it does things and to innovate. To successfully implement that strategy, the values defended by the Group for many years, allow it to anticipate the development of the market with determination and humility.

The PPE market is constantly changing. We have to keep our ears to the ground to ensure we understand what our customers expect of us. And that is what the RG teams do every working day. Over the last few years, our Group has performed exceptionally well. This confirms that we can be confident in our PPE expertise, confident that we are offering the right services and that we are capable of implementing and supporting our customers' prevention plans.

We must not lose sight of the fact that we have to defend that confidence to be sure of continued success in the future. We have introduced a responsible purchasing policy in conjunction with the leading brands on the market, but also by developing the possibilities for direct sourcing and setting up, with the ERGOS brand, manufacturing agreements with the biggest production plants in the world.

Our development is planned in line with the requirements of responsible trading. Built on the pillars of the circular economy, our strategy includes the green economy and the fight against climate change. Our new programme, RGreen Concept™, is the vector of these ambitions and will enable customers to make better, more informed choices when purchasing PPE.

The year 2020 was marked by an exceptional pandemic which caused an unprecedented crisis. It demonstrated the need to change many rules that we previously thought of as hard and fast. Securing sourcing, being able to adapt quickly to new situations, looking for replacement products have become part of the fundamentals of our business.

Our staff are totally committed to implementing this new approach. The expertise that forms the lifeblood of our business is a genuine added value which we want to share with you through each and every one of our interventions in the field. The RG teams firmly believe in this approach and are totally mobilised to work with and support you.

TOGETHER, RG's staff will be staying the course, continuing to work hard to fully satisfy their customers. Even at times when the way ahead is momentarily unclear, our Group continues to move forward and to put all its energy into serving the men and women that put their trust in it.

We are committed to protecting you!

Pierre Manchini CEO RG Group

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THE RESPONSIVENESS OF A LOCAL COMPANY

Our sales policy has always been driven by your satisfaction. With 40 branches, we can support your choice for local logistics or a centralised solution. Our logistics hub based in Reims, France, enables us to centralise your needs and deliver optimum service quality. Our Group meets the requirements of HEQ (High Environmental Quality) certification by working from a building that meets the current best environmental practices. Our 200 PPE specialists across Europe are at your service to support you in your effort to protect people at work. They are experts in the risks of your particular line of business, and can help you put in place safety and protection plans that meet your specific requirements.

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contact.grands.comptes@groupe-rg.com Tél. 04 72 23 24 49

COMMUNICATION communication@groupe-rg.com

E-BUSINESS eprocurement@groupe-rg.com Tél. 04 72 23 69 07

RG Safety Head office 817, rue Nicéphore Nièpce 69800 SAINT-PRIEST 04 72 23 24 30 accueil@groupe-rg.com

RG France CEVENOLE DE PROTECTION - BORDEAUX ZI du Phare. 1, avenue Gustave Eiffel 33700 MERIGNAC 05 57 26 11 80 commercial.bordeaux@groupe-rg.com 16 - 17 - 24 - 33 - 40 - 47

CEVENOLE DE PROTECTION - MARSEILLE Technoparc du Griffon - 511, route de la Seds. Bat 12B 13127 VITROLLES 04 13 56 00 67 commercial.marseille@groupe-rg.com 04 - 06 - 13 - 83 - 2A - 2B

CEVENOLE DE PROTECTION - TOULOUSE ZI de Montaudran. 21, impasse Didier Daurat 31400 TOULOUSE 05 62 47 84 00 commercial.toulouse@groupe-rg.com 09 - 11 - 12 - 31 - 3246 - 64 - 65 -81 - 82

CEVENOLE DE PROTECTION - NIMES 467, rue Etienne Lenoir. Km Delta 30900 NIMES 04 66 02 03 04 commercial.nimes@groupe-rg.com 11 - 30 - 34 - 66 - 84

GERIN - CLERMONT-FERRAND 30 bis, rue Fernand Forest ZA l’Artière 63540 ROMAGNAT 04 73 64 65 40 commercial.clermont@groupe-rg.com 03 - 15 - 19 - 23 - 43 - 48 - 63 - 87

GERIN - GRENOBLE ZI. 7, rue des Bourelles 38420 DOMENE 04 76 77 10 88 commercial.domene@groupe-rg.com 05 - 38 - 73 - 74

GERIN - LYON 38, route de St-Symphorien d’Ozon 69801 SAINT-PRIEST 04 72 28 44 50 commercial.stpriestra@groupe-rg.com 01 - 07 - 26 - 42 - 69 - 39 - 58 - 71

AMIET - NANTES 268, route de Clisson 44120 VERTOU 02 51 79 10 10 commercial.nantes@groupe-rg.com 44 - 49 -79 - 85

AMIET - PARIS 13, rue de la Perdrix Bât. L’EIDER Hall G 93290 TREMBLAY EN FRANCE 01 45 91 04 42 commercial.paris@groupe-rg.com 75 - 77 sud - 78 - 91 - 92 - 93 - 94 - 95

AMIET - ROUEN 165, rue du Général de Gaulle 76770 LE HOULME 02 35 74 92 96 commercial.rouen@groupe-rg.com 27 - 76

FIPROTEC - RENNES Parc d’Activités AN ORIENT. 216, route de Lorient35000 RENNES 02 23 48 61 61 commercial.rennes@groupe-rg.com 22 - 29 -35 - 56

FIPROTEC - TOURS Parc de la Châtaigneraie. 10, rue de la Maison Rouge37510 BALLAN MIRE 02 47 73 39 30 commercial.tours@groupe-rg.com 18 - 28 - 36 - 37 - 41 - 45 - 86

FIPROTEC - CAEN ZAC porte d’Espagne. 17, rue de Navarre 14123 CORMELLES LE ROYAL 02 31 34 25 48 commercial.caen@groupe-rg.com 14 - 50 - 53 - 61 - 72

FIPROTEC - DUNKERQUE Zone d’activité des Repdyck, rue de l’Abbé Grégoire59760 GRANDE SYNTHE 03 28 51 81 10 commercial.dunkerque@groupe-rg.com 59 nord - 62

FIPROTEC - LILLE 424 rue des Bourreliers - Parc des Pyramides 59320 HALLENNES LEZ HAUBOURDIN 03 20 10 32 20 service.commercial-lille@groupe-rg.com 59 sud - 62 - 80

FIPROTEC - METZ 2d, rue du Dr Schweitzer 57130 ARS-SUR-MOSELLE 03 87 63 96 59 commercial.metz@groupe-rg.com 54 - 55 - 57 - 88

FIPROTEC - REIMS 3, rue de la Noue 51420 CERNAY LES REIMS 03 26 02 24 28 commercial.reims@groupe-rg.com 02 - 08 -51 - 60 - 77 nord

FIPROTEC - STRASBOURG 6, rue de Rome 67670 MOMMENHEIM 03 88 04 22 50 commercial.strasbourg@groupe-rg.com 25 - 67 - 68 - 70 - 90

AUB-PROTEC - TROYES 5, rue de la Fontaine 10150 CRENEY- PRÉSTROYES 03 25 75 25 26 commercial.troyes@groupe-rg.com 10 - 21 - 52 - 89

Cat III PPE EGID 467, rue Etienne Lenoir. Km Delta 30900 NIMES 04 66 26 61 55 plateforme.epi3@groupe-rg.com France LEMS FEYZIN 4, rue Jacques Monod 69320 FEYZIN 04 87 24 21 08 commercial@groupelems.com France

LEMS MARTIGUES 1, rue Louis LEPINE, Le carré d’as N°7 13500 MARTIGUES 04 42 56 27 82 paca@groupelems.com France

LEMS AQUITAINE 27, rue de l’Aulouzette, Zone Eurolacq 64170 ARTIX 05 59 05 33 48 aquitaine@groupelems.com France

LEMS NORMANDIE Seri Parc- avenue du Cantipou, Immeuble caravelle76700 HARFLEUR 02 35 42 01 60 normandie@groupelems.com France

LEMS ATLANTIQUE ZI Les 6 Croix – 3 rue des Prés du Rocher 44480 DONGES 02 44 07 04 10 atlantique@groupelems.com France

LEMS GRAND EST ZI de l’Europort 57508 SAINT AVOLD 03 87 90 78 17 grandest@groupelems.com France

SPECIALIST & EXPERT

RECOMMENDATIONS

We work with you to analyse the risks of your trades and help you select the most innovative PPE that is best suited to your needs.

ADVICE

Our technical expertise , combined with our knowledge of the variety of risks , enable us to suggest PPE and offer services that guarantee optimum protection.

We are dedicated to developing the quality and comfort of equipment in order to increase the rate of use of PPE by workers and thereby help reduce the number of workplace injuries.

MONITORING

We have Synamap membership and regular contacts with notified bodies for PPE in Europe and can therefore guarantee that our products comply with the requirements of laws and standards . Our products team works in partnership with major global manufacturers and factories to monitor advancing technology and give you the guarantee of the best protection.

MISSIONS:

RESPONSIBLE PURCHASING POLICY

Being responsive to our customers, turning to our experts while making choices, and monitoring the technology used by global manufacturers form the basis of our smart purchasing policy.

We take account of the requirements for an effective and controlled purchasing policy. Thus, our approach to purchasing reconciles business performance and compliance with welfare and environmental standards.

Centralised purchases and stringent organisation processes ensure that the policy remains consistent and effective at all times.

UTILISATION

Training workers to use PPE and making them aware of the issues is crucial. Our subsidiary, EGID Consulting, is an approved training centre for category 3 PPE and can help you select the personal protection you require.

TRACEABILITY

We have incorporated all the provisions of Regulation EU 2016/425 into the strategy of the Group, as a prerequisite to any commercial approach.

SERVICE

We regularly extend our service offering to better satisfy you. Training, rental, customisation, care and maintenance of category III PPE...

Find all our services from pages 18 to 21.

OUR

Supporting our customers in their safety plans.

Offering suitable personal protective solutions.

Our ambition is to become your supplier of choice over the long term. Your satisfaction is our priority.

Photo credits: Musée des Confluences (Lyon, France)

Architects: CoopHimmelb(1)au

WELFARE, ENVIRONMENTAL, OCIAL AND ECONOMIC RESPONSIBILITY: FROM CONCEPT

TO APPLICATION

For over 30 years, our group has been committed to a strong CSR approach, and has incorporated social and environmental concerns into its strategy.

Our CSR policy is the result of constructive dialogue with our stakeholders, and is based on the guidelines of the standard ISO 26000. It is intended to be participative, so that our employees are the primary contributors to the achievement of our sustainable development goals.

For our Group:

• implementation of a responsible purchasing policy based on the positive impact that the company can have on society, • development of the intangible assets of the company,

• anticipation and satisfaction of legal requirements,

Today, the fundamentals have been well integrated into the practices of the Group, which increasingly wants to take concrete action for a more responsible economy. More about our CSR policy

are the priority areas of thinking and development that have been incorporated into our strategy as drivers of growth and differentiation.

With RGreen Concept™, our Group aims to drive and support the gradual transition of the industry towards a more responsible model. We seek to inform users about the environmental and social impacts of the PPE they use and help them make the right choices if they are looking to purchase products that are better for people and the environment.

The RGreen Concept™ rating system gives each product a score of 0 to 4 planets based on four environmental and social criteria.

WHAT ARE THE FOUR ASSESSMENT CRITERIA?

A CSR policy that is assessed and certified by an independent body

An approval mark or action in favour of a social and/or environmental cause

WHAT ARE THE SERVICES ASSOCIATED WITH THE PROGRAMME?

A scorecard resulting from an analysis of your PPE purchases.

Suggestions for progress plans.

The possibility to take part in actions that further your own CSR policy.

Product manufacture that is local to users, in areas of the world with high environmental performance

Products manufactured from recycled materials that are assessed for compliance with standard EN ISO 14021: 2016

RGreen Concept™ rules

Video of RGreen Concept™ programme

COLLECTION AND RECYCLING, THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY AS SEEN BY THE

Today, natural resources and raw materials clearly appear threatened. Society now expects us to collect and recycle waste in order to protect them.

Sorting and environmentally responsible behaviour must form the new basis of our relationships

That is why our Group is putting in place simple and quick solutions for RECYCLING PPE at the

AGGREGATION

PARTNERSHIPS WITH GLOBAL PPE MANUFACTURERS

Our long-standing partnerships with strong and innovative brands contribute to the composition of our range of products and services.

The quality of the PPE we select, our expertise in that field and the continuous renewal of our sales offer are major contributors to our ability to adapt to the requirements of the market, those of law-makers and your own requirements, of course!

Long-term relationships of trust with our partners.

See this video of the RG Group, a leading specialist of PPE.

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ERGOS

A name reputed for its engineering quality and responsibility Ergos offers a valuable alternative for the employees of your company. Our PPE addresses the needs of many categories, and this catalogue includes protective gloves, safety shoes, work wear, safety glasses. Price, style and innovation... HIGH MANUFACTURING QUALITY. THE PLANTS ARE RECOGNISED GLOBALLY AND CERTIFIED.

IT IS AUTHENTIC AND RESPONSIBLE, WITH LOYAL CUSTOMERS

IT IS INCORPORATED IN A PROCESS OF CONTINUAL IMPROVEMENT

THE QUALITY OF OUR CUSTOMER SERVICE IS OUR PRIORITY

Our Group has built its success on its customer relations . Because we know that customer loyalty is a decisive factor for the health of our business, we continually analyse the purchase and post-purchase path of our customers in order to develop our organisation and continually improve our relation with the customer.

A concept and an organisation that are always geared to serve the needs of our customers

EACH CUSTOMER IS UNIQUE

We personalise our commercial relation with each customer and their specific workplace health and safety strategy.

PERSONALISATION OF ACTIVE LISTENING AND RESPONSIVENES

Your satisfaction is the first performance indicator for the Group Providing you with speedy and appropriate solutions. Building a long-lasting relationship with you.

Anticipating and detecting your needs

INNOVATION AND PARTICIPATORY APPROACH

Sharing content, obtaining your opinion.

You are a Group with several facilities in France or in Europe, You have access to all our sales offering supplemented by specific services.

A single contact, in your country or Europe-wide, to handle the deployment of master agreements and progress plans

Centralised transaction management (orders, invoicing)

Centralised and/or local logistics

Management of consignment stock

Personalised reporting and analysis tools

Communication tools suited to your organisation (electronic catalogue, printed catalogue)

E-procurement solutions (web shop, punch out)

A TEAM FOR KEY ACCOUNTS ACROSS EUROPE

Tools that allow us to guarantee the perfect management of your agreements.

RESPONSIBLE PURCHASES

TAILORED PPE

DISPENSERS

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LOGISTICS AND PREPARATION

Preparation and calibration of new sensors, serialisation of respiratory masks, traceability and commissioning report, management of dedicated stock etc.

MAINTENANCE AND TRACEABILITY

Annual or occasional inspections, maintenance in a centre or in your premises, preventive and corrective work (safety shop), fit test etc.

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Définition

Equipment is said to be PPE if it complies with regulation (EU) 2016/425 and one or more PPE standards.

Selecting the right PPE is finding the best compromise between the highest safety requirement and the best comfort while executing the task.

PPE is not any ordinary product

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The concept of PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) applies if the product complies with regulation (EU) 2016/425 and one or more PPE standards. PPE is effective only if it is actually used. That means that it must be accepted by the user and not hinder the performance of the task. The design and use of PPE became standardised in the course of the 20th century. In the 1970s, its use was introduced in the Labour Code. Directives for use (89/391/EEC), (89/656/EEC) and design (86/686/EEC) have been prepared by the European Union. These documents are adapted and integrated into the laws of European states.

In the 1980s, the manufacturing of PPE moved out of Europe. Greater harmonisation became necessary. In 2018, regulation (EU) 2016/425 superseded Directive 86/686/EEC on the design of PPE. The same rules apply as of right in all States.

PPE standards are attached to them. They are prepared jointly by manufacturers, notified bodies, and workplace health bodies working in the standardisation commissions of the CEN, European Committee for Standardisation, and are regularly revised. The compliance of PPE to a PPE standard gives it the right to claim compliance with the PPE regulation and thus essential health and safety requirements.

PPE also complies with the REACH regulation that came into force on 1 June 2007. That regulation governs the use of chemicals for the manufacturing of all products in order to prohibit the use of substances hazardous to health or the environment.

Proper understanding of the rules for the manufacturing and use of PPE is indispensable for grasping and knowing the responsibilities of all those involved,from the manufacturer up to the user.

PPE manufacturing rules

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The rules for the designing and manufacturing of PPE are contained in regulation (EU) 2016/425. It defines the PPE product, the design and manufacturing process, and the roles and responsibilities of those involved in the production and distribution circuit.

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1- PPE is classified into three categories

Category I Category II Category III

These are products that protect from low risks that could lead to minor injuries that are easily perceptible by the user.

According to the regulation, these are all the products that are neither in category I or III.

These are products that protect from risks that could lead to permanent or fatal injuries.

Examples

These include cleaning gloves, clean cotton gloves.

Helmets and safety glasses are category II PPE

Respiratory protection masks, hearing protection and fall protection systems are category III PPE

The classification system determines the rules for the certification and inspection of PPE: the higher the risk, the more stringent they are.

2-For Category II and Category III PPE, the conformity of a product to standards and regulations is verified by States through bodies notified for PPE. For category II, certification is carried out through a typical product. For category III, it is carried out through continuous inspection of production in relation to the typical product.

3-PPE must be marked. Marking must include identification of the manufacturer, traceability information, standards and the levels of protection claimed. Each piece of PPE sold must always be accompanied by usage instructions. If the PPE complies with the PPE regulation and a PPE standard, CE marking may then be applied.

The manufacturer designs, manufactures and controls production.

Importation Distribution

The distributor supplies products and guides customers.

Regulation (EU) 2016/425.

The notified body tests and inspects the products to check their conformity to PPE standards and the regulation.

The customer selects the protection suited to the risks encountered.

Regulation

The regulation (EU) 2016/425 defines the product through its design, manufacturing and distribution (resources and parties involved).

PPE is classified into three categories, I, II and III, depending on the degree of protection required.

Directive 89/656/EEC determines the rules for use. Its aim is to ensure the best possible health and safety standards.

The employer is responsible for selecting the PPE and ensuring it is appropriate for the identified risks.

Why trust the RG Group?

The RG Group has ISO 9001 certification since 1999. It is one of the first distributors to have secured the certification of its quality management system.

In 2014, the RG Group initiated a CSR drive, which was given the Gold rating in 2020 by the EcoVadis assessment platform.

The RG Group has in-depth knowledge of the requirements of standards

Knowing the details of legal requirements is a prerequisite for our Group. For instance, we continually train our teams in understanding the standards on PPE. Besides, in an effort for continual improvement, our Group has been one of the first distributors to obtain ISO 9001 (1999) certification. The group has been engaged in a CSR approach for several years, which was awarded the Gold rating in 2020 by the EcoVadis assessment platform.

A specialist PPE catalogue to guide your choice

At the start of each section, explanations of the standards restate the fundamentals of the standards applicable to our product selection. Information about the materials used and their properties, and indications about selection based on other criteria such as comfort, dexterity and practical aspects are also provided. Thus, we aim to guide you in your search for the protection that is best suited to your needs.

The choice of PPE is always the result of the best compromise between the highest level of safety required and the need to work in satisfactorily comfortable conditions.

This catalogue has been designed to guide your choice of PPE. Our experts are at your disposal to provide you with any additional information you might need. Our aim is to supply the right PPE, the PPE that will protect you because you use it day after day.

PPE usage rules

PPE usage rules are defined by Directive 89/656/EEC, which aims to guarantee the highest health and safety standards in the workplace. It is based on Directive 89/391/EEC, which sets up safety and risk prevention as first principles.

1- PPE is put in place if and only if collective safety means are insufficient. Employers must adopt a unique prevention approach: eliminating avoidable risks, and then assessing the unavoidable risks to address them with collective equipment, and then with personal equipment.

2 - Employers are responsible for the choice of PPE and its suitability for the risks encountered by their employees.

3 - PPE users must be trained in the use of these products. The instructions that are supplied with every PPE product must be read by the wearer.

Directive 89/656/EEC

The company management must assess the risks and protections required.

The employee must be trained in the use of PPE and must use it when they are exposed to risks.

HEAD PROTECTION

A selection that stays ahead.

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The risk of impacts (knocking the head) is different from the risk of falls (object falling on the head).

Only a helmet can protect from the risks resulting from objects falling on the head.

Regulations

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The standards system for head protection is based on two main standards that govern protective caps and helmets.

Protective helmets are governed by several standards if they are to protect the user from combined risks.

Our experts will guide you in your choice of protection: bump cap, helmet, additional optional features and materials.

Assessing risks to offer you the most suitable protection and adapt it to your needs is what we do.

Working at heights: standard EN 12492: 2012

Standard EN 12492: 2012 defines the minimum safety requirements and test methods for helmets for mountaineers. The helmet must address more stringent design and performance requirements, particularly as regards shock absorption and penetration due to lateral impacts.

The resistance of the chin strap is raised from 25 to 50 newtons with 4 anchor points, limiting the risk of dropping the helmet in the event of a fall. Some helmets simultaneously fulfil both standards, EN 397 + A1: 2012 and EN 12492: 2012.

Electrical risk: standard EN 50365: 2002

When used along with standard EN 397 + A1: 2012, standard EN 50365: 2002 defines helmets that offer electrical insulation for working close to low-voltage installations. In the presence of current up to 1000 VAC or 1500 VDC, they protect the head by preventing the flow of current through it. Helmets must be used with other protection from electrical hazards.

Select your equipment

Protective caps

Caps protect from impacts in the open air, when there is no risk of objects falling on the wearer.

They are also much used indoors, to offer protection from accidental impacts and cuts for building workers such as plumbers, electricians or tilers, and also in industry, on production lines, or by drivers. Caps are lighter than helmets, often better ventilated, and are thus more easily accepted and used.

The words “IMPORTANT! This is not a protective helmet” must feature on the shell of the cap. Indeed, protective caps do not protect from falling objects.

Contribution of the RG Group

Shell

Protective helmets

Helmets protect from falling objects.

They are made up of two parts:

• The shell, which is made of strong lightweight material to withstand impacts and puncturing.

• The harness, which is located between the shell and the head and distributes the weight of the helmet, while keeping the two at a safe distance for shock absorption.

Helmets must fit the head correctly and be secure on it. The harness is a major component for comfort.

Multi-point textile harnesses are the most efficient. The chin strap is often optional, but recommended. It is mandatory when the wearer is likely to lose their helmet and not be able to pick it up easily (work on structural frame assembly, work on antennas etc.)

Helmet accessories for protection from combined risks

INTEGRATED GLASSES

For use of eye protection without having the discomfort of spectacle temples inside the helmet. Must comply with standard EN 166: 2001.

INTEGRATED SHIELD Protects the face. Must comply with standard EN 166: 2001.

MESH SHIELD Protects the face. Particularly suitable for forestry helmets. Must comply with standard EN 1731: 2007 HELMET-MOUNTED EARMUFFS

When you need to combine hearing protection with head protection, it is more comfortable to use helmet-mounted earmuffs. However, not all earmuffs can be mounted on all helmets. Must comply with standard EN 352-3 February 2003.

ID CARD HOLDER  As identification has become necessary on most worksites, a card can be inserted in the ID card holder provided on the helmet.

HEADLAMP  Headlamps are common safety accessories, and can effectively light a working area when mounted on a helmet with a lamp holder.

HOOD For hoods that protect from the risk of flames and heat only. Must comply with standard EN 14116: 2015

THERMAL PROTECTION Approved by the manufacturer for combined use with helmets and caps: liner, hood etc.

More about helmet materials

Marking

Marking of helmets

For compliance with the standard, a helmet must be marked under the peak as follows:

Customisation

Helmets carry the image of the company and can be marked with logos or text. Such marking must comply with the manufacturer’s restrictions. Marking ink, solvent or paint may not be applied to a safety helmet against the instructions of the manufacturer.

The RG group can apply markings for you in accordance with standards. Please seek advice from our experts.

V-Gard helmets

MSA has been protecting men and women at work for over 100 years. The helmets of the iconic V-Gard® brand are made in France – with the exception of V-Gard H1, made in USA – like the famous Gallet F1XF firefighters’ helmets. Opting for the innovation of V-Gard® helmets from MSA is selecting comfort, simplicity of use and style. Did you know that 100 millions V-Gard® helmets have been sold across the world

SPECTRUM

ABS helmet with integrated over the glasses • Reduced peak • 6 point textile suspension with Twist2Fit wheel ratchet • Dry-Tech antiperspiration band • Optional ID card holder and 4 point chin strap (please enquire) • 484 g

CONCEPT

ABS helmet • 6 point textile suspension with slip ratchet or Twist2Fit wheel ratchet depending on the model • Dry-Tech anti-perspiration band • Optional ID card holder available (please enquire) • 318 to 337 g depending on model

Standards: EN 397/EN 50365

Part number Specificity ColourPackaging

0CES09ERBL Non-vented version With wheel ratchet White C x 1 # x 10

0CES09E Non-vented version With slip ratchet White C x 1 # x 20 263050 Linesman version EN 397 White C x 1 # x 10

SHIELDS AND SHIELD HOLDERS

Standard: EN 166

0CES54CE Universal shield clip

CONCEPT E x 1 # x 10

0CES54P Shield holder with Peltor® adapters CONCEPT E x 1 # x 10 263019 Shield holder with Bilsom® adapters CONCEPT E x 1 # x 10 240110 Shield holder for arc flash risks CONCEPT E x 1 # x 10

0CES590AEA

Clear polycarbonate shield for arc flash risks, 225 mm For mounting on S57CE shield holder CONCEPT E x 1 # x 10

0CES591 Clear acetate shield, 210 mm For mounting on S54CE, S54P, S54B shield holder CONCEPT E x 1 # x 10

0CES912 Clear acetate shield, anti-fogging, 160 mm Chin guard CONCEPT E x 1 # x 10

0CES592 Clear acetate shield, anti-fogging, 210 mm For mounting on S54CE, S54P, S54B shield holder CONCEPT E x 1 # x 10

0CES593 Acetate shield, 210 mm, shade 3

CONCEPT E x 1 # x 5

0CES595 Acetate shield, 210 mm, shade 5 CONCEPT E x 1 # x 5

263020 Clear polycarbonate shield, 160 mm CONCEPT E x 1 # x 10 263021 Clear polycarbonate shield, 210 mm CONCEPT E x 1 # x 10 263026 Chin guard in clear polycarbonate CONCEPT E x 1 # x 10 263027 Clear polycarbonate joining shield Chin guard CONCEPT E x 1 # x 10

ACCESSORIES

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RELATED PRODUCTS

Part number Description Packaging 01-006177 4 point chin strap * x 10 # x 10 01-005183 Over the glasses, anti-fogging (K) and scratch resistant (N) Q x 1 # x 10

Class 1 eye protection, retractable and adjustable.

EVO® VISTALENS™

ABS helmet with integrated over the glasses • Micro-visor • 6 point textile suspension with 3D adjustment (height and depth) • Wheel ratchet adjustment • Integrated over the glasses (K and N) compatible with prescription glasses • Chamlon™ band • Tinted cover • Accessories certified compatible as an option • Available in nonvented version • Marking possible from 10 pieces • 490 g

Standards: EN 397/EN 166/EN 50365/EN 170

Part number Specificity ColourPackaging 01-005893 Vented version White C x 1 # x 10

EVOLITE® CR2

ABS helmet with standard visor • 6 point suspension with 3D adjustment (height and depth) • Wheel ratchet adjustment • Compatible accessories as an option • 300 g • Marking possible from 40 pieces

Standard: EN 397

White C x 1 # x 10 OJSPAJB17000010 Vented version with wheel ratchet 01-005905 0JSPANT01020000 240006

Helmet

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Some trades require head protection that fulfils special functions. You might need protectionfrom splashing molten metal, direct electrical contact or splashing on the face, select THE helmet that is equipped and adapted to your work.

HELMETS FOR ELECTRICIANS

V-GARD® 950

ABS helmet with integrated shield (2 positions) compatible with the use of glasses • Fas-Trac® III 6 point suspension with adjustment knob • 4 point chin strap • Wide washable anti-perspiration band • Compatible with ear protection • Helmet supplied in a reusable protective bag

Standards: EN 397/EN 50365/GS-ET-29 class 1/EN 166/ ANTISTATIC - ATEX

Part number Colour Packaging 01-000076 White C x 1 # x 12

ONYX

ABS helmet with retractable visor with anti-fogging (N) and scratch-resistant (K) treatment offering protection from arc flashes, splashing of molten metal and hot liquids • Face screen compatible with the use of prescription glasses • Polyamide suspension with 6 fastening points • Mountaineering type chin strap with 4 anchor points and automatic buckle • Storage bag supplied

Standards: EN 397/EN 50365 (class 0, 1000 V)/EN 166 (1 AT 8 9 KN/3 8 9 AT)/EN 170 (2C-1.2)/GS-ET-29 Class 1 (8-1-0)

Part number Colour Packaging 01-004108 White C x 1 # x 6

E-SHARK

ABS helmet with integrated face shield • The shield is raised automatically when the side is pressed • Replaceable black textile harness • Mountaineering type 4 point chin strap • Wheel ratchet adjustment • 728 g

Standards: EN 397/EN 50365/EN 166/EN 170/GS-ET 29

Part number Colour Packaging 264201 White C x 1 # x 6

SHIELDS AND SHIELD HOLDERS

Standard: EN 166

For forestry and landscape workers.

FORESTRY

Standards: EN 397/EN 1731/EN 352

Part number Colour Packaging 280001 Orange C x 1 # x 4

VULCAIN

Helmet in reinforced fibre glass • 6 point suspension in Terylene fabric • Anti-perspiration band • Acetal ratchet wheel with HDPE straps, black foam, 3 mm • Resists temperatures above 500°C Standard: EN 397

Part number Specificity ColourPackaging 263001 Non-vented versionWhite C x 1 # x 10

RELATED PRODUCTS

Part numberDescription Packaging 0CES30V 2 point leather chin strap * x 10 # x 1 240122 Terylene suspension with wheel ratchet * x 10 # x 1

For felling and pruning work.

V-GARD 500 FORESTRY KIT

1731-F/EN 352-3

Part number Specificity ColourPackaging 01-000806 Vented versionOrange C x 1 # x 10

COOL CAP

Bump

Standard: EN 812

BASE BALL CAP

HARDCAP A1+™ ESSENTIAL

3M™ FIRST BASE™ 3 CLASSIC

Bump cap with reduced peak (55 mm) • Flexible vented shell in ABS • 100 microfibre fabric

Standard: EN 812

Part number Colour Packaging 01-000065 Black D x 1 # x 20 01-000427 Navy blue D x 1 # x 20

3M™ FIRST BASE+

Bump cap in ABS extended at the back

Foam inside the shell with venting channels • 100% microfibre fabric

Elastic strap adjustable at the back • Available in several colours (please enquire)

Standard: EN 812 Part number Colour Packaging 240140 Black D x 1 # x 20

3M™ FIRST BASE™ 3 WINTER

Bump cap with reduced peak

Standard: EN 812

Part number Colour Packaging 265012HV High visibility D x 1 # x 20

PHEOS FACEGUARD

Ready-for-use face protection system supplied fully assembled

• uvex supravision excellence treatment: highly resistant to scratching (K marking) and chemicals on the outside of the shield and anti-fogging (N marking) on the inside • The system is lightweight and its centre of gravity is at the middle of the head, so as to not put strain on the neck muscles or spinal column • Compatible with the use of spectacles or respiratory protection mask • May also be fitted with earmuffs (please enquire)

Standards: EN 166/EN 170

Part number Packaging 01-006084 F x 1 # x 1

RELATED PRODUCTS

Part numberDescription

Packaging 240144 Replacement suspension Q x 1 # x 1 240145 Anti-perspiration band Q x 1 # x 1 01-000744 Replacement shield E x 1 # x 1 240147 Sun protection Q x 1 # x 1

TURBOSHIELD

ABS ratchet helmet • Removable, cleanable and breathable headband • Patented secure fastening system • Pushbutton system to change the visor in no time • Ergonomic adjustment handles, easy to use even with gloves • Smooth pivoting with locking notches in the lowered or raised position • Ratchet wheel for rapid adjustment of the helmet, with the guarantee of optimum fit

Part number Packaging 01-000031 F x 1 # x 10

RELATED

EASY ADAPTER + VISOR

CABIEZA ABIERTA

NUEVO ALUMINIO

HEARING PROTECTION

hearing protection in 7 points

Exposure to noise is regulated by European Directive (EC) 2003/10. It was transcribed into French labour law in articles R 4431-2 to R4431-4, which set the levels of exposure to noise that require the use of preventive measures.

Consequences of reclassification to category III

The new PPE regulation (EU) 2016/425 has reclassified hearing PPE from category II to category III.

That change is due to the permanent nature of the damage caused by exposure to noise. Any injury to the auditory canal is permanent.

Such PPE is therefore subject to heightened production control, which is carried out by a notified body that must be clearly identified by the marking. The change in category thus gives greater quality guarantees to users.

The standards system for hearing protection

Exposure to noise has a number of effects on health, but it is a single risk.

1 2 3 4 5

Of note

Deafness is the fourth occupational disorder.

20% of workers are exposed to noise above 85 dB(A). Above that level, noise and noise fatigue have a negative impact on workplace health (stress).

A 3 dB increase corresponds to twice the sound intensity.

Noise protection is effective only if it is worn throughout the period of exposure to noise.

EN 352-1: 2002 Earmuffs

EN 352-2: 2002 Earplugs

EN 352-3: 2002 Helmet-mounted earmuffs

EN 352-4 + A1: 2005 Level-dependent earmuffs

EN 352-5 + A1: 2005 Active noise reduction earmuffs

EN 352-6: 2002 Earmuffs with safety-related audio input

EN 352-7: 2002 Level-dependent earplugs

EN 352-8: 2008 Entertainment audio earmuffs

EN 458: 2016 Recommendations for selection, use, care and maintenance

The standards system is organised around the different types of protective equipment. The number of the standard claimed is stated on the marking. Manufacturer

Certification

Brand CE marking with no of certifying notified body

Applicable standard Product with operating instructions

Hearing protection systems are category III PPE. The quality control of these products has been reinforced by the new PPE regulation.

Identify potential risks

What is noise?

In a nutshell, noise is an unwanted harmful sound above 80 dB. There are of two types of noise. The first is general ambient noise, as that heard in workplaces. The second is impact noise, a single intense sound like an explosion.

Noise measurement

Exposure to noise can be measured. Its effects on health depend on three factors.

The intensity of noise is the sound level, which is measured in decibels.

A 3 dB increase corresponds to doubling the source with the same intensity (e.g. if instead of one, you have two cars that produce 60 dB each, the new value is 63 dB)

To couple the concepts of sound intensity and exposure time, two regulatory measurements have been created:

• Decibels weighted over an eight-hour working day = dB (A).

• C-weighted decibels = dB (C).

The legal limits on exposure are: level of daily exposure to noise of 87 dB (A) or peak acoustic pressure level of 140 dB (C).

What are the risks generated by noise?

The consequences of harmful exposure to noise may be immediate, or gradual. By the time serious consequences are seen, it is often too late to react: hearing injuries caused by exposure to noise are permanent.

Measure the required protection levels

Staying safe from noise

Above 75 dB, you need to use hearing protection that reduces noise.

Above 87 dB(A) over an eight-hour day, exposure is prohibited: exposure must be limited in time.

Standard EN 458: 2016 determines the method for preventing exposure to the risk of noise:

• Measure noise exposure, exposure time and calculate the daily personal exposure.

• Reduce exposure to noise by methods other than personal protection.

• Put in place personal protection: identify the areas in which personal protection is indispensable, then select the equipment.

Beyond 140 dB, exposure to noise is prohibited; even with the use of protection: exposure must be reduced or removed.

• Extreme noise can make it necessary to use double protection and technical or governmental inspections.

87 dB ELV* For hearing protection to be effective, it must be worn throughout the period of exposure to noise.

Excess protection: the user must not feel isolated from sound. Acceptable protection Acceptable protection Inadequate protection Exposure to noise prohibited

*Exposure Limit Value

the required protection

The factors that prevent optimum protection are many:

Five minutes of negligence per day considerably reduces the effectiveness of hearing protection

• Lack of training: take away approximately 5 dB from protective equipment when it is worn by untrained individuals, and 10 dB if the earplugs are used

• Simultaneous use of other protective equipment, unsuitability of the equipment for the wearer’s build

• Frequent removal of the protective equipment

• Damaged protective equipment (age, dirt)

The training and awareness of individuals exposed and the choice of equipment that is suited to the wearer and the risk are decisive factors for providing optimum protection.

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Surrounding noise Noise exposure

Indicated in SNR on the equipment: represents the level of reduction by the equipment in dB.

The performance of hearing protection is indicated on all protective equipment using the SNR (Single Number Rating): this is a harmonised measurement that makes it easier to compare equipment. In their instructions, manufacturers indicate the precise reduction measured by frequency. Thus, when a user of a chain saw emitting 100 dB(A) noise for 8 hours must select their hearing protection, they necessarily select a 33 dB SNR to go below the maximum exposure limit.

Hand saw Lift truck

NOISESCALE

RECOMMENDEDREDUCTION

LEGALOBLIGATIONS

Vacuum cleaner Circular saw Lawn mower

SNR < 20 dB

80 dB(A) over 8 hours

Mandatory supply of equipment

Generator Chain saw

Bulldozer Power screwdriver

Welding machine Hammer drill Explosion with dynamite

20 dB < SNR < 25 dB 25 dB < SNR < 30 dB SNR > 30dB Exhibition prohibited

87 dB(A) over 8 hours Exposure limit to not exceed

85 dB(A) over 8 hours Use of protection mandatory

140 dB Exposure limit with protective equipment Beyond that: exposure prohibited

Select the comfort of your equipment

BENEFITS

These plugs offer very high reduction levels, but must be rolled to put them into position.

Available in detectable version for industries that need to avoid contamination.

Low investment. Does not need maintenance.

DRAWBACKS

Hygiene problem if the hands are not clean. Difficult to position without training.

The choice between earplugs and earmuffs, is often a matter of personal choice.

These plugs are often corded, and are washable and reusable. Available in detectable version for industries that need to avoid contamination.

Fairly easy fitting. Suitable for workers in dusty environments, since they can be inserted using the handle without needing rolling.

Require regular maintenance. Difficult to fit in some ears, particularly in the event of disease: these plugs do not adapt as well to the auditory canal.

These unique plugs are made for the shape of the wearer’s auditory canal.

Easy fitting. Good fit: optimised protection and easier to wear.

Banded earplugs are often used where the noise is not very high, and can be removed and put back on quickly.

Earmuffs are placed around the entrance of the outer ear.

System that may be mounted on a safety helmet.

Hold well.Easy fitting. High actual reduction possible. Recommended for work with vibrations.

High investment. A professional is required for taking the impression.

Not suitable for all noise levels.

Uncomfortable (heat, pressure).

Less compatible with the use of other PPE.

Sound modulation consists in reducing harmful noise only.

Not always easy to adapt. When accompanied by a radio system, these earmuffs allow a team to communicate.

Recommended for loud impact noises.

Weight. High investment.

Occupational hearing loss: Review our white paper

Keeping people at work safe is everybody’s priority.

PPE regulation (EU) 2016/425 has changed the classification of hearing protection, which must now address the risk of “harmful noise” and has been moved from category II to category III. Hearing is a essential sense for life and balance.

Let us all adopt behaviours aimed at protecting it.

HI-COM

BILSOM

RELATED PRODUCTS

SPARK PLUGS® DETECT

TWISTER® CORD

PURA-FIT®

MOLDEXSTATION

WHISPER

SNR 27 dB

ROCKETS® FULL DETECT

SNR 30 dB

ROCKETS® CORD

Reusable corded earplugs in TPE and EVA • Air pocket at the end •Supplied in a PocketPak storage box• Available in non-corded version (6400) • Colour Purple/Green • H   31 dB   M   26 dB   B   24 dB Standard: EN 352-2:2002 Item number Packaging 0MOL6401 + x 50 <# x 4

TWISTERS® TRIO CORD

Reusable

PERCAP

AUDITECH INNOVATIONS

PPE with ergonomic handle for easy use.

EARPRO® HANDLE

Corded earplugs in soft silicone • EarPro Handle filter that self-adapts to industrial noise • Strongly reduces low-frequency noise • Stops higher frequencies • Allows communication in noisy environments • Available in blue • Simple maintenance, cost-effective and environmentally-friendly • Colour ellow

Standard: EN 352-2:2002

Item numberDescription Packaging

AUDITECH INNOVATIONS

a French manufacturer who has been making tailored moulded noise protection for close to 20 years. Protected by several European patents, its innovative solutions include protective equipment suited to your sound environment, deployment methods and trade requirements. This “turnkey” concept also allows simplified, effective and economical maintenance, with a filter that can be clipped off the tailored moulded end.

01-004597

EARPRO® HANDLE 20 + x 1 < 01-004943 EARPRO® HANDLE 30 + x 1 < 01-005403 EARPRO® HANDLE 20AI + x 1 < 314021

EARPRO® HANDLE 30AI + x 1 < 314026 EARPRO® HANDLE EVOLUTION S-20 AI + x 1 < 314027 EARPRO® HANDLE EVOLUTION S-30 AI + x 1 <

Detectable for use in the food industry.

EARPRO® SLIM

Corded detectable earplugs in soft silicone • EarPro Slim filter that self-adapts to industrial noise • Strongly reduces low-frequency noise • Stops higher frequencies • Allows communication in noisy environments • Simple maintenance, cost-effective and environmentally-friendly • Available in ellow

Standard: EN 352-2:2002

Item number Description Packaging

CONSUMABLE SUPPLIES

Hearing protection from AUDITECH Innovations does not require any specific maintenance for proper service. However, for more demanding applications or those subject to regulations (HACCP, BPF, agro), a range of hygienic products is available

Item numberDescription Packaging

0AUTEARCLEANCAP

Box of 20 cleaning pads + x 1

01-005991

EARPRO® SLIM 20 + x 1 < 314028

EARPRO® SLIM 30 + x 1 < 314029

EARPRO® SLIM 20 AI + x 1 < 01-005603 EARPRO® SLIM 30 AI + x 1 <

0AUTEARCLEANTOW Box of 10 cleaning wipes + x 1 01-003253 Box of 250 cleaning wipes + x 1 01-000063 Hygiene set 3-6 months + x 1

0AUTSETHYGIENE Starter hygiene set + x 1 314030 Storage box + x 1

SNR

From 26 dB

Versatile protection. For moderately noisy environments.

3M™ PELTOR™ OPTIME™ I

3M™ PELTOR™ Optime™ I earmuffs • Modern, profiled and compact cups • Deep cups to minimise heat and moisture build-up. Cushions filled with liquid for more comfort • Profiled band for constant pressure on the ears and effective protection • Colour ellow • 180 g • H   32 dB   M   25 dB   B   15 dB Standard: EN 352-1:2002

Item numberType SNR Packaging 290001 Ear muffs 27 dB > x 1 # x 20 290002 Neckband 26 dB > x 1 # x 10 290004 P3 earmuffs 26 dB > x 1 # x 20 03M510P3E P3E earmuffs 26 dB > x 1 # x 20 290008 P3 earmuffs 26 dB > x 1 # x 20

SNR

From 30 dB

03MH52015

SNR

From 34 dB

For noisy environments.

3M™ PELTOR™ OPTIME™ II

3M™ PELTOR™ Optime™ II earmuffs • Large space inside the cups to reduce heat and moisture build-up • Optimum sealing with low contact pressure • Colour Green • 220 g • H   34 dB   M   29 dB   B   20 dB Standards: EN 352-1:2002/EN 352-3:2002

Item numberType SNR Packaging 291001 Ear muffs 31 dB > x 1 # x 20 291002 Neckband 31 dB > x 1 # x 10 291004 P3 earmuffs 30 dB > x 1 # x 20 03MH52015 P3E earmuffs 30 dB > x 1 # x 20 291008 P3 earmuffs 30 dB > x 1 # x 20

For extremely noisy industrial environments.

3M™ PELTOR™ OPTIME™ III

3M™ PELTOR™ Optime™ III earmuffs • Double cup design technology to minimise the resonance effect • High intelligibility of speech • Colour Black/Red • 294 g • H   40 dB   M   32 dB   B   23 dB Standards: EN 352-1:2002/EN 352-3:2002

Item numberType SNR Packaging 292010 Ear muffs 35 dB > x 1 # x 20 292011 Neckband35 dB > x 1 # x 10 292013 P3 earmuffs 34 dB > x 1 # x 20 0AEH10P3E P3E earmuffs 34 dB > x 1 # x 20

Compatible with most head-worn EM PPE, particularly helmets and safety visors.

3M™ PELTOR™ EEP-100

Earmuff with sound modulation for perceiving the environment

• Intuitive operation with only one button • Rechargeable • Strong storage and charge case • Compact lightweight design • Colour Green/Beige • H   31 dB M   30 dB B   29dB (with UltraFit Eartips) Standard: EN 352-2:2002

Item number Packaging 01-003928 + x 1 # x 1

3M™ PELTOR™ PROTAC™ III

Electronic headset with sound modulation • Stereo sound modulation function to hear ambient sound: conversations, noise, machines and warning signals • Automatic shut-down after 2 hours if no function is activated • Cell life: approximately 100 hours. Warning signal when the cells are low. • Audio input connector for external radio • Colour Anthracite • 303 g • H   29 dB   M   23 dB   B   17 dB Standards: EN 352-1:2002/EN352-3:2002

Item number Packaging 01-000136 > x 1 # x 10

Voice control (VOX) for hands-free operation.

3M™ PELTOR™ LITECOM

High-performance headset. Voice menu system. • Integrated bidirectional communication radio • 8 channels (PMR 446 MHz) • 38 sub-channels • Sound modulation function for hearing environment sounds • Rechargeable Lithium-ion battery with a 20hour life. Battery status indication. • Voice detection transmission (VOX) • Automatic shut-down • Colour Anthracite • 394 g • H   33 dB   M   30 dB   B   23 dB Standards: EN 352-1:2002/EN 352-3:2002

Item number Packaging 03MMT5308N > x 1 # x 1

VERISHIELD™ SMART HEARING SOLUTION

PROTECTION AUDITIVE, VERS UNE PRÉVENTION INDIVIDUALISÉE.

La prévention commence par la connaissance. Solution combinée d’un software accessible sur le Cloud et de casques de protection connectés, VeriShield Smart Hearing Solution (VSHS) contrôle les niveaux d’exposition sonore en temps réel pour vous aider à identifier encore mieux les risques avant qu’ils n’impactent la santé des collaborateurs ou n’engagent un véritable coût pour l’entreprise. Pour plus d’information, visitez honeywellsafety.com

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eye protection in 7 points

Sight is one of the senses we value most.

Industry has innovated significantly to protect it. Spectacles, goggles and face shields have been in use for decades. Their materials and shapes that address one or more risks are determined by a system of standards that are revised as techniques advance and the protective abilities of PPE are improved.

Standard

EN 166: 2001, basic

standard for eye protection

The basic standard for protective eyewear is EN 166: 2001. It is accompanied by test standards (EN 167: 2001 for optical tests, EN 168: 2001 for other tests). It guarantees the resistance of protective eyewear to common risks. It also sets out a number of general requirements in respect of its design, so that it is not hazardous for the user, including comfort, strength, field of view, resistance to ageing, corrosion and ignition.

Of note

Eye injuries account for 6% of workplace injuries.

Sight is the sense that is the most used in our society, but the eyes are delicate organs,with a crucial need for protection.

Comfortable and combined protective equipment is available to keep the eyes safe while using a safety helmet or respiratory protection.

Technical advances have made protective eyewear more comfortable: it can be lightweight, and treated to have scratch-resistant and anti-fogging properties.

Protective eyewear addresses the risks relating to exposure to blue light from computer screens.

Contribution

Fixed

shade protection for welders: standard EN 169: 2002

Standard EN 169: 2002 specifies the levels of fixed shade filters for welding. The level of the filter is marked on the lens and must be selected based on the tasks carried out.

Choice of equipment

For gas welding or torch brazing, the use of glasses with lateral protection or goggles in the right shade is sufficient.

SHADENUMBERUSE

1.7

For welders’ helpers, protection from UV rays and diffused pale light 2 For easy flame cutting work

For flame cutting, torch unrolling and light alloy welding 4 For welding and brazing, up to 70 l of acetyl/h, flame cutting up to 900 l of oxygen/h, for welding steel, light alloys and grey cast iron 5 For welding and brazing from 70 to 200 l of acetyl/h, flame cutting from 2000 to 4000 l of oxygen/h 6 For welding and brazing from 200 to 800 l of acetyl/h, flame cutting from 2000 to 4000 l of oxygen/h

Variable shade protection for welders:

standard EN 379 + A1: 2009

The shades required for arc welding are so dark, that they make any other work impossible. In order not to have to remove the protection too often, manufacturers have invented variable shade welding goggles, the requirements for which are specified in the standard EN 379 + A1: 2009. The filters switch automatically to change the shade of the shield when welding begins, with no need for the user to adjust the filter. Some of these hoods also combine respiratory protection from welding fumes.

Special protection for lasers

The increasing use of laser technology has made it necessary to create special protection, governed by two standards, EN 207: 2007 and EN 208: 2010. Our staff are at your disposal for advice in that area.

Different

Goggles are better sealed and more protective. Face shields protect the face from very high impacts and liquids. They make it easier to wear a respiratory mask.

LENSMATERIALS

LENSCOATINGS

Select your style, and leave protection to us

Ever lighter, ergonomic and increasingly drawing inspiration from streetwear or sportswear.

As prescription glasses, clear glasses or sunglasses, they allow increasing numbers of users to no longer have to choose between design and safety.

New models come out every year to offer you a wide choice.

A constantly growing market and continuous support for our customers to better cover a risk that was not adequately addressed for too long.

Stylish and lightweight: innovations to serve your comfort!

The risk of eye injuries are many (mechanical, biological, optical)

These injuries can result in the loss of eyesight

Identifying the risks and organising your working space are the first stages of a preventive approach

There is a pair of protective glasses suited for every type of work

Spectacles for protection from impacts

Goggles for protection from impacts, dust and splashes

Face shields for protection of both the eyes and the face

Your protective eyewear can also be adapted to your eyesight

Our welding hoods allow both efficiency and comfort at work.

There is no shortage of protective solutions.

Seek advice from our experts and trust their experience!

3 niveaux d’inclinaison permettant un ajustement facile à toutes les formes de 100016 Spectacles with two-density tilting temples • Polycarbonate lens • Soft non-slipping bridge • 29 g Standards: EN 166/EN 170/EN 172 Item numberFrame Lens Coating 01-006506 Anthracite/ Blue Clear uvex supravision excellence 100018 Anthracite/ Lemon yellow Sunglass greyuvex supravision excellence ! x 1 + x 5 # x 160 uvex supravision excellence: highly scratch-resistant (K marking) and chemical-resistant coating on the outside of the lens and anti-fog coating (N marking) on the inside.

visage Parce Length-ad ustable temples for the best fit. I-5

x-tended eyeshield pour une meilleure protection contre l’intrusion de particules, de poussières et de liquides

x-tended sideshield pour une protection optimale de la région oculaire latérale

01-004461 01-004546 100014 01-004547

Temple angle ad ustable up to 15 degrees for the best fit.

OT system for use with prescription spectacles.

AVATAR™

Spectacles with ad ustable tilting temples • Integrated shells • Polycarbonate lens • Soft adjustable bridge • Innovative direct ventilation system • 33 g

Standards: EN 166/EN 170/EN 172

Item numberFrame Lens Coating 01-004461 BlackClear HydroShield® 100014 BlackTintedHydroShield®

! x 1 + x 8 # x 80

HydroShield®: scratch resistant coating (K marking) on the outside and inside of the lens and high anti-fogging performance (N marking) on the inside and outside.

AVATAR

Spectacles with ad ustable tilting temples • Integrated shells • Polycarbonate lens • Soft adjustable nose bridge • 46 g

Standards: EN 166/EN 170/EN 172

Item numberFrame Lens Coating 01-004546 Black/BlueClearScratch resistant/Antireflective 01-004547 Black/RedTintedScratch resistant

! x 1 + x 10 # x 100

Highly resistant 3 Scotchgard treatment.

OTG 3M™ SOLUS™ CCS PACAYA CLEAR LYVIZ™

Spectacles with cord control system (CCS) on the temples to fix earplugs • Polycarbonate lens • Nose bridge integrated into the frame • With removable foam seal that is ventilated to reduce fogging • 18 g with no foam insert

Standards: EN 166/EN 170

Item numberFrame LensCoating 100009 Black/Lemon yellowClear3M™ Scotchgard™ ! x 1 + 20

3 Scotchgard : scratch resistant treatment (K marking) on the outside and inside of the lens and anti-fogging (N marking) on the outside and inside.

Always clean with Ly i treatment.

Spectacles with tilting temples • Polycarbonate lens • Nose bridge integrated into the frame • Removable foam protection for greater comfort and reduced fogging • 36 g

Standards: EN 166/EN 170

Item numberFrame Lens Coating 01-003399 BlackClearLyViz™ ! x 1 + x 10 # x 100

Ly i : permanent water and oil-repellent coating on the inside and outside.

TRAMONTANE 2

Spectacles with tilting temples • Polycarbonate lenses • Adjustment nose bridge with 3 positions • 37 g Standards: EN 166/EN 170

Item numberFrame Lens Coating 100160 BlueClear Scratch resistant/Anti-fog ! x 1 + x 10 # 120

BREVA

Spectacles with ad ustable temples • Integrated shells

• Polycarbonate lenses • PVC nose pad • 26.7 g Standards: EN 166/EN 170

Item numberFrame Lens Coating 100077 GreenClear Scratch resistant 100077IO GreenIn/OutScratch resistant ! x 1 + x 10 # 120

IROISE

Spectacles with ad ustable temples • Integrated shells

• Polycarbonate lenses • Comfort pads on the temple tips • 30 g Standards: EN 166/EN 170

Item numberFrame Lens Coating 100073 BlueClear Scratch resistant ! x 1 + x 10 # 120

TWISTER

Spectacles with double end pieces •• Integrated shells

• Polycarbonate lenses • PVC nose pad • 28.7 g

Standard: EN 166

Item numberFrame Lens Coating 100074 BlueClear Scratch resistant

! x 1 + x 10 # 120

Supplied with microfibre case.

EOLE

Spectacles with tilting temples • Integrated shells • Polycarbonate lenses • Moulded TPR nose bridge • TPE seal • 29.3 g

Standards: EN 166/EN 170/EN 172

Item numberFrame Lens Coating 100097 Red/GreyClear Scratch resistant 100096 Blue/GreyClear Scratch resistant 100098 Blue/GreySunglass greyScratch resistant ! x 1 + x 10 # 120

157060

Soft in ected TP seal for improved protection from ingress of particles.

SKYGUARD NT

Glasses with length and tilt-ad ustable temples • Polycarbonate lens • Soft bridge • 44 g Standards: EN 166/EN 170

Item numberFrame LensCoating 157062 Blue/GreyClearuvex supravision extreme 0UV9175260 Blue/GreyClearuvex supravision excellence 157060 Grey/Orange Clearuvex supravision excellence ! x 1 + x 5 # x 160

uve supravision e treme: scratch-resistant coating (K marking) on the outside of the lens and anti-fog coating (N marking) on the inside. uve supravision e cellence: highly scratch-resistant (K marking) and chemical-resistant coating on the outside of the lens and anti-fog coating (N marking) on the inside.

PHEOS

Pour vous protéger parfaitement dans toutes les situations

Pont de nez souple directement injecté, technologie duo composant des branches et champ de vision sans restriction : répondent à toutes vos exigences pour une protection et un confort toujours accrus. Système de

uvex

bandeau fonctionnel (100049) peut être rapidement et facilement ajouté aux lunettes, ainsi que des glissières confort (100050).

Mini-lampe

uvex-safety.fr

Spectacles

Standards: EN 166/EN 170/EN 172

Item numberFrame Lens Coating 0BA1015361 TransparentClear Scratch resistant 0BA1015360 TransparentClear Scratch resistant/Anti-fog 01-002596 TransparentTintedScratch resistant 01-000512 TransparentYellowScratch resistant ! x 1 + x 10 # 200

Spectacles

MILLENNIA 2G

HURRICANE

SURF

BORA

Over the glasses with no hinges, two-density • Soft flexible ends • Panoramic screen with integrated side protection • Nose bridge integrated in the frame • 37 g

Standards: EN 166/EN 170/EN 172

Item numberFrame Lens Coating

157041 Navy blueClear uvex supravision sapphire 0UV9169260 Navy blueClear uvex supravision excellence 0UV9169081 Black/WhiteSunglass greyuvex supravision sapphire ! x 1 + x 5 # x 160

ASTROSPEC 2.0

BOLMEN

Over the glasses with hinges, two-density • Soft flexible ends • Panoramic screen with integrated side protection • Nose bridge integrated in the frame • 39 g

Standards: EN 166/EN 170/EN 172

Item numberFrame LensCoating 0UV9169585 Black/WhiteClearuvex supravision sapphire 0UV9169500 White/BlueClearuvex supravision clean 01-004190 Black/WhiteTinted CBR 65uvex supravision excellence ! x 1 + x 5 # x 160

uve supravision sapphire: treated for extreme resistance to scratches (K marking) and chemicals on both sides of the lens. Easy to Clean. uvex

DUOFLEX

Over the glasses with ad ustable temples • Ends in uvex Duoflex • Lens in polycarbonate with integrated side protection • Nose bridge integrated in the frame • 46 g Standards: EN 166/EN 170

Item number Frame Lens 157072 Blue/Black Clear ! x 1 # 75

ALIZÉ LITE

Over the glasses with ad ustable temples •  Polycarbonate lens with integrated side protection •  Nose bridge integrated in the frame •  26 g Standard: EN 166

Item number Frame Lens 100022 Transparent Clear ! x 1 + x 10 # x 300

LEVANT LITE

Over the glasses with temples • Integrated shells • Polycarbonate lens • Nose bridge integrated in the frame • 43.7 g Standards: EN 166/EN 170

Item number Frame Lens 100055E Transparent Clear ! x 1 + x 10 # x 300

Ideal for very dusty environments. Available in narrow version ( code: 0 9192680).

PHEOS GUARD

ery light and comfortable.

GADEA

Spectacles with ad ustable tilting temples • With elastic strap • Polycarbonate lens • Nose bridge with foam • 30 g Standards: EN166/EN170/EN172

Item number Frame LensCoating 01-005390

Transparent blueClearScratch resistant/Anti-fog 100020 Transparent blueSunglassScratch resistant/Anti-fog 100051

* narrow version.

Spectacles with additional frame and strap • Polycarbonate lens • Nose bridge integrated in the frame • 46 g Standards: EN 166/EN 170 Item numberFrame Lens Coating 157019 Black/GreyClear uvex supravision extreme 0UV9192680 Black/Grey*Clear uvex supravision extreme ! x 1 + x 4 # 128

RELATED PRODUCT

Transparent blueIn/OutScratch resistant/Anti-fog VAC ! x 1 + 12 # 120

AC: scratch resistance and anti-fog treatment, adapts to changing light conditions.

Compact and lightweight.

CARBONVISION

Goggles with frame in soft TPU • Polycarbonate lens • 46 g Standards: EN 166/EN 170

Item numberFrame LensCoating 157063 Black/GreyClearuvex supravision extreme ! x 1 + x 5 # x 160

uve supravision e treme: scratch-resistant coating (K marking) on the outside of the lens and anti-fog coating (N marking) on the inside.

HydroShield®: scratch resistant coating (K marking) on the outside and inside of the lens and high anti-fogging performance (N marking) on the inside and outside.

in

(please enquire).

166/EN

Goggles with elastic strap with hook and loop fasteners • Polycarbonate lens • Inner lens in acetate. Outer lens in polycarbonate • Frame in TPR rubber • Nose bridge in non-slip silicone • 152 g

Standards: EN166/EN170

Item numberFrame Lens Coating 100015 GreyClear Scratch resistant/Anti-fog ! x 1 + x 6 # x 60

3M™ FAHRENHEIT™

Goggles with elastic strap • Acetate lens • Soft nose bridge • 128 g

Standards: EN 166/EN 170

Item numberFrame LensCoating 131007 Transparent blueClearAnti-fog ! x 1 + x 10

ATLANTIC GRAIN

Goggles with elastic strap • Injected polycarbonate lens • Nose bridge in moulded polycarbonate with foam edge • 120 g

Standard: EN 166

Item numberFrame Lens Coating 100121 TransparentClear Anti-fog ! x 1 + x 10 # 120

Goggles with elastic strap • Polycarbonate lens • Nose bridge in moulded polycarbonate • 72 g

Standard: EN 166

Item numberFrame Lens Coating 100118 TransparentClear Anti-fog ! x 1 + x 10 # 120

PROTECTION FOR WELDERS

lame welding. ery light over the glasses.

I-VO SUPER F OTG

Welder protection spectacles with ad ustable tilting temples

• Polycarbonate lens • Soft nose bridge • 33 g

Standards: EN 166/EN 169

Item numberFrame ColourLens Coating

157143 Black/Green1.7Welding greyuvex infradur plus 157144 Black/Green3Welding greyuvex infradur plus 157145 Black/Green5Welding greyuvex infradur plus ! x 1 + x 5 # 200

Over the glasses for welders with hinged temples • Polycarbonate lens • Nose bridge integrated in the frame • 39 g

Standards: EN 166/EN 169

Item numberFrame ColourLens Coating 01-001421 Black/Green1.7Welding greyuvex infradur plus 01-000703 Black/Green3Welding greyuvex infradur plus 01-002244 Black/Green5Welding greyuvex infradur plus ! x 1 + x 5 # x 160

uve infradur plus: treated for extreme scratch resistance (K marking) on the outside of the lens, reduces burn marks and anti-fog (N marking) on the inside.

lame welding. lame welding. odel designed for welders who use prescription glasses.

Over the glasses for welders with ad ustable temples

• Polycarbonate lens • Nose bridge integrated in the frame • 46 g

Standards: EN 166/EN 169

Item numberFrame

ColourLens Coating 157073A

Black/Green 1.7Welding greyuvex infradur 157077

Black/Green 3Welding greyuvex infradur 157075A Black/Green 5Welding greyuvex infradur 157076A Black/Green 6Welding greyuvex infradur ! x 1 # 75

uve infradur: treated for extreme resistance to scratching (K marking) on both sides of the lens, which reduces traces of burns.

lame welding and grinding.

lame welding and grinding. Compatible with the use of prescription spectacles. 9104 FLIP-UP

Welder protection spectacles with lift-up filter • Ad ustable tilting temples

• Polycarbonate lenses • Nose bridge integrated in the frame • 42 g

Standards: EN 166/EN 169/EN 170

Item numberFrame ColourLensCoating

01-002106 Black/ Green 3Welding grey and clear uvex supravision infradur (flip-up filter) and uvex supravision plus 0UV9104045 Black/ Green 5Welding grey and clear uvex supravision infradur (flip-up filter) and uvex supravision plus ! x 1 + x 5 # 200

RELATED PRODUCTS

ULTRASONIC FLIP-UP

Panoramic goggles with lift-up

0UV9302043 Black/ Green 3Welding grey and clear uvex supravision infradur (flip-up filter) and uvex supravision excellence 157135 Black/ Green 5Welding grey and clear uvex supravision infradur (flip-up filter) and uvex supravision excellence ! x 1 + x 4 # 72

RELATED PRODUCTS

Item codeDescription Packaging 01-002105 replacement FLIP-UP, tint 3 + x 10 # x 40 01-003415 replacement FLIP-UP, tint 5 + x 10 # x 40 uve infradur (lift-up filter): treated for extreme resistance to scratching (K marking) on both sides of the lens, which reduces traces of burns. uvex supravision plus anti-fog and scratch resistance coating on both sides (N and marking). Ideal for environments with frequent fluctuations of temperature and humidity (e.g. food processing, printing etc.). uve supravision e cellence: highly scratch-resistant (K marking) and chemical-resistant coating on the outside of the lens and anti-fog coating (N marking) on the inside.

Item codeDescription Packaging 01-001869 replacement FLIP-UP, tint 3 Q x 1 # x 100 01-000944 replacement FLIP-UP, tint 5 Q x 1 # x 100

Shielded metal arc, MIG/MAG, TIG, PLASMA welding.

AUTO-DARKENING WELDING HELMET

Auto-darkening welding helmet • ecommended for di erent welding processes from 5A • Sensitivity control and adjustment of return to light state • Class 1/1/1/2 • Viewing area 100 x 41 mm

• Switching time: 0.4 ms • Variable shade: 4/9-13 • 2 electric arc sensors • Power supply: battery and solar cell • Permanent UV/IR protection (shade 16) • 7-position adjustable headgear

• Weight: 528 g

Standards: EN 175 / EN 379

Item number Specificity Packaging

178923 b x 1 # x 17 178924 4 sensors and external protection for grinding operations b x 1 # x 17

RELATED PRODUCTS

Item numberDescription

178930 Cell 420 178931 Cell 421 01-001219 Inner filter cover 01-001218 Outer filter cover

Shielded metal arc, MIG/MAG, TIG, PLASMA welding, tacking and grinding.

3M™ SPEEDGLAS™ 9002NC

Slim fit welding helmet with auto-darkening optics • Natural Color (NC) technology • Rugged polyamide helmet with exhaust vents

• Class 1/1/1/2 • Viewing area: 54 x 107 mm • Switching time: 0.1 ms • Variable shade: 3/8-12 • Permanent UV/IR protection (shade 12) • 2 sensor arc detection• 2 CR2032 batteries, lifetime 2000 h • Spares, accessories and consumables: please enquire

• Weight: 485 g

Standards: EN 175 / EN 379

Item number Packaging 178915 b x 1 # x 1

RELATED PRODUCTS

Item numberDescription

03M422000 Lithium battery 3V CR2032 03M428010 Inside protection plate 53 x 103 mm 01-001218 Outer protection plate 178409X 3 SPEE G AS 9002NC filter

Welding helmet with auto-darkening filter • Recommended for different welding and grinding processes • Class 1/2/2/2 • Viewing area: 44 x 93 mm • Switching time: 0.1 ms • Variable shade: 3/8-12

• Light lock-in function • Permanent UV/IR protection (shade 12)

• 2

Shielded metal arc, MIG/MAG, TIG, PLASMA welding, tacking and grinding.

3M™ SPEEDGLAS™ 9100XX

Welding helmet with auto-darkening lens and 9100XX filter • Exists with side windows (please enquire) • Numerous adjustments possible for maximum comfort (head suspension, harness and welding filter)

• Class 1/1/1/2 • iewing area: 73 107 mm • Switching time: 0.1 ms • Light shade: 3 • Dark shades: 5, 8, 9-13 • Safety shade: 5

• Can be locked in any shade • Permanent UV/IR protection (shade 12) • 3 sensor arc detection• 2 CR2032 batteries, lifetime 2000 h

• Spares, accessories and consumables: please enquire)

Standards: EN 166 / EN 175 / EN 1650 / EN 379

Item number Packaging 03M801825 b x 1 # x 1

Shielded

Auto-darkening welding helmet with auto-darkening with motion sensor that turns on the welding filter • 9100XXi filter • With side windows • Natural Color (NC) technology • Rugged polyamide helmet with exhaust vents • Class 1/1/1/2 • Viewing area: 73 x 107 mm • Switching time: 0.1 ms • Light shade: 3 • Dark shades: 5,8,9-13 • Permanent UV/IR protection (shade 13) • 3 sensor arc detection• CR2032 2 batteries, lifetime 2000 h • Button on the outside to switch to grinding mode • Spares, accessories and consumables: please enquire

Standards: EN 166 / EN 175 / EN 1650 / EN 379

Item number Packaging 178913 b x 1 # x 1

Shielded metal arc, MIG/MAG, TIG, PLASMA welding, tacking and grinding.

3M™ SPEEDGLAS™ G5-02

elding helmet 5-02 with curved auto-darkening filter and luetooth connectivity

• Natural Color (NC) technology • Class 1/1/1/2 • Viewing area: 76 x 150 mm • Switching time: 0.1 ms • Light shade: 2.5 • Dark shades: 8-12 • Permanent UV/IR protection (shade 12) • 4 sensor arc detection • CR2450 batteries, lifetime 1500 h

• Spares, accessories and consumables: please enquire

Standards: EN 166 / EN 175 / EN 379 / EN 397

Item number

Packaging 178925 b x 1 # x 1

3 Speedglas 9100 welding helmet with Ad o respiratory protection system • TH3-rated respiratory protection (NP : 500) • Kit includes: 3M™ Speedglas™ 9100XX welding helmet, Adflo™ powered air respirator, prefilter, particle filter, lithium-ion battery, Adflo™ smart charger, leather belt, breathing tube • 3M™ Adflo™ powered air respirator designed to provide the welder with an airflow at a constant nominal rate of 170 l/min regardless of battery charge or filter particle loading

• Filter load indicator • 3M™ SPEEDGLAS™ 9100XX filter sold separately • Comfort accessories available: please enquire Standards: EN 166 / EN 175 / EN 379 / EN 12941 Item number Packaging 01-006206 b x 1 # x 1 RELATED PRODUCT Item number Description 03M500025 3 SPEE G AS 9100 filter

ADFLO™ 9100-FX AIR KIT Packaging # x 1 # x 10

ADFLO™ KIT 9100 MP-LITE

3 Speedglas 9100 P-Lite welding helmet with Ad o respiratory protection system • TH3-rated respiratory protection (NP : 500) • Kit includes: 3M™ Speedglas™ 9100 MP-Lite welding helmet with head bump cap, Adflo™ powered air respirator, prefilter, particle filter, lithium-ion battery for 7-9 hour operating time, Adflo™ smart charger, leather belt and breathing tube • 3M™ Adflo™ powered air respirator designed to provide the welder with an airflow at a constant nominal rate of 170 l/min regardless of battery charge or filter particle loading • Filter load indicator

• 3M™ SPEEDGLAS™ 9100XX filter sold separately • Comfort accessories available: please enquire Standards: EN 166 / EN 175 / EN 379 / EN 12941 / EN 812 Item number Packaging 01-001466 b x 1 # x 1 RELATED PRODUCT Item number Description 03M500025 3 SPEE G AS 9100 filter

3M™ ADFLO™ KIT SPEEDGLAS™ G5-01

3 Speedglas 5-01 welding helmet with Ad o respiratory protection system

• Natural Color (NC) technology • TH3-rated respiratory protection (NP : 500)

• Kit includes: 3M™ Speedglas™ G5-1 welding helmet, Adflo™ powered air respirator, prefilter, particle filter, heavy-duty lithium-ion battery for 12-hour operating time, Adflo™ smart charger, leather belt, breathing tube and G5-01 VC welding filter • 3M™ Adflo™ powered air respirator designed to provide the welder with an airflow at a constant nominal rate of 170 l/min regardless of battery charge or filter particle loading • Filter load indicator • 3M™ SPEEDGLAS™ 9100XX filter sold separately • Comfort accessories available: please enquire Standards: EN 166 / EN 175 / EN 379 / EN 12941

Item number Packaging 01-005136 b x 1 # x 1

RESPIRATORY PROTECTION

Pollutants

AEROSOLS

GASES

To

VAPOURS

Like some gases, certain vapours (obtained by the evaporation of solids or liquids at ambient temperature) cannot be filtered or only for very short periods of time.

LACK OF OXYGEN: ANOXIA

The air we breathe every day is made up of:

• 21% oxygen/78% nitrogen/1% rare gases

We need at least 19.5% oxygen to survive. Below that, there is a dangerous risk of anoxia, which can even be lethal in certain cases. See INRS brochure ED6126.

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Regulations

Under the applicable legislation, this type of protective equipment must be regularly inspected, serviced and maintained.

Respiratory protective equipment (RPE) is category III PPE.

Contribution of the RG Group

We offer a comprehensive solution for category III PPE. PPE + Service = we accompany you throughout the entire life cycle of the product. We are an approved training body and we provide training in the use and wearing of PPE in confined spaces. Our 7 category III PPE centres provide maintenance ever you need it, either on site or in our workshops.

How to assess the risk to humans of a pollutant?

Types of pollutants

Whether in the form of gases, aerosols or vapours, there are many different toxic pollutants that affect human health.

Particle size

This scale gives you an idea of the sizes of particles that can be involved.

Measure the necessary protection levels

Exposure time and concentration of pollutants

The concentration of pollutants in the air and exposure time are two decisive criteria when assessing risk to humans. The more concentrated the pollutant, the higher the risk and the shorter the risk-free exposure time.

The French Ministry of Labour has set limit values for workplace concentrations for each type of pollutant. These values must be consulted (INRS brochure ED 6106 and https://travail-emploi.gouv.fr/IMG/pdf/rapport-scola-vlep-2018.pdf) to be able to adopt the correct protection.

OELV:

Occupational Exposure Limit Value

Exposure over an 8-hour working day and a 40-hour working week which represents no risk to health.

TLV-STEL:

Threshold Limit Value-Short-Term Exposure Limit

Maximum concentration to which a person can be exposed without risk for 15 minutes.

Polluants dans notre corps Brouillards ou Aérosols

The effects of pollutants on the human body

Pollutants, whatever their nature, can enter the human body by inhalation, via the oral and sometimes also the dermal route, through the eyes and/or skin.

Certain pollutants cause immediate acute health effects, others chronic intoxication: they must all be taken seriously.

Detecting gases

Gas detectors can be used to monitor the air quality in a work area. They monitor the oxygen level and detect harmful or explosive gases. A visual and audible alarm is triggered if a polluting gas reaches a dangerous concentration or if the oxygen falls below a certain threshold. Detectors can be portable or fixed.

The concentration of a gas in the air is measured in ppm: parts per million. The detector indicates the TLV and the AEV (average exposure value) of the gas detected in ppm.

The RG Group's category III PPE centres can help you to find the right detection solution for your needs.

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What kind of protection to choose?

This decision tree will give you some of the first indications you need to determine the type of respiratory protection required. It is based on the nature of the pollutant and the length of exposure to the risk. The RG Group's category III PPE centres can help you to carry out an in-depth risk assessment.

Analysis of the composition of the air

GAS DETECTION

Pages 158 to 161

Oxygen

No gases, but presence of aerosols or vapours

> 19.5%

Presence of relatively nonharmful gases, which can be filtered

FILTERING RESPIRATORS

Pages 114 to 147

Presence of very harmful gases or gases that cannot be filtered for more than 10 minutes

Oxygen < 19.5% = anoxia

These situations areImmediately Dangerous to Life or Health = IDLH Only self-contained respiratory protective equipment can be used.

SELF-CONTAINED BREATHING APPARATUS Pages 154 and 155

Self-contained breathing apparatus provides clean air from a cylinder. The wearer is isolated from the lethal or hazardous atmosphere.

Need for free movement Need for long intervention times

Occasional exposure < 1 hr/day AND/OR the filtering is not taxing for the wearer to bear*

NON-POWERED RESPIRATORS RELYING ON WEARER'S BREATHING TO DRAW AIR THROUGH FILTER

Pages 114 to 137

Presence of gases that irritate the eyes and/or skin

Prolonged exposure > 1 hr/day AND/OR need for filtration is taxing for the wearer*

POWERED AIR RESPIRATORS

Pages 140 to 147

No gases that irritate the eyes

SCBA

SUPPLIED AIR RESPIRATORS (SAR)

Powered air respirators use a blower to force air through the filter and deliver it to the wearer.

FULL FACE CARTRIDGE RESPIRATOR

Pages 128 to 137

Presence of gases

Presence of aerosols only

CARTRIDGE HALF MASK RESPIRATOR

Pages 124 to 137

Choice of a re-usable protector

*Thick filters (FFP3, gas) require increased breathing effort, which is tiring for the wearer. This is not the case for FFP1 and FPP2 filters.

Choice of a disposable protector

DISPOSABLE MASK OR HALF MASK Pages 114 to 123

Know your filtering devices and filters

Selecting filtering RPE means choosing the right filter to guarantee effective protection.

Non-powered filtering (negative pressure): devices rely on the wearer to breathe through a filter.

Disposable respirators

FFP (Filtering Facepiece) masks are a form of RPE that mainly serve to protect against inert particles or live viruses and germs. There are several types suited to different shapes of face. Users should try them to find the most comfortable protection.

Cup-shaped respirator

Easier to position. Stable, does not collapse.

Respirator mask with valve

Exhalation valve for greater comfort. Provides viral protection only for the wearer. Available in cup-shaped and foldable versions.

Flat fold respirator

Optimum adjustment to the shape of the face. More hygienic when packaged individually. Space saving when not in use.

Some of these masks can be re-used in the circumstances described in the instructions. They are marked R. Conversely, respirators marked NR must be thrown away at the end of a shift.

Half mask and full face mask respirators

These are most often reusable RPE which can be cleaned and whose filters can be changed. According to the type of filter, half mask and full face mask respirators constitute a protection against particles, gases, vapours or a combination of these risks. NB: certain filters marked NR are neither washable nor reusable: always read the instructions before use.

Half mask respirator

Less cumbersome, lighter.

Full face respirator

Protects the eyes and face, indispensable when the pollutant can penetrate the eyes and skin.

Powered or supplied air (or positive pressure) respirators: the breathing effort by the wearer is reduced or nil

Powered respiratory protection devices provide the wearer with filtered air directly into into the facepiece (mask or hood) through the corrugated hose. These are generally motorised air purifying systems. This type of apparatus is recommended for prolonged use or in difficult conditions. Depending on the filter used, this type of RPE can protect against all types of pollutants. However, they must not be used under conditions that are immediately dangerous to life or health (IDLH). Choose one of these protection systems requires a risk assessment: consult one of our experts or our category III PPE centres.

Powered air purifying respirators (PAPRs)

These respiratory protection systems use a motor to provide air filtered through cartridges fixed onto the motor, belt-mounted or in a backpack. The air is re-injected into the facepiece by a battery-powered motor via a breathing tube. These respirators allow for a high level of mobility.

Face piece Breathing tubeFilter unit

Filters

Aerosol and dust filters

There are 3 classes of aerosol and dust filters. They work like sieves and filter finer and finer particles or more effectively. A filter marked R is reusable under certain conditions described in the instructions, while a filter marked NR is not. A D marking indicates that the mask has passed a clogging test using dolomite dust that is optional for disposable respirators and mandatory for filters. During use, the filter gradually becomes loaded with particles. It then becomes clogged and as the airflow is obstructed, there will be a risk of leaks. The filter must be changed at the first sign of interference with breathing.

Filter markingFFP1 or

P1

NPF* NPF 4 for a disposable respirator and half mask respirator

FILTER CAPACITY

NPF 5 for a full face respirator

Low levels of fine dust (up to 4 x AEV) and aqueous or oil mists generally produced by sandblasting, drilling and cutting operations.

FFP2 or P2 FFP3

NPF 12 for a disposable respirator and half mask respirator

NPF 16 for a full face respirator

Moderate levels of fine dust (up to 10 x AEV) and aqueous or oil mists generally produced by plastering, cementing and drilling operations and soft wood sawdust.

• Concrete

Breeze blocks

Softwoods

Iron

Fibreglass

Rockwool

Welding fumes

Nickel

Zinc oxide

Bacteria

Fungi

Viruses

or P3

NPF 50 for a disposable respirator

NPF 48 for a half mask respirator

NPF 1000 for a full face respirator

High levels of fine fine dust (up to 50 x AEV) and aqueous or oil mists generally produced by toxic powder handling in the pharmaceutical industry or tasks involving biological agents and fibres.

Welding mask

FNP 10

Moderate levels of fine dust (up to 10 x AEV), aqueous or oil mists, metal fumes, ozone or organic vapours generally produced by welding and brazing operations.

• Asbestos

•

•

•

Cadmium

•

•

•

Gas and vapour filters

Gas and vapour filters used activated carbon to retain hazardous gases. Once the carbon becomes saturated, no more molecules can be trapped and the filter loses all effectiveness as an air filter. The nature of the gas, its concentration in the air and the filtering time needed are decisive factors in the choice of the right filter and its volume.

When long working hours in a hazardous atmosphere is indispensable, it will be necessary to have an expert calculate the filter breakthrough time (i.e. how long until it becomes ineffective). According to EN 14387+A1:2008, durability varies from 20 to 70 minutes approximately in a non-saturated atmosphere. You can find more information on the INRS website, where you can also download a useful piece of free software, PREMEDIA (www.inrs.fr).

*Nominal protection factor (NPF): minimum level of protection provided by a respirator based on its performance measured in a laboratory Filter marking Type of pollutant TypeColour Application A Brown Organic gases and vapours with a boiling point above 65˚C B Grey Inorganic gases and vapours (except carbon monoxide CO) E Yellow Sulphur dioxide (SO2) and other acid gases and vapours K Green Ammoniac and organic amine derivatives HgP3 Red + White Mercury vapours NOP3 Blue + White Nitric oxide AX Brown Organic gases and vapours with a boiling point below 65˚C SX Violet Specific compounds named by the manufacturer P White Particles, dust

Filter marking

Filter capacity (related to exposure time and pollutant concentration)

Filter capacity

CLASS 1CLASS 2CLASS 3

LOW MEDIUM HIGH

FLAT CARTRIDGECARTRIDGECANISTER

When a filter is marked "A2", it means that it filters A-type gases and is class 2. Gas and dust filters can be combined: combination filters are then all marked, for example: A2B2E2K2P3 If a combined filter is declared as resistant to clogging by dust, it must undergo the dolomite dust clogging test and be marked D; Filters marked NR are single-use only. Filters marked R are reusable under the conditions described in the instructions.

Guide to choosing gas and vapour filters

There are over 400,000 gaseous chemical compounds. The two tables below provide some information on which type of filter is suited to which pollutant. The first lists some indicative correspondences between gases and the filters required.

Gas and vapour filters

The use of passive filter systems is prohibited in the following cases: oxygen-deficient atmosphere (< 19.5%), presence of unknown gases, non-filterable gases (CO, NO), inadequately ventilated or confined spaces, atmosphere immediately dangerous to life OR health (IDLH), too high a concentration of gas.

Class 3: 10000

This second table first lists some correspondences between common tasks and the filters required. More more detail, please contact us or go to the INRS website.

Applications Risks

PAINT, SPRAYING, VARNISHING, COATING

Solvent-based paint* Spraying of anti-fouling paint/Grinding Water-soluble paint Solvents, resins, synthetic resins** Latex paint, residual solvents Wood preservation products

Main protection*

A2 A+P2 A A A A

CLEANING

Spraying of paint, foam, varnish, adhesive A+P2

Disinfection, cleaning ABEK1 DIY/DECOARATING

WASTE DISPOSAL

AGRICULTURE

WOOD TREATMENT

CONSTRUCTION, GRINDING, CUTTING, BORING

Bacteria, spores, odours A+P2

Pesticides, insecticides A2P3

Gluing, spraying glue A

Tarmacking A Waterproofing A

Spray foam insulation A+P

Organic solvents (boiling point below 65°C) AX

Ammoniac-based paint stripper K

SURFACE COATING/COVERING

Polyurethane coating** A Solvent-based varnish A Water-based varnish A

GLUING

Solvent containing adhesives A

HANDLING

Source: 3M

Sulphur dioxide E Hydrochloric acid E Manure ABEK Ammoniac K Formaldehyde A1 + form Storage and transport of hazardous substances ABEK1+P3 R

Warning:

This table provides a non-exhaustive overview. It should not on any account be used as the only way of selecting a respirator. Detailed information on the performance and limits of respirators can be found on their packaging and in the instruction leaflet.

Before using such respirators, the user must have read and understood the instructions for use of each product. The applicable national legislation must be followed.

* add a particle filter if sprayed. ** In the presence of isocyanates, contact: 04.66.26.61.55.

P: particles A: organic vapours B: inorganic vapours E: acid gases K: ammoniac and derivatives

About self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA)

SCBA (self-contained breathing apparatus) is breathing apparatus carried on the back or hip thanks to a special harness. It isolates the wearer from the exterior environment and provides them with uncontaminated air. Compressed air supply systems are a type of non-freely portable breathing apparatus. The uncontaminated air supplied to the wearer comes either from an external air network or from compressed air cylinders. Whether it is self-contained or not, the choice of respiratory apparatus will depend on the conditions of use and the activities.

Supplied air respirators

The air comes from a compressor or cylinders. It is delivered to the facepiece via a breathing tube, after being adapted to human breathing by a regulator. The supply of breathable air is unlimited.

Face piece

• Constant flow

The air is supplied in a continuous flow to the facepiece. The operator can adjust the air flow.

Self-contained breathing apparatus: SCBA

SCBA (self-contained breathing apparatus) consists of a backplate or carrying jacket and a mask which are linked by a hose to a source of compressed air. The supply of breathable air is limited, but the user enjoys great freedom of movement.

Breathing tubeAir regulator/ filter

• Pressure demand

The air is admitted when the operator inhales thanks to a demand valve. This reduces the amount of air consumed. This system is particularly suited to extended work periods in confined spaces.

Face pieceBreathing tubeBackplate

Emergency escape breathing apparatus

An emergency escape or evacuation breathing device allows a person to breathe for a relatively short period of time in an environment that has been accidentally contaminated, either to self-rescue or to await rescue.

The standards for each type of apparatus

EN 136: 1998: Full face masks. Requirements, testing, marking

EN 137: 2006: Self-contained open-circuit compressed air breathing apparatus with full face mask. Requirements, testing, marking

EN 138: 1994: Fresh air hose breathing apparatus for use with full face mask, half mask or mouthpiece assembly. Requirements, testing, marking

EN 140: 1998: Half masks and quarter masks. Requirements, testing, marking

EN 143 + A1: 2006: Particle filters. Requirements, testing, marking

EN 148-1: 2018: Threads for facepieces. Part 1: standard thread connection

EN 149: 2001 + A1: 2009: Filtering half masks to protect against particles. Requirements, testing, marking

EN 405: 2001 + A1: 2009: Respiratory protective devices. Valved filtering half masks to protect against gases or gases and particles - Requirements, testing, marking

EN 12941: 2017: Powered filtering devices incorporating a loose fitting respiratory interface. - Requirements, testing, marking

EN 12942: 2017: Power assisted filtering devices incorporating full face masks, half masks or quarter masks - Requirements, testing, marking

EN 14387: 2004 + A1: 2008: Gas filter(s) and combined filter(s). Requirements, testing, marking

EN 14593-1: 2018: Compressed air line breathing devices with demand valve - Part 1: devices with a full face mask. Requirements, testing, marking

EN 14593-2: 2005: Compressed air line breathing apparatus with demand valve Apparatus with a half mask at positive pressure. Requirements, testing, marking

EN 14594: 2018: Continuous flow compressed air line breathing devices. Requirements, testing and marking

EN 1146: 2006: Self-contained open-circuit compressed air breathing apparatus incorporating a hood for escape. Requirements, testing, marking

DIN 58647-7: Part 7: Filtering devices for self-rescue; requirements, testing, marking.

The technology used in respiratory protective equipment has become very complex. Inspection and maintaining continuous traceability of category III PPE has been mandatory in France since the Order of19 March 1993. This type of equipment requires constant servicing, using specific equipment.

In addition, as we have seen, detecting and evaluating the concentrations of gases have become indispensable on high-risk sites. The RG Group offers multiple aids and solutions to support you in this field.

Our 7 category III PPE centres spread around the major industrial centres in France offer:

• A huge range of detectors for sale or short or long-term rental.

• The training essential for this type of equipment.

• Maintenance of detection and respiratory equipment: cleaning, servicing, inspection.

• The possibility of carrying out complex tests such as respirator fit tests to check their seal

• A choice of complex respiratory protection apparatus such as SCBA and SARs.

• Management of your fleet of respiratory apparatus, but also fall protection systems and life jackets.

Sculpted nose panel

• Curved, low profile design

• Conforms well to nose and eye contours

• Helps provide a good field of vision and improves compatibility with eyewear

3M™ Cool Flow™ Comfort valve

• Effectively removes heat build up and provides a cooler and more comfortable wear

• Removes exhaled air and minimises the risk of fogging eyewear

• Breathing ease

3M™ 9300 SERIES

Comfort series: 3 Aura 9300 SE IES at-folded respirators. Flat-fold 3-panel design • Sculpted nose panel •  Embossed top panel • Nose clip • Low breathing resistance filter technology • 3M™ Cool Flow™ exhalation valve • Colour-coded headbands for easy identification • Individually packed • One size

Colour-coded headbands allow easy identification of the protection level (FFP1, FFP2, FFP3)

Flat-fold 3-panel design Respirator designed to fit a wide range of face shapes and sizes

X-PLORE® 1700 C

-plore 1700 dust masks are e clusively made in rance. • Flat-folded design • CoolSAFE™ filter material • CoolMAX™ valve on 1730 versions • Flexible nose clip • VarioFLEX™ head harness • Colour coding for fast recognition of performance level: FFP2 (blue), FFP3 (white) •  Hygienic individual packaging • One size

SILV-AIR PREMIUM

3D pre-formed seal

• "Self-adjusting" effect - no more need for the nose clip from the old version

• Added comfort for the wearer

3M™ Cool Flow™ valve

• Effectively removes heat build up and provides a cooler and more comfortable wear

• Removes exhaled air and minimises the risk of fogging eyewear

8835+

3M™ 8800

SERIES

Premium SERIES: 3M™ 8800 SERIES cup-shaped respirators. The 3M™ 8825+ and 8835+ respirators meet criteria of the anti-dust standards whilst being reusable.

• Robust shell and cup design • 3D pre-formed seal (8835+) • Selfadjusting effect •  3M™ electret™ filter material •  Low breathing resistance • 3M™ Cool Flow™ (8835+) exhalation valve • Adjustable braided headbands with colour coding to identify the level of protection • One size

Adjustable braided headbands

• Material chosen for optimum comfort and durability

• Colour coded headbands for easy identification of performance level (red for FFP3 and blue for FFP2)

3M™ Advanced Electret Filter Material

• Large filter surface area. Respirator that lasts longer. Ideal for high dust levels

• Low breathing resistance

• Efficient particle capture

SMART

S

ActivForm® technology: adapts automatically to the shape of the wearers face

SMART

DuraMesh® technology: quick, easy and safe to put on and take off. More robust, durable structure

Lop strap and clip. Mask can be hung around the neck when not in use

CLASSIC P masks benefit from Activ orm® technology. The mask automatically ad usts to the shape of the wearer s face with no need for manual ad ustment.

Cup-shaped with DuraMesh® technology • Adjustable strap

Ventex® exhalation valve • One size

5000 SERIES PREMIUM

5000 SERIES - PREMIUM. Ergonomic design for optimum comfort and protection. Premium range. • Cup shape • Pre-formed nose bridge with colour coding for at-a-glance protection identification • Hypo-allergenic and anti-perspirant Willtech™ face seal (full seal for references 5221 and 5321) • Highly resistant double elastic straps

• Available in 2 sizes (M/L and XL)

5000 SE IES - SPECIALT : for nuisance-level odours (organic vapours or acid gases)

Standard: EN 149 Item

SPECIAL WELDING

3 welding respirators. Protection against dust and metal fumes. These masks provide e tended protection against welding fumes and relief from nuisance odours. • Flame retardant outer surface minimises the effects of welding splatter. • Protection against dust, mist, ozone (up to 10 x WEL) and nuisance odours.

SPECIAL NUISANCE ODOURS

3 special nuisance odour respirators. A layer of activated carbon reduces nuisance odours in concentrations below EL. • Protection against the dust, mist and nuisance odours of organic vapours

Standard: EN 149+A1 Item

ELIPSE® RANGE

Designed to adapt and fit perfectly to the face. Ultra-compact, lightweight, flexible reusable half-face masks that adapt and fit perfectly to the face and offer a full range of vision • Innovative design • P3 particle filter with 99.95% efficiency (dust, mist, fumes) •  Protection against micro-organisms Protection against multiple substances with concentrations over 1000 ppm x EV

•  Large non-return exhalation valve. Reduces breathing resistance and keeps moisture build-up inside the mask to a minimum • Lightweight, non-slip strap (4-position adjustment possible) • Supplied with a pair of filters • Available with several types of protection (A1, A1P3, etc.) • Comes in 2 sizes (S/M and M/L).

ELIPSE® INTE A: version with impact-resistant polycarbonate lens (EN 166).

FILTERS

ACCESSORIES

COMPACTMASK

Compact ask, dual filter, elastomer, maintenance-free half masks .

•  Very lightweight •  Easy to use •  With integrated filters • Low breathing resistance

• Virtually unrestricted field of vision • FlexFit system for a secure fit, whatever the shape

and size of face •  Exhalation valve with large vents for optimised circulation of the air •  Effective and comfortable breathing against gases, vapours and dust • Adjustable headpiece •  Supplied in an aluminised, resealable storage bag.

SECURE CLICK™

EN 143+A1 + x 15 '# x 4 1890235925

EN 143+A1 + x 10 '# x 4 1890245935

EN 143+A1 + x 10 '# x 4 189012 6051*

EN 141 + x 4 '# x 8 189015 6055*

EN 141 + x 4 '# x 8 189014 6054*

EN 141 + x 4 '# x 8 189013 6057* ABE1

EN 141 + x 4 # x 8 189025 6059* ABEK1

EN 141 + x 4 '# x 8 189000501

EN 141 + x 2 '# x 8 01-0020026092

7000 SERIES TPE

7000 SERIES SILICONE

9000 SERIES

HM500

THE CLICK OF CONFIDENCE

PANORAMIC HALF AND FULL-FACE MASKS

DUO

Reusable twin-filter half mask • Thermoplastic elastomer face seal • Head band and neck band • Bayonet filter connection system

Standard: EN 140

Item numberManufacturer's ref.WeightPackaging C1-003204DUO 90 g A x 1 # x 10

Compatible with EN 148-1 cartridges if the twin-filter adapter is removed.

DUPLA TR2002

Reusable twin-filter full face mask •  Polycarbonate visor •  Thermoplastic elastomer face seal with speech diaphragm •  5-branch head harness with neck band •  Bayonet filter connection system Standard: EN 136

Item numberManufacturer's ref.WeightPackaging C1-003680DUPLA TR2002 5 0 g A x 1 # x 6

DUETTA

Reusable twin-filter half mask • Rubber face seam with co-moulded sealing edge • Head band and nape rest • Bayonet filter connection system

Standard: EN 140

Item numberManufacturer's ref.WeightPackaging C1-003180DUETTA 65 g A x 1 # x 12

OPTIFIT

PROMASK

EN 143 7 A1210 g B x 1 # x 50 0BA1785080ALU K2 (250) 2 (250)

EN 143 7 A1246 g B x 1 # x 50 0BA1785025ALU AX (450) A (450)

EN 143 7 A12 0 g B x 1 # x 50 0BA1785040ALU A2B2 AB2

EN 143 7 A121 g B x 1 # x 50 0BA1783010ALU A2 P3 A2 P3

EN 143 7 A1302 g B x 1 # x 50 200043ALU B2 P3 B2 P3

EN 143 7 A130 g B x 1 # x 50 200044ALU K2 P3 K2 P3 R

EN 143 7 A1440 g B x 1 # x 50 0BA1785018ALU AX P3 AX P3

EN 143 7 A1374 g B x 1 # x 50 0BA1783040ALU AB2 P3 AB2 P3

EN 143 7 A1301 g B x 1 # x 50 0BA1784000ALU A2B2E2K2 P3 ABEK2 P3

EN 143 7 A1504 g B x 1 # x 50 0BA1785019ALU A2B2E2K2 Hg P3 A E 2 g P3

EN 143 7 A1400 g B x 1 # x 50 0BA1784140

POWERED AIR respirator systems*

Powered air purifying respirators (PAPRs) guarantee optimum comfort when working in atmospheres loaded with hazardous substances.

With this type of respiratory protection, the ambient air is drawn in via battery-powered motor.

The contaminated air passes through respiratory protection filters, which filter out the particles, gases or vapours.

Thanks to the power unit, the purified air is carried to the headgear via a breathing tube, allowing the user to breathe clean air. Breathing resistance is not increased, which allows comfortable use for longer periods.

Integrated into the mask or attached to a belt, the powered air respirator is entirely self-contained and allows the worker great freedom of movement. There is a wide choice of solutions available covering most risks (protection of the eyes, face, head, ears, etc. ) for activities.

SUPPLIED-AIR respiratory protection systems*

Supplied-air respirators (SARs) guarantee optimum comfort when working in atmospheres loaded with hazardous substances.

With this type of respiratory protection, also known as an air-line respirator, air from an external source is carried through a hose to supply the operator with breathable air.

It is essential to ensure that the air is of breathable quality, in line with standard EN 12021.

To guarantee operator comfort, air heaters and coolers are also available.

There is a wide choice of solutions available covering most risks (protection of the eyes, face, head, ears, etc. ).

POWERED AIR RESPIRATORS

STEPS

2 3 4 5

CLEANSPACE

Included in the kit

IP66 protection or use in e plosive atmospheres.

CLEANSPACE™ 2

Positive pressure and breath responsive respirator • Maximum air flow 220 l/ min • Visual and audible alarms • Battery operating time up to 8 hours • Lightweight and comfortable

Standard: EN 12942

Item number Conditionnement 0PAFPAF0034 e 1 # 1

CLEANSPACE

CLEANSPACE™ ULTRA

Positive pressure and breath responsive respirator • Maximum air flow 220 l/ min • Visual and audible alarms • Battery operating time up to 8 hours • Suitable for decontamination • Lightweight and comfortable

Standard: EN 12942

Item number Conditionnement 0PAFPAF0070 # 1 # 1

CLEANSPACE™ EX

Positive pressure and breath responsive respirator • Maximum air flow 220 l/ min • Visual and audible alarms • Battery operating time up to 8 hours • IP66 rating • Suitable for decontamination • Lightweight and comfortable

Standard: EN 12942

Item number Conditionnement 0PAFPAF0060 # 1 # 1

or medical environments, the health sector, laboratories.

CLEANSPACE™ HALO

Positive pressure and breath responsive respirator • Maximum air flow 230 l/ min • Visual and audible alarms • Battery operating time up to 9 hours • IP66 rating • Suitable for decontamination • Very light • Weight: 350 g

Standard: EN 12942

Item number Conditionnement 01-002881 e 1 # 1

CLEANSPACE™: powered air purifying respirator which operates without hoses and whose power unit fits around the back of the user s neck.

HALF MASK

FULL MASK

Soft silicone half mask heat resistant up to 150 C • Clips quickly onto the power units • Transparent to facilitate communication • Easy to clean • Weight: 125 g on average

Standard: EN 12942 T 3

Soft silicone full face mask heat resistant up to 150 C • Polycarbonate visor • Speech diaphragm • Clips quickly onto the power units • Transparent to facilitate communication • Easy to clean • Weight: 180 g on average

Standards: EN 12942 T 3 / EN 166

CLEANSPACE™ 2, ULTRA d 1 # 1 0PAFPAF1010 PAF-1010 Half mask M d 1 # 1 0PAFPAF0027 PAF-0027 Half mask L d 1 # 1 0PAFPAF0064 PAF-0064 Half mask S CLEANSPACE™ EX d 1 # 1 0PAFPAF0062 PAF-0062 Half mask M d 1 # 1 0PAFPAF0063 PAF-0063 Half mask L d 1 # 1 01-002882 CS3003 Half mask S CLEANSPACE™ HALO d 1 # 1 01-002883 CS3004 Half mask M d 1 # 1 01-002884 CS3005 Half mask L d 1 # 1 C1-002568 PAF-1106 Full face mask S CLEANSPACE™ ULTRA, EX d 1 # 1 0PAFPAF1014 PAF-1014 Full face mask M/L d 1 # 1 01-002885 CS3006 Full face mask S CLEANSPACE™ HALO d 1 # 1 01-002886 CS3007 Full face mask L d 1 # 1

0PAFPAF0033 PAF-0033

HOODS

S-133 / S-333LG

Headcover with integrated suspension

• PETG visor

Standards: EN 12941 TH3 / EN 166

Item number Packaging 196290 d 1 # 1 200050 d 1 # 1

Compatibility 3M™VERSAFLO™ TR-300, TR-600, TR-800

-655--657

Full hood providing face, neck and shoulder protection • Knitted inner collar

• Polypropylene spunbond/laminated film fabric • PETG visor

Standards: EN 12941 TH3 / EN 166

Item number Packaging 196294 d 1 # 1 196295 d 1 # 1

Compatibility 3M™VERSAFLO™ TR-300, TR-600, TR-800

FACESHIELD HELMETS

M-207

Faceshield with flame resistant faceseal for applications involving hot particles

• Polycarbonate visor

Standards: EN 12941 TH2 / EN 166 / EN 397

Item number Packaging C1-003432 d 1 # 1

Compatibility 3M™VERSAFLO™ TR-300, TR-600, TR-800

MASKS

3M™ 6000 SERIES

Elastomer full mask • Polycarbonate lens

• Quick-fastening 4-strap suspension • For use with compatible powered air turbos, use breathing tube T-63. reathing tube sold separately

Standard: EN 12942 T

Item number Packaging 194021 d 1 # 4

Compatibility

3M™VERSAFLO™ TR-600, TR-800

S-433L/S-533L

Full headcover protecting the face, neck and shoulders

Standards: EN 12941 TH3 / EN 166

Item number Packaging 196292 d 1 # 1 01-003072 d 1 # 1

Compatibility 3M™VERSAFLO™ TR-300, TR-600, TR-800

S-855E

Hood assembly with sealed seams for liquid chemical splash environments • Knitted inner collar • Spunbond polypropylene with multilayer barrier film • Coated polycarbonate visor

Standards: EN 12941 TH3 / EN 166

Item number Packaging C1-003320 d 1 # 1

Compatibility 3M™VERSAFLO™ TR-300, TR-600, TR-800

M-407

Helmet with flame-retardant shroud for applications involving hot particles

• Shroud material: polyaramid • To use the -407 helmet in combination with the 3 E SA LO T -600 powered air turbo, use breathing tube T-20 S/L Breathing tube sold separately

Standards: EN 12941 / EN 1276 / EN 166 / EN 397

Item number Packaging 196311 d 1 # 1

Compatibility 3M™VERSAFLO™ TR-300, TR-600, TR-800

3M™ 7500 SERIES

Silicone half mask • Low-profile design lens

• Adjustable head harness 3 positions • For use with compatible powered air turbos, use breathing tube T-63. reathing tube sold separately

Standard: EN 12942 T

Item number Packaging 190005 d 1 # 10

Compatibility 3M™VERSAFLO™ TR-600, TR-800

2 3 4 5 6 7

POWER UNITS

3M™ VERSAFLO™ TR-315E+

3M™ VERSAFLO™ TR-315E+ kit comprises: 3M™ VERSAFLO™ TR-300 turbo unit, dust filter, prefilter, spark arrestor, standard belt, high capacity battery, battery charger kit, BT-30 length adjusting breathing tube and airflow indicator.

3M™ VERSAFLO™ TR-300 powered air turbo recommended for protection against particles and dust • Electronic visual and audible alarm indicating low battery or abnormally low airflow • fast-charging lithium-ion battery with no memory effect

• LED display shows battery charge status

• IP53 rating

Standards: EN 12941 / EN 12942

Item number Packaging 196600 e 1 # 1

3M™ VERSAFLO™ TR-619E

3M™ VERSAFLO™ TR-619E kit comprises: 3M™ VERSAFLO™ TR-600 turbo, A2P filter, filter cover, 10 prefilters, 2 spark arrestors, easy clean belt, high capacity battery, single station battery charger kit, BT-30 length adjusting breathing tube and airflow indicator

3M™ VERSAFLO™ TR-600 powered air turbo recommended for protection against particles, dust, gases and vapours

• Electronic visual and audible alarm indicating low battery or abnormally low airflow • Fast-charging lithium-ion battery with no memory effect • LED display shows battery charge status • IP53 rating

Standards: EN 12941 / EN 12942

Item number Packaging C1-000096 e 1 # 1

3M™ VERSAFLO™ TR-819E

3M™ VERSAFLO™ TR-819E kit comprises: 3M™ VERSAFLO™ TR-800 powered air turbo, A2P filter, filter cover, 10 prefilters, 2 spark arrestors, easy clean belt, high capacity intrinsically safe battery, single station battery charger kit, BT-30 length adjusting breathing tube, airflow indicator

3M™ VERSAFLO™ TR-800 motor/blower recommended for protection against particles and dust • Suitable for use in areas with potentially explosive atmospheres (ATEX "zone 0" and "zone 20") • Electronic visual and audible alarm indicating low battery or abnormally low airflow • Fast-charging lithium-ion battery with no memory effect • LED display shows battery charge status • IP53 rating

Standards: EN 12941 / EN 12942

Item number Packaging C1-003064 e 1 # 1

FILTERS

POWERED AIR RESPIRATORS

Included in the kit Except SR200 and SR900 add hoses specified

HOODS

SR 602/SR 601

SR 561/SR 562

Tyvek® hood • Chemical-resistant PETG visor • Separate head suspension allowing overhood to be replaced

Standard: EN 12941 TH3

Item number Packaging C1-002682 d 1 # 1 C1-002683 d 1 # 1

Compatibility SR 700, SR 500, SR 500 E

FACE SHIELD

SR 540EX

Face shield with hinged flip-up visor

• Polycarbonate visor

Standard: EN 12941 TH3

Item number Packaging C1-002685 d 1 # 1

Compatibility SR 500 E

HELMET

WELDING

SR 570

Face shield with hinged visor protecting the crown of the head and eyes • Polycarbonate visor • Exhalation valve • Can be used when wearing spectacles • Standard fasteners for hearing protectors

Standards: EN 12941 TH3 / EN 812

Item number Packaging C1-002686 d 1 # 1

Compatibility SR 700, SR 500, SR 500 E

SR 580

Protective helmet with hinged flip-up visor protecting the crown of the head and eyes

• Polycarbonate visor • Exhalation valve

• Can be used when wearing spectacles • Attachment points for hearing protection Standards: EN 12941 TH3 / EN 166 / EN397 / EN 352

Item number Packaging C1-002691 d 1 # 1

Compatibility SR 700, SR 500, SR 500 E

MASKS

Silicone full face mask • Scratch-resistant coated polycarbonate visor • 5-point head harness • For use as a head top with a compatible fan unit, use breathing hose SR 550 • Hose sold

SR 584/SR 580

Helmet with hinged visor • Polycarbonate carbonate visor • Exhalation valve • Welding lens • Lens 110 x 90 • Supplied with fixed shade 10 lens • Can be fitted with an auto-darkening lens

Standards: EN 12941 / EN 166 / EN 1650 / EN 352

Item number Packaging C1-002693 d 1 # 1

Compatibility SR 700, SR 500

POWERED AIR RESPIRATORS

3 4 5 6 7

POWER UNITS

700+

SR 700 kit includes: SR 700 battery-powered fan, Li-ion 14.8V 2.2 Ah battery, single station charger, wide belt, 2 SR 510 P3 filters, 10 prefilters, a flow meter, 3 plugs for cleaning and 5 cleaning wipes

SR 700 fan unit recommended for protection against dust and particles • Air flow rate 175 l/min and 225 l/min • Visual and audible signals • IP67 rating

Standards: EN 12941 / EN 12942

Item number Packaging C1-002689 e 1 # 1

500+

SR 500 kit includes: SR 500 battery-powered fan, Li-ion 14.8V 2.2 Ah battery, single station charger, wide belt, 2 SR 510 P3 filters, 10 prefilters, a flow meter, 3 plugs for cleaning and 5 cleaning wipes

SR 500 fan unit recommended for protection against particles, gases and vapours • Air flow rate 175 l/min and 240 l/ min • Visual and audible signals • IP67 rating

• SR 502 HD long-life battery available as an option (12 h operating time with P3 filters at 175 l/min)

Standards: EN 12941 / EN 12942

Item number Packaging C1-002670 e 1 # 1

SR 500 EX

SR 500 EX kit includes: SR 500 battery-powered fan, EX NiMh 13.5V 2.1 Ah battery, single station charger, wide belt, 2 SR 510 P3 filters, 10 prefilters, a flow meter, 3 plugs for cleaning and 5 cleaning wipes

SR 500EX fan unit recommended for potentially explosive atmospheres

• Protection against particles, gases and vapours• Air flow rate 175 l/min and 225 l/ min • Visual and audible signals • IP67 rating

• Marking II 2 G Ex ib IIA T3 Gb 3) II 2 G Ex ib IIB T3 Gb 4) II 2 D Ex ib IIIC T195 C Db 5) / ATEX Directive 2014/34/EU

Standards: EN 12941 / EN 12942

Item number Packaging C1-002678 e 1 # 1

FILTERS ACCESSORIES

HOODS

R59800 / R59810

PP/PE standard hood with exhalation, valve

• Polycarbonate visor • Covers the head and face but leaves the ears uncovered for good communication

Standards: EN 12941 TH3 / EN 166

Item number Packaging 0DRR59800 d 1 # 1 0DRR59810 d 1 # 1

Compatibility X-PLORE® 8500, 8700(EX)

R59840 / R59850

PA/PU premium hood PA/PU coating and exhalation valve • Polycarbonate visor • Covers the head and face but leaves the ears uncovered for good communication

Standards: EN 12941 TH3 / EN 166

Item number Packaging 0DRR59840 d 1 # 1 0DRR59850 d 1 # 1

Compatibility X-PLORE® 8500, 8700(EX)

R59820 NRD

PP/PE long hood with exhalation valve • Polycarbonate visor • Protects the head, face and neck

Standards: EN 12941 TH3 / EN 166

Item number Packaging 0DRR59820 d 1 # 1 0DRR59830 d 1 # 1

Compatibility X-PLORE® 8500, 8700(EX)

R59860/59870

PA/PU coated long hood with exhalation valve • Polycarbonate visor • Protects the head, face and neck

Standards: EN 12941 TH3 / EN 166

Item number Packaging 0DRR59860 d 1 # 1 0DRR59870 d 1 # 1

Compatibility X-PLORE® 8500, 8700(EX)

HELMETS PROTECTIVE VISOR

R58325 / R59910

White ABS helmet with face seal • Flip-up polycarbonate visor • Adjustable ratchet (51 to 63 cm) • Protects the airways and face as well as providing mechanical protection for the head

Standards: EN 12941 / EN 1276 / EN 166 / EN 397 Item number Packaging 01-000370 d 1 # 1 C1-001823 d 1 # 1 Compatibility X-PLORE® 8500, 8700(EX)

MASKS

ith e halation valve for greater comfort

R59900

Polycarbonate lift-up protective visor • Adjustment wheel (51 to 64 cm) • Protects the airways and the face

Standards: EN 12941 TH2 / EN 166 Item number Packaging C1-001818 d 1 # 1 Compatibility X-PLORE® 8500, 8700(EX)

X-PLORE® 6300

EPDM full face mask • PMMA visor • 180 field of view • Adjustable 5-point head harness • Scratch-proof, good resistance to the weather, light, UV rays Standards: EN 12942 T 3 / EN 166

Item number Packaging 0DRR55800 d 1 # 1

Compatibility X-PLORE® 8500, 8700(EX)

X-PLORE® 8700 (EX)

HOODS

S-133 / S-333LG

Headcover with integrated suspension

• PETG visor

Standards: EN 14594 / EN 166

Item number Packaging 196290 d 1 # 1 200050 # 1 # 1

-655--657

Full hood providing face, neck and shoulder protection • Knitted inner collar

• Polypropylene spunbond/laminated film fabric • PETG visor

Standards: EN 14594 / EN 166

Item number Packaging 196294 d 1 # 1 196295 d 1 # 1

SPARK ARRESTOR HELMETS

M-207

Faceshield with flame resistant faceseal for applications involving hot particles

• Polycarbonate visor

Standards: EN 14594 / EN 166 / EN 397 Item number Packaging C1-003432 d 1 # 1

MASKS

3M™ 6000 SERIES

Elastomer

• Quick-fastening 4-strap suspension • For use with compatible air regulators, use breathing tube T-63. Tube sold separately

Standard: EN 14594

Item number Packaging 194021 d 1 # 4

S-433L NRD

Full headcover protecting the face, neck and shoulders

Standards: EN 14594 / EN 166

Item number Packaging 196292 d 1 # 1 01-003072 d 1 # 1

S-855E

Hood assembly with sealed seams for liquid chemical splash environments • Knitted inner collar • Spunbond polypropylene with multilayer barrier film • Coated polycarbonate visor

Standards: EN 14594 / EN 166

Item number Packaging C1-003320 d 1 # 1

M-407

Helmet with flame resistant shroud for applications involving hot particles • Shroud material: polyaramide

Standards: EN 14594 / EN 166 / EN 397

Item number Packaging 196311 d 1 # 1

3M™ 7500 SERIES

Silicone half mask • Low-profile design lens

• Adjustable head harness 3 positions

• or use with compatible air regulators, use breathing tube T-63. Tube sold separately

Standard: EN 14594

Item number Packaging 190005 d 1 # 10

3M™ VERSAFLO™ V-500E

3M™ VERSAFLO™ V-100E

Cooling regulator cools the user's incoming air by up to 28 C • Supplied with belt and belt mounting

3M™ VERSAFLO™ V-200E

Heating regulator heats the user's incoming supplied air by up to 28 C • Supplied with belt and belt mounting

Standard: EN 14594 Item number Packaging 196606 h 1 # 1

Standard: EN 14594

Item number Packaging 196607 h 1 # 1

Standard: EN 14594

Item number Packaging 196608 h 1 # 1

TUBES CA TUBES

HOODS

R59800 / R59810

PP/PE standard hood with exhalation, valve

• Polycarbonate visor • covers the head and face but leaves the ears uncovered for good communication

Standards: EN 14594 / EN 166

Item number Packaging 0DRR59800 d 1 # 1 0DRR59810 d 1 # 1

R59840 NRD

PA/PU premium hood PA/PU coating and exhalation valve • Polycarbonate visor • Covers the head and face but leaves the ears uncovered for good communication

Standards: EN 14594 / EN 166

Item number Packaging 0DRR59840 d 1 # 1 0DRR59850 d 1 # 1

HELMETS

R58325 / R59910

White ABS helmet with face seal • Flip-up polycarbonate visor • Adjustable ratchet (51 to 63 cm) • Protects the airways and face as well as providing mechanical protection fr the head

Standards: EN 14594 / EN 166 / EN 397

Item number Packaging 01-000370 d 1 # 1 C1-001823 d 1 # 1

MASKS

X-PLORE® 4740

Silicone half mask • FlexiFit head harness • Drop down strap system • Mask can be removed simply by releasing the neck hook, without taking off the safety helmet

Standard: EN 14594

Item number Packaging 0DRR55874 d 1 # 1

R59820 / R59830

PP/PE long hood with exhalation valve • Polycarbonate visor • Protects the head, face and neck

Standards: EN 14594 / EN 166

Item number Packaging 0DRR59820 d 1 # 1 0DRR59830 d 1 # 1

06-59870

PA/PU coated long hood with exhalation valve • Polycarbonate visor • Protects the head, face and neck

Standards: EN 14594 / EN 166

Item number Packaging 0DRR59860 d 1 # 1 0DRR59870 d 1 # 1

SPARK ARRESTOR

ith e halation valve fr greater comfort

R59900

Polycarbonate lift-up protective visor • Adjustment wheel (51 to 64 cm) • Protects the airways and the face

Standards: EN 14594 / EN 166

Item number Packaging C1-001818 d 1 # 1

# x 6300

EPDM full face mask •¨PMMA visor • 180 field of view • Adjustable 5-point head harness • Scratch-proof, good resistance to the weather, light, UV rays

Standards: EN 14594 / EN 166

Item number Packaging 0DRR55800 d 1 # 1

AIR REGULATORS

PAS X-PLORE®

Airline system with airflow adjustable from 400 l/min to 1200 l/min half masks and full face masks • Safe-flow reducer and auto-test function • Low pressure whistle warning unit • Input pressure 5 to 10 bars • Supplied with belt and demand valve

Standard: EN 14594

Item number Packaging C1-002180 h 1 # 1

X-PLORE® 9300

Airline system with airflow adjustable from 200 l/min to 1 200 l/ min for hoods and helmets • Low pressure whistle warning unit • Input pressure 3 to 10 bars • Supplied with belt and without breathing hose

Standard: EN 14594

Item number Packaging C1-002566 h 1 # 1

PHANTOM VISION M/L

The Phantom Vision kit includes: Phantom Vision full face mask with motor and fan unit, lithium-ion battery, belt, battery charger, storage case.

Phantom Vision mask: powered air respirator with silicone full face mask • Transparent TPE inner half mask • Polycarbonate visor • 5-strap head harness • Specially designed for asbestos removal (asbestos level 2) and nuclear industries • Automatically adjusted 160 l/min air flow • Motor integrated in the mask allows for continuous respiratory protection during decontamination work • Decon belt

Standard: EN 12942 T 3 Item number Packaging 0SC2018779 d 1 # 1

ACS 952

Sandblasting hood supplied by an insulating compressed system

• Protection of the airways and parts of the body most exposed the spraying of abrasive particles • Supplied with hood and flow regulator with adjusting knob, low pressure alarm whistle and silencer filter protecting against oils and residual dust. The air quality must meet standard EN 12021

Standard: EN 14594

Item number Packaging 01-004757 d 1 # 1

The quality of the air entering the filtration unit or the face piece must meet standard EN 12021.

Supplied as a complete kit Easy to use

DUCT A ECO

Isolating fresh air respirator for use in oxygen deficient environments or confined spaces such as tanks, silos, wells, sewers, etc. • Supplied with a portable electric fan, sling, 10-metre breathing hose and a plastic transport case

Item number Packaging C7-000223 e 1 # 1

Compatible mask, negative pressure, powered air respirator, supplied-air and Spasciani fresh air system.

TR2002 CLASS 3

• Reusable EPDM full face mask • Scratch and solvent-resistant polycarbonate visor • EPDM face blank • Speech diaphragm • Adjustable 5-branch head harness with neck strap

Standard: EN 136

Item number Packaging 200042 d 1 # 1

Low maintenance

PAS LITE-A

Compressed air open-circuit self-contained breathing apparatus • Demand valve

• Reducer • Pressure gauge with rubber cover for impact protection • Low pressure warning whistle • Ergonomic harness with flame-retardant buckles and straps • Particularly suited to industrial applications (decontamination, tank cleaning,work in confined spaces)

Standards: EN 137 / SOLAS II-2

Item number Packaging C1-003823 i 1 # 1

FPS7730

Panoramic EPDM full face mask with connection for lung demand valve • Polycarbonate visor • 5-point connection harness • Standby strap Standard: EN 136 Item number Packaging 01-000885 d 1 # 1

The Aeris Confort Type 2 consists of a high/medium pressure (HP/ P) compensated reducing valve, a comfortable harness with washable aramid-fibre straps.

AERIS CONFORT TYPE 2

Compressed air open-circuit self-contained breathing apparatus • Lung demand valve with By-Pass button • Reducer with a built-in second user outlet • Pressure gauge with rubber protection • Low pressure alarm whistle • Harness provides excellent weight distribution • Aramid fibre straps • Fluorescent strips on self-extinguishing shoulder and belt straps • Supplied with Panoramasque full-face mask • Polycarbonate visor • 5-point head strap • Specially suitable for industrial applications (interventions in confined spaces, fires, chemical risks)

Standards: EN 137 / ISO 23261-3

25 lighter than conventional steel cylinders.

COMPRESSED AIR SUPPLY

6 litre 300 bar Lighter steel cylinder • Right-hand • Periodic inspection every 40 months • Recertification every 10 years

Standards: EN 12245 / EN 144 Item number Packaging 01-000924 j 1 # 1 01-002536 j 1 # 1

COMPRESSED AIR CYLINDER

6 litre 300 bar steel cylinder • Periodic inspection every 40 months • Recertification every 10 years

Item number

Packaging 01-000303 i 1 # 1

Standard: EN 137 Item number Packaging 01-000305 j 1 # 1 200054 j 1 # 1

PAS AIRPACK 1

2 cylinder, 2 user breathing air trolley

• Reducer • Low pressure whistle warning unit • HP/MP pressure gauges • Hose reel with 50 metres of airline hose • Twin cylinder support strap • Trolley frame with anti-corrosion polymeric powder coating • Wide handlebar and two wheels for easy movement

Standard: EN 139

Item number Packaging C1-004039 k 1 # 1

PAS COLT

Short term breathing apparatus with automatic switchover valve to switch between external air (supplied-air) and cylinder if the supply fails • Supplied with 2 litre 300 bar escape cylinder positioned on the hip

Standards: EN 137 / EN 14593-1

Item number Packaging 200055 i 1 # 1

COMPRESSED AIR SUPPLY

2 litre 300 bar composite cylinder • Periodic inspection very 40 months • Recertification every 10 years

Standard: EN 137

Item number Packaging 200056 j 1 # 1 Compatibility PAS Colt

A safety system prevents the transfer of air between the cylinders: each cylinder is therefore independent and guarantees optimum air quality.

AIRLINE TROLLEY UNIT

4 cylinder/2

Item number Packaging C1-003923 k 1 # 1

FPS7730

Panoramic EPDM full face mask with connection for lung demand valve • Polycarbonate visor • 5-point connection harness • Standby strap Standard: EN 136

Item number Packaging 01-000885 d 1 # 1

25 lighter than conventional steel cylinders.

COMPRESSED AIR SUPPLY

Lighter steel cylinder, 6 litres 300 bar  Right-hand • Periodic inspection every 40 • Recertification: 10 years Standards: EN 12245 / EN 144

Item number Packaging 01-000924 j 1 # 1 01-002536 j 1 # 1

Suitable for use in e plosive atmospheres

COMPRESSED AIRLINE

Antistatic compressed airline with CE N couplings • Length 10, 20 or 50 metres Standards: EN 139 / EN 14593

Item number Packaging 0DRAL01261 Q 1 # 1 0DRAL01262 Q 1 # 1 01-005466 Q 1 # 1

BIOLINE

Belt-mounted airline breathing apparatus to connect to a breathable air source (trolley, air network, filter unit) • Supplied with e Zenith automatic positive pressure demand valve and Panoramasque full-face mask • Allows the user to carry out maintenance and long duration tasks in good respiratory comfort and safety Standard: EN 14593-1 Item number Packaging C1-003472 i 1 # 1

COMPRESSED AIR SUPPLY

6 litre 300 bar steel cylinder • Periodic inspection every 40 months • Recertification: 10 years

Standard: EN 137 Item number Packaging 01-000305 j 1 # 1 200057 j 1 # 1

ESCAPE HOOD FILTERING

TotalTotal service life: 16 years, the longest on the market. eplace the filter after each use or at the latest every 8 years

PARAT® 4720

ILTE

IN ESCAPE HOOD O E IN 15 IN TES O

P OTECTION IN CHE ICAL EN I ON ENTS

Protection against industrial gases and vapours (organic and inorganic gases, acid vapours, ammoniac and derivatives), chemical liquids, fumes and particles thanks to its ABEK15 P3 filter • Shelf life 16 years • Replace filter after each use or at the latest every 8 years • Protects the airways, eyes and face • Panoramic visor for a wide field of vision • Must not be used in atmospheres where the oxygen concentration is below 19.5%

Standard: DIN 58647

Item number Packaging 0DRR59421 d 1 # 1

New, more compact case - Dimensions (mm): 110 170 61 mm (without clip). New integrated belt clip made of non-deformable akrotek. aintenance free, filter e change every 4 years or after use.

PARAT® 3100

ILTE IN HAL AS ESCAPE DE ICE P O IDIN 15

IN TES ESCAPE TI E IN CHE ICAL EN I ON ENTS

ABEK15 filter protects against organic, inorganic and acid gases and ammoniac • Shelf life 4 years in sealed packaging • Filter exchange every 4 years if unused • Total lifetime 12 years • Must not be used in atmospheres where the oxygen concentration is below 19.5%

Standard: DIN 58647

Item number Packaging C1-004090 d 1 # 1

OPENGO

CO PACT ESCAPE HOOD EAS TO SE IN HI H- IS

CHE ICAL EN I ON ENTS

Lightweight waist bag, for optimum comfort during long jobs

• Aluminium interior pouch for safer storage • Wide visor and high visibility hood for safe escape • Shelf life 10 years • Must not be used in atmospheres where the oxygen concentration is below 19.5%.

Application: Oil and gas sector, chemical industries (emergency evacuation in the event of a chemical accident with splash risk (skin and eyes)

Standard: DIN 58647

EVAMASQUE

ILTE IN ESCAPE HAL AS O 15 IN TES O P OTECTION IN CHE ICAL EN I ON ENTS

Easy, practical and safe to use

Compact, lightweight, easily carried on a belt • Visual comfort • Shelf life up to 12 years (4 years maintenance free, or two filter changes over the maximum storage period) • Must not be used in atmospheres where the oxygen concentration is below 19.5%.

Applications: Emergency escape in the oil and gas sector, chemical industries where there is no splash risk

Standard: DIN 58647

Item number

Packaging 0BA1728806 d 1 # 10

Item number Packaging 0BA1728570 d 1 # 25

10 years maintenance free (e cept cylinder), easy to use, automatically activated when the carry bag is opened.

SAVER CF15

Emergency escape breathing apparatus providing up to 15 minutes of air • Constant flow reducer • Low pressure warning whistle • Automatically starts with the first breath • Designed for escape from toxic or very low oxygen environments, requiring easy and immediate start-up • Antistatic version also available

Standards: EN 1146 / ISO 23269-1

Item number

Packaging 07-000693 i 1 # 1

SI PLICIT

• educer triggered when bag is opened

• Automatically in ating air cushion at the back of the head for optimum support .

BIO S-CAPE

Emergency escape breathing apparatus providing up to 15 minutes of air • Constant flow reducer • Low pressure warning whistle • Hood is adjusted automatically thanks to the integrated inflatable air cushion at the back of the user's head • Automatically starts with the first breath • Designed for escape from toxic or very low oxygen environments, requiring easy and immediate start-up • Supplied with 3 litre 200 bar composite cylinder (empty)

Standards: EN 1146 / ISO 23269-1

Packaging C1-000197 i 1 # 1

Item number

ALTAIR

Maintenance-free single-gas detector • Lifespan 2 years • Thick rubberised housing can withstand a 3-metre drop onto concrete • Single button •Triple alarm system: audible ( 95dB), visual and vibrating • IP67 rating • Warranty 2 years or 1080 minutes alarm • ATEX-certified

Please enquire

Gases detected

BW CLIP RT

Maintenance-free single-gas detector

• Real time gas level display with possibility of calibrating the device • battery life: 2 years (H₂S, CO, SO₂, O₂) or 3 years (H₂S, CO) • Visual, vibrating and audible alarm (95 dB) • Automated self-test every 24 h • IP66/67 rating • Warranty 2 or 3 years from activation of the device • Hibernation case to extend detector life for H₂S and CO 2-year version (optional) • ATEX-certified

Please enquire

Gases detected

PAC 6500

Single-gas detector • Average battery service life: 2 years • Quick sensor response time • Long-life battery • 360 visual, vibratory and audible alarm (90dB) • Internal diagnostic self-test on activation • IP68 rating • Shock-proof, chemical-resistant housing • 2-year warranty • ATEX-certified

Please enquire

Gases detected

BW SOLO

Single-gas detector with an e tensive selection of sensor options • Small, lightweight and easy to service • Typical battery life: 12 months (6 months for 1-series O₂) • Visual, vibrating, audible alarm (95 dB) • Internal diagnostic self-test on activation except battery (continuous) • Multilingual interface • IP66/68 rating • 3-year warranty for 1-Series (O₂, CO et H₂S) detectors and sensors, 2-year for 4-Series detectors and sensors, 1-year for NH₃, Cl₂, ETO, O₃ and ClO₂ sensors • ATEX-certified

Please enquire

Gases detected

PAC 8000

Single-gas detector • Capable of detecting hazardous concentrations of 29 different gases • Average battery service life: 1 year • Internal diagnostic self-test on activation • Quick sensor response times • Long-life battery • 360 visual, vibratory and audible alarm (90dB) • IP68 rating • Shock-proof, chemical-resistant housing • 2-year warranty • ATEX-certified

Please enquire

Gases detected

Logs data and events

MICRO CLIP X3

Compact multi-gas detector • Battery runtime 18 h (charges in less than 6 h)

• Internal diagnostic self-test on activation (except sensors, battery and electronic circuit (continuous)) • Visual, vibratory and audible alarm (95 dB) • IP68 rating

• 3-year warranty (extendable to 4 years)

• ATEX-certified

Please enquire

Gases detected

Notification of events by S S with the ALTAI ® Connect application via a luetooth connection.

ALTAIR 4XR

4-gas detector • Battery runtime 24 h (charges in less than 4 h) • Can withstand an accidental drop of 7 5 m into concrete

• IP68 rating • MotionAlert functionimmobility detector • InstantAlert functionalarm activated by user • 4-year warranty

Please enquire

Gases detected

Designed to monitor confined spaces

BW ULTRA

Connected multi-gas detector which can display up to 5 gas risks at the same time • Battery runtime 18 h (14 h with PID or IR sensor) • Visual, vibratory and audible alarm (95 dB) • Internal diagnostic self-test on activation and every 24h • IP66/68 rating • 3-year warranty except for NH₃: 2 years, PID and Cl₂: 1 year • ATEX certified

Please enquire

Gases detected

Notification of events by S S with the ALTAI ® Connect application via a luetooth connection.

ALTAIR 5X

Multi-gas detector • Battery runtime 20 h • Can measure up to 6 gases at the same time • IP65 rating • Can survive a 10-metre drop • MotionAlert functionimmobility detector • InstantAlert function - alarm activated by user • Long battery runtime • MSA XCell® fast-response sensor • 3-year warranty with CO/H₂S/O₂/LIE/SO₂ and IR sensors, 2 years with NH₃ and CI₂ sensors and 1 year with the other sensors • ATEX-certified

Please enquire

Gases detected

Transmission via infrared interface 1000 h.

X-AM 2500

1 to 4-gas detector • battery runtime 12 h (charges in 4 h)

• Audible (90 dB) , visual (visible across 360 ) and vibratory alarm

• IP67 rating • Reliable and fully mature measuring technology

• Durable sensors • Easy handling • Very low running costs

• 3-year warranty • ATEX-certified Please enquire

Gases detected

GAS DETECTION AREA MONITORS

ALTAIR io360

The ALTAI io360 works like a smart home device. The ALTAI ® io360 gas detector o ers four-gas detection for high risk areas, including confined spaces, perimeter and general area monitoring.

Ultra-long battery life • 4-gas runtime up to 60 days • Factory pre-configured networks that are ready-to-go out of the box

• Connect up to 16 ALTAIR io360 gas detectors • IP68 rating

• 4-year expected lifespan for combustible and toxic gas sensors

• Data and event logging • ATEX-certified

Please enquire

Gases detected

The Honeywell ig at gas detector is a wireless, easy-to-use area monitor. The ig at area monitor alerts workers to area gas threats, complementing the portable gas detectors which monitor the breathing one. ig at has 6 slots for a wide choice of interchangeable gas sensors. Each ig at area monitor can be connected to up to 8 other ig at devices to monitor an e tensive area.

Multi-gas area monitor • Visual and audible alarm (108 dB)

• Functional and calibration self-test on activation • 8-week runtime for the low-consumption model • IP65 rating • Up to 6 slots for interchangeable gas sensors • 2-year warranty

• ATEX-certified

Please enquire

BW™ RIGRAT Gases detected

X-ZONE® 5500

The Dr ger - one® 5500 transforms the

ger personal gas detection instruments -am 5000, 5100 and 5600 into innovative area monitoring devices for a wide range of applications. A patented combination for increased safety in addition to the personal air monitors carried on the body, these area monitors are positioned where gas hazards are expected.

Operating time 120 hours depending on configuration (charges in 14 h) • Visual and audible alarm (108 dB) • IP66 rating • 2-year warranty • ATEX-certified Please enquire

detected

Implementing a gas detection system means following certain rules, including frequent checking of the gas detector operation using a calibration gas, if possible before each use.

iscover here the bump test stations we offer to complement the portable gas detectors we have selected.

If in any doubt as to the electronic ad ustment, it is imperative to take the device out of the operational circuit and send it for maintenance.

GAS DETECTION TESTING & MAINTENANCE

Test stations

Bump test stations for portable gas detectors are subject to annual inspection. This service includes, in particular, checking the regulator or smart cylinder holder, the electronics and software, the condition of the pneumatic circuit and the general functioning.

Gas detectors

The basic service includes cleaning the device, sensor ero adjustment and sensitivity adjustment (or calibration) using the calibration gas. Other checks are carried out depending on the gas detected. The frequency of inspections varies between 6 and 12 monthsdepending on the make and model.

On site or at one of our 7 technical centres, our trained and accredited technicians are able to carry out inspection, maintenance and calibration operations on all makes of portable gas detectors. See pages 20-21.

Every device has its own equipment record containing details of all the events in the detector's life (inspections, calibrations, maintenance operations, etc.).

sing a bump test station does not dispense with the need for mandatory calibration. or that, you must contact our category 3 PPE technical centres.

BUMP TEST

Easy-to-use, standalone, portable bump test station (no power source re uired)

• Carries out functionality tests on gas detection devices reliably, quickly and easily

• No mains power required • No computer required • Testing a device with a known gas concentration is the only way to guarantee a reliable, precise measurement and functionality

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IntelliDoX

Automated test and calibration docking station for Honeywell gas detectors

• Easy to use • Expandable to five docking modules that can operate independently, while sharing power, network connection and calibration gas

Please enquire

GALAXY 2

Automated test system for SA ALTAI ® gas detectors

• Easy to use • Can test up to 10 detectors at the same time

Please enquire

CONTENTS

gloves in 7 points

Standard EN ISO 21420, the basic standard for protective gloves

Standard EN ISO 21420:2020 sets out the general requirements for protective gloves. It must be used in combination with one or more other PPE glove standards that refer to it.

Standard EN ISO 21420: 2020 sets out a fundamental principal: innocuousness. PPE gloves must not be harmful to the health or have any adverse effect on the user.

It also determines the sizing system and the fundamental requirements in terms of dexterity and comfort. New requirements were brought in with its renewal in March 2020, particularly as regards multilayer gloves, where the lining must not separate from the other layers when the glove is taken off the hand.

The lawmakers have created a standards system for each risk or trade. Each standard provides for tests that prove the protection afforded by the glove, and assign performance levels to it.

One might think it is a good idea to select gloves achieving maximum protection levels for each test, but it is better to stick to the strict need for protection and make sure that the gloves are comfortable to wear day after day. hat is why the exact risks from which you need to be adequately protected must be assessed.

Workers’ hands are the most exposed to and most affected by workplace injuries.

This section covers the different standards applicable to gloves and arm guards.

The materials used to manufacture gloves have very different properties, for very different uses. They are often combined for optimum protection. However, there is no such thing as a glove that addresses all risks and allows sufficient dexterity for all manual tasks. As a result, you need to find the right protection.

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Regulations

All protective gloves must comply with the basic standard EN ISO 21420:2020.

All protective gloves must comply with at least one standard relating to protection from a risk.

Standard EN 388 + A1: 2018, which defines mechanical risks, is almost always present; it underwent a major review in 2018.

With its wide range, both in terms of protection levels and glove materials and design, the RG Group offers a complete choice to allow you to find a glove that will be your workmate day after day and protect you while offering as much comfort as possible.

Protective gloves that comply with standard EN 388 + A1: 2018 provide protection from one of the following mechanical risks as a minimum: abrasion, cuts (now covered by two tests), tearing, puncturing and impacts.

Why are there two tests for cuts?

The first cutting test defined in standard EN 388 + A1: 2018, is the circular blade test. This test is insufficient for gloves that show high resistance to cuts. The new materials used to make gloves rapidly wear down the circular blade with which the test is conducted.

The second cut test is defined by standard EN ISO 13997: 1999. This test is closer to actual working conditions. It follows the image of a hand that applies variable pressure on a sharp object. When a high or very high level of protection from cutting is required, the result of this test must absolutely be taken into account.

Why is there a new impact test?

This new test provides proof of impact attenuation on part of the hand. Depending on the glove, it may be the palm, the back or the joints. The protected area is specified in the instructions. Such glove performance helps reduce one of the factors for musculoskeletal disorders as defined by the healthcare insurance fund, namely the consequences of mechanical impacts and vibrations.

Contribution of the RG Group

Gloves and forearm protectors that comply with standard EN 1082 protect users from cuts by hand knives.

• Standard EN 1082-1: 1997 establishes the performance of gloves and arm guards in metal mesh.

• Standard EN 1082-2: 2000 establishes the performance of gloves and arm guards in other materials.

Gloves that comply with standard EN 511: 2006 provide protection from the risk of cold up to -50° C. There are two types of risk: convection cold and conduction cold.

A water resistance test is also carried out. Level 1 means that the protection from cold remains effective when the glove is soaked. Level 0 must be marked to indicate the loss of quality of the glove.

Protective gloves that comply with standard EN 407: 2020 provide protection from thermal risks, heat and/or fire. The hazards relating to heat risks may take very different forms. Thus, the risk of burns resulting from the manipulation of hot parts and risk of a glove catching fire are very different. To select the appropriate gloves, you must first of all identify your risks.

Chemical and biological risks: standardEN ISO 374: 2019

Standard EN 374: 2019 has simplified and improved the reliability of the standard for protection from chemical and biological products. The results are based on three types of test:

• Penetration test: the glove must be sealed to air and liquids. Standard NF EN 374-2: 2019.

• Permeation test: the time required for the chemical to go through the glove is measured. Standard EN 16523-1 + A1: 2018.

• Degradation test: the glove must not be punctured after exposure to chemicals. Standard NF EN 374-4: 2019.

EN 374 Determining the level of protection required

Chemical injuries can be extremely serious. It is fundamental to know the nature of the chemicals involved. The contact time is also an important parameter.

TYPES

SELECTING PROTECTION FROM ONE OR MORE CHEMICALS

TYPE C TYPE B

ISO 374-1/Type C

protection from at least one chemical for 10 minutes

ISO 374-1/Type B

protection from at least three chemicals for 30 minutes

TYPE A

ISO 374-1/Type A

protection from at least six chemicals for 30 minutes

The letters placed under the pictogram symbolise the chemicals to which the glove resists. Refer to the CAS number featuring on the packaging of the chemical and the table opposite.

Glove instructions must be read carefully to exactly determine all the chemicals to which the glove resists.

Code letterChemical

AMethyl alcohol

BAcetone

CAcetonitrile

DDichloromethane ECarbon sulphide

FToluene

GDiethylamine HTetrahydrofuran IEthyl acetate Jn-Heptane

FOR PROTECTION FROM MICRO-ORGANISMS

ISO 374-5:2016

protects from bacteria and mould

ISO 374-5:2016 protects from bacteria, mould and viruses

Risks relating to the use of pesticides: standard ISO 18889: 2019

Gloves that comply with standard ISO 18889: 2019 are designed to offer maximum protection from exposure to pesticides. It identifies three types of product that are suitable for different uses:

KCaustic soda, 40% LSulphuric acid, 96% MNitric acid, 65% NAcetic acid, 99% OAmmonia

PHydrogen peroxide, 30% SHydrofluoric acid, 40% TFormaldehyde, 37%

• G1 gloves: single-use gloves offering no mechanical resistance, suitable for a low risk and for handling diluted pesticides.

• G2 gloves: chemicals gloves offering minimum mechanical resistance, suitable for a greater potential risk and for handling diluted or undiluted pesticides.

• GR gloves: handling gloves that offer high mechanical resistance (according to the results of tests under standard EN 388) and partly protect the fingers and the palm while handling residual or dry pesticides.

Risks relating to ionising radiation and radioactive contamination: standard EN 421: 2010

Protective gloves that comply with standard EN 421: 2010 are designed to provide protection from the risk of ionising radiation or radioactive contamination. When compliant, the marking associated with the standard is applied.

Select the comfort allowed by the glove

Better understanding the materials that make up the gloves and the different manufacturing techniques will help you select the best solution for protecting your hands.

The area of the hand that needs protection: a criterion that must not be neglected

Gloves may protect different areas of the hand and forearm: palm, fingers, back of the hand, forearm. Thus, some models are available in different lengths. Depending on the risks to which you are exposed, you can protect either the whole hand and the forearm or a targeted area. The benefit of sticking to the strict need for protection is that the glove is more comfortable to wear day after day.

Why protect this area?

Shape of gloveBenefits

Drawbacks

PALM

PALM AND FINGERS

The PPE claims a protection level resulting from a test conducted on a sample of material on the palm of the glove. This area of the hand is thus always protected depending on the properties claimed by the glove.

The choice of a glove that only protects the palm is to be made when there is no need to protect the other areas.

When there is a risk of liquid entering the glove through the fingers, the choice of a 3/4 coated glove must be made as a minimum.

HAND When there is a risk of liquid entering the glove, the choice of a totally coated glove must be made. Leather gloves also protect the whole hand.

HAND AND LOWER FOREARM

Such protection is mandatory for chemical protection gloves and welders’ gloves.

FOREARM Forearm protection extends the protection of

Choice of materials

• The back of the hand and fingers are ventilated = reduced perspiration and enhanced comfort.

• The glove is more flexible.

• The palm and the back of fingers are protected.

• The user is protected when they handle oily or wet objects.

• The back of the hand is ventilated.

• The whole hand is protected.

• When the glove materials have that property, the glove is sealed. Note that a leather glove is never sealed.

• The hand and forearm are protected.

• When the glove materials have that property, the glove is sealed and no liquid can enter into it.

• The forearm is protected in line with the standard performance claimed.

• The back of the hand and fingers are not protected.

• The glove is not impermeable.

• The back of the hand is not protected.

• The glove is not impermeable.

• The glove is less flexible.

• Coated gloves are less breathable.

• The glove is bulkier.

The earliest protective gloves were sewn leather gloves. Because of their limits in terms of chemical protection and dexterity, manufacturers started a new way of production in the 1970s: coating. A protective film is deposited on a sewn glove in fabric (supported gloves) or knitted gloves (coated gloves), which now account for most of the protective gloves sold in Europe.

Properties of fibres

ARAMID

COTTON

UV rays Humidity

Flexible fibre that offers high dexterity.

Low resistance to mechanical risksNatural fibre that provides comfort and hygiene through high absorption of hand perspiration.

Aramid brands: Kevlar® Twaron®

To give cotton more mechanical resistance, it is blended with polyester fibres. Polycotton knit offers the properties of both materials.

HPPE brands: Dytec® Dyneema® Intercept® Spectra® GLASS

Flexible fibre that offers high dexterity.

Generic name: Nylon POLYESTER

Flexible fibres that provide good dexterity and enhanced glove durability. Does not burn.

Additive fibres that make fabric or knit material more elastic and comfortable.

Polyester brands: Tergal® Dacron®

Also known as Spandex Spandex brands: Lycra®

Chemical resistance table

Acetaldehyde (acetic aldehyde)++---Cyclohexanone +=---Detergent powders ++++++++++

Ammonium acetate ++++++++++Hair bleach ++++++++++Magnesium ++++++++++

Ethyl acetate -+==-Weed killers ++++++++Methanol (methyl alcohol)=++++++

Butyl acetate -++=-Household detergents ++++++++2-Methoxyethanol =+++++++

Vinyl acetate -===-Diacetone alcohol +++++=-Methylamine +++++++++

Acetone ==---Dibutyl ether -=++=Methylaniline ==++++++

Acetic acid, 50% ++++=-++Dibutyl phthalate =++++++-Methyl ethyl ketone +=---

Glacial acetic acid +++===Dichloroethane -==++-Methyl isobutyl ketone +=---

Hydrochloric acid, 30% and 5%++++++++++Diethanolamine ++++++++++Monochlorobenzene -==++-

Chromic acid =+==+Dioctyl phthalate =++++++-Monoethanolamine ++++++++++

Citric acid ++++++++++Bleach ++++++++Naphtha (white spirit) -+ +++++

Hydrofluoric acid, 30% +++++++Hydrogen peroxide =++++++++Naphthalene -=+++-

Formic acid, 90% +++==++Aqua regia -+===Ammonium nitrate ++++++++++

Lactic acid, 85% +++++++Fertiliser ++++++++++Calcium nitrate ++++++++++

Nitric acid, 20% +++++++Turpentine -=++++=Potassium nitrate ++++++++++

Oleic acid ++++++++Vehicle petrol -+++++=Sodium silicate ++++++++++

Oxalic acid ++++++++++Ethyl alcohol +++++++++Nitrobenzene -=-++-

Phosphoric acid, 75% ++++++++++Petroleum ether -=++++-Nitropropane

Concentrated sulphuric acid=+=-+2-Ethoxyethanol =+++++++Octanol (octyl alcohol) ++++++++++

Diluted sulphuric acid (batteries)++++++++++2-Ethoxyethyl acetate -++==-Perfumes and essences ++++++++++

Amyl alcohol =+++=Ethylamine -+---Water-based paint ++++++++++

Benzyl alcohol =+=+++Ethylaniline =++++++=Enamel paint -=++++=

Concentrated ammonia +++++ +++Ethylene glycol ++++++++++Perchloroethylene -=++++=

Aniline =++-+=Fixers ++++++++++Potassium permanganate++++++++++

Asphalt -=++++=Hydraulic fluids (esters)++++++++=Phenol (carbolic acid) =++++

Benzaldehyde (benzoic aldehyde)-==+-Fluorides =++++++=Calcium phosphates ++++++++++

Benzene --=++-Formaldehyde, 30% ++++++++++Potassium phosphates ++++++++++

Beet ++++++++++Fuel -=+++++Sodium phosphates ++++++++++

Butter ++++++Fural (furfural or furaldehyde)+++-++-Fish and shellfish =++++++=

Potassium bicarbonate ++++++++++Diesel -++++++Concentrated potash ++++++++ +

Sodium bicarbonate ++++++++++Glycerine ++++++++++Petroleum products -=+++=

Potassium bichromate ++t +++++Glycols ++++++++++Hair setting products ++++++++++

Sodium bisulphite ++++++++++Animal fat -+++++++Polyester resins -=++=

Alcoholic beverages ++++++++++Mineral fat -=++++=Shampoo ++++++++++

Alcohol-free beverages ++++++++++Hexane -+++++=Silicates ++++++++++

Borax ++++++++++Groundnut oil -+ t++++=Concentrated soda +++++++++ Bromides =++++++=Olive oil -++++++=Styrene -==++N-butanol (butyl alcohol)+++++++++Cutting oil -++++++++Potassium sulphate ++++++++++ Butoxyethanol +++++++=Lard oil -++++++=Sodium sulphate ++++++++++

Ammonium carbonate ++++++++++Linseed oil -++++++=Zinc sulphate ++++++++++ Potassium carbonate ++++++++++Rapeseed oil -=++++-Sulphites, bisulphites, hyposulphites++++++++++ Sodium carbonate ++++++++++Paraffin oil -=++++=(Hair) dye ++++++++++ Slaked lime ++++++++++Pine oil -=++++=Carbon tetrachloride -=+++= Quick lime ++++++++++Castor oil -++++++=THF; Tetrahydrofuran Chlorine =++++++=Soybean oil -++++++ =Toluene -=+++= Chloroacetone ++++---Brake fluids (Lockheed) =+++++++Tributyl phosphate Chloroform --=+-Greasing oils -=++++=Trichloroethylene -==++-

Ammonium chloride ++++++++++Diesel oils -=++++=Triethanolamine, 85% ++++++++++ Calcium chloride

This table only provides general indications about materials. It must be remembered that the strength of a glove is affected by factors such as the exact nature of the chemical, its temperature and concentration, the thickness of the glove, the immersion time etc. We recommend referring to the information about the chemical resistance values of each glove, and first carrying out a test to determine if the glove is suitable for actual usage conditions.

The glove may be used for extended contact with the chemical (within the limit of the passage time. The glove may be used for intermittent contact with the chemical (for a total time below the passage time). The glove may be used for protection from splashes of chemicals. The use of this glove is not recommended.

years’ experience in recommending and supplying protective gloves

As a specialist in the protective gloves market, our Group has been helping companies select the gloves suitable for their risks from its early years.

New materials, changing standards and regulations, visual safety management or environmental approval: we can provide you with our expertise to help you secure optimum protection and comfort.

What is visual safety management?

Visual management is an excellent way of informing users of the protection level of the glove against cutting. By making it visible and understandable through visual identification, the teams, workers and QSE staff alike keep safety imperatives within sight.

The colour coding of the level of protection from cutting afforded by ERGOS R’GO FLEX, R’GO GRIP and R’GO CUT XTREME gloves allows:

- Workers to rapidly identify the level of protection of the gloves, - QSE personnel to effectively make sure that workers are using the right gloves.

Very high risks of cuts LEVEL F

Very high risks of cuts LEVEL E

High risk of cuts LEVEL D

High risk of cuts LEVEL C

Medium risks of cuts LEVEL B

No protection from cutting LEVEL A

R’GO CUT XTREME, an exclusive range ERGOS 100% XTREME!

• Fibre glass free • Stainless steel fibre free • 2X as resistant to cuts than conventional PPE fibres

Extended arm guard to protect the forearm.

398335

Glass industry, automotive, metallurgy, drawing, aviation, recycling, handling of extremely sharp parts Dytec® knit glove • Gauge 7

HCT micro-foam coating on the palm • Nitrile reinforcement on thumb/index Item number Size Packaging 398335 6 - 11 ? x 12&# x 6

Very high resistance to cuts.

Glass industry, automotive, metallurgy, drawing, aviation, recycling, handling of extremely sharp parts Dytec knit glove • Gauge 13

HCT micro-foam coating on the palm • Nitrile reinforcement on thumb/index Item number Size Packaging 398334 6 - 11 ? x 12&# x 6

Glass industry, automotive, metallurgy, drawing, aviation, recycling, handling of extremely sharp parts Intercept® knit glove • Gauge 13

Glass industry, automotive, metallurgy, drawing, aviation, recycling, handling of extremely sharp parts Kevlar® knit glove, stainless steel, cotton

Extended arm guard to protect the forearm.

Glass industry, automotive, metallurgy, drawing, aviation,  HCT micro-foam coating on the palm &# x 6

Optimum grip.

Glass industry, automotive, metallurgy, drawing, construction and public works Hagane Coil® knit glove reinforced with Kevlar® • Gauge 13 • Cellular nitrile foam coating on the palm Item number Size Packaging 02-000999 6 - 10 ? x 10&# x 12

Glass industry, automotive, metallurgy, drawing, aviation, recycling HPPE knit glove, stainless steel • Gauge 13 • Polyurethane coating on the palm Item number Size Packaging 398400 6 - 12 ? x 10&# x 10

Glass industry, automotive, metallurgy, drawing, aviation, recycling HPPE knit glove, stainless steel • Gauge 13 • Polyurethane coating on the palm Item number Size Packaging 398401 6 - 11 ? x 10&# x 10

High abrasion resistance.

S-TEX 376

Civil

Glass

D500 FOAM

Aviation,

KRYTECH

Automotive, paper industry, plastics, glass industry,  Polyurethane coating on the palm Item number Size Packaging 3980115

Automotive, paper industry, plastics, glass industry, metallurgy HPPE knit glove

HYFLEX® 11-425

PHYNOMIC C5

HYFLEX® 11-735

Automotive, paper industry, plastics, glass industry, metallurgy, outdoor work HPPE knit glove • Gauge 15 • Double coating, nitrile and O IP nitrile foam on the palm and 3/4ths of the back Item number Size Packaging 398303 6 - 11 ? x 10&# x 10

HYFLEX® 11-931

Automotive, paper industry, plastics, glass industry, metallurgy, outdoor work Dyneema® Diamond Technology knit glove • Gauge 18 • Double nitrile and polyurethane coating on the palm

Item number Size Packaging 02-000335 6 - 11 ? x 12&# x 12

398304

Automotive, paper industry, plastics, glass industry, metallurgy, outdoor work HPPE knit glove • Gauge 15 • Full double coating, nitrile and O IP nitrile foam Item number Size Packaging 398304 6 - 11 ? x 10&# x 10

HYFLEX®

Automotive, paper industry, plastics, glass industry, metallurgy, outdoor work Dyneema® Diamond Technology knit glove • Gauge 18 • Double nitrile and polyurethane coating on the palm and 3/4ths of the back Item number Size Packaging 02-000336 6 - 11 ? x 12&# x 12

MAXICUT® OIL™ 44-305

HYFLEX® 11-939

HYFLEX® 11-947

Automotive, paper industry, mechanical engineering, maintenance, metallurgy Intercept® knit glove • Gauge 13 • Nitrile coating on the palm and 3/4ths of the back Item number Size Packaging 0CO200N35 7 - 11 ? x 12&# x 12

VERTIGO C&G BLACK NIT 3

Construction and public works, automotive, metallurgy, maintenance Spectra®, knit glove • Gauge 13 • Nitrile foam coating on the palm Item number Size Packaging 02-001023 6 - 11 ? x 10&# x 10

Diamond® fibre: comfort and strength.

PERFECT CUTTING® DIAMOND BLACK - SKIN

Automotive, paper industry, mechanical engineering, maintenance, metallurgy Dyneema® Diamond knit glove • Gauge 18 • Nitrile foam coating with rough finish on the palm Item number Size Packaging 02-001228 7 - 11 ? x 10&# x 10

Touch screen glove.

CORESHIELD™ 22-7513W

Construction and public works, automotive, logistics, maintenance, outdoor work HPPE, nylon knit glove • Gauge 13 • Nitrile micro-foam coating on the palm Item number Size Packaging 398056 6 - 11 ? x 10&# x 10

VERTIGO NIT

Construction and public works, automotive, metallurgy, maintenance Spectra® and Elastane® fibre knit glove • Gauge 13 • Nitrile foam coating on the palm Item number Size Packaging 02-000996 7 - 11 ? x 10&# x 10

Construction

Construction

EN 388 0X4X B

May be used as a glove liner.

398020

Assembly, glass repair, drawing, laminating and metal work Aramid knit glove • Gauge 13

EN 388 024X X

ARACUT® GRIP

Item number Size Packaging 0BA2032085 6 - 11 ? x 10&# x 10

ARACUT® LIGHT

Item number Size Packaging 0BA2232087 6 - 10 ? x 10&# x 10

Handling

Transport, construction and public works, industrial maintenance, masonry Supported cotton glove • PVC coating on the palm and 3/4ths of the back Item number Size Packaging 400001

TITAN 397

HARPON

HARPON

Automotive, quality control, object protection, precision Packaging ? x 12&# x 40

PU FIRST LINER WHITE

Automotive, quality control, object protection, precision industry Polyamide, polyester knit glove • Gauge 13

Item number Size Packaging 0BA2132200 7 - 11 ? x 10&# x 10

380003

ABRATEX LIGHT GRIP

Automotive, warehouse work, logistics, transport Polyamide, cotton knit glove • Gauge 13 • Coating with PVC spikes on the palm

Item number Size Packaging 0RIRGT888 6 - 11 ? x 10&# x 30

Automotive, paper industry, plastics, logistics, mechanical engineering, maintenance Polyester knit glove • Gauge 13 • Polyurethane coating on the palm Item number Size Packaging 398001E 6 - 11 ? x 12&# x 20

Automotive, paper industry, plastics, logistics, mechanical engineering, maintenance Polyester knit glove • Gauge 13 • Polyurethane coating on the palm Item number Specificity Size Packaging

398004E Grey 6 - 11 ? x 12&# x 20 398071 Black 6 - 11 ? x 12&# x 20

Automotive, paper industry, plastics, logistics, mechanical engineering, maintenance Polyamide knit glove • Gauge 13 • Polyurethane coating on the palm Item number Specificity SizePackaging 0MA550 White* 6 - 10 ? x 10&# x 10 0MA551 Grey** 6 - 11 ? x 10&# x 10

Automotive, paper industry, plastics, logistics, mechanical engineering, maintenance Polyamide knit glove • Gauge 15 • Polyurethane coating on the palm Item number Specificity Size Packaging 0BA2232255 White* 6 - 11 ? x 10&# x 10 0BA2400250 Grey** 6 - 11 ? x 10&# x 10

ltra fine gauge and e tended arm guard.

398086

Automotive, paper industry, plastics, logistics, mechanical engineering, maintenance Polyamide knit glove • Gauge 18 • Polyurethane coating on the palm Item number Size Packaging 398086 6 - 11 ? x 12&# x 12

HYFLEX® 11-618

Automotive, paper industry, plastics, logistics, mechanical engineering, maintenance Nylon knit glove • Gauge 18 • Polyurethane coating on the palm Item number Size Packaging 398060 6 - 11 ? x 12&# x 12

398002E

Automotive, paper industry, plastics, logistics, mechanical engineering, maintenance Polyester knit glove • Gauge 13 • Polyurethane coating on the fingertips

Item number Size Packaging 398002E 6 - 11 ? x 12&# x 40

ESD properties.

A198

Logistics, general mechanical engineering, maintenance, automotive industry, plastics and paper industry

Polyamide, knit glove • Gauge 15 • Nitrile micro-foam coating with spikes on the palm Item number Size 398080 6 - 11

EN 388 4121 X

Logistics, general mechanical engineering, maintenance, automotive industry, plastics and paper industry

Polyamide, Spandex knit glove • Gauge 15 coating with spikes on the palm and 3/4ths of the back Item number Size Packaging 398081 6 - 11 ? x 12&# x 12

aterproofing treatment. EN 388 4121 X

Polyamide, Spandex knit glove  Gauge 15  Nitrile micro-foam coating on the palm Item number Size Packaging 398084 6 - 11 ? x 12&# x 12

Logistics, general mechanical engineering, maintenance, automotive industry, plastics and paper industry

Polyamide, Spandex knit glove • Gauge 15 • Full nitrile micro-foam coating with spikes

Item number Size Packaging 398083 6 - 11 ? x 12&# x 12

Logistics, general mechanical engineering, maintenance, automotive industry, plastics and paper industry

Polyamide, Spandex knit glove • Gauge 15 • Nitrile micro-foam coating, notched on the palm Item number Size Packaging 398082 7 - 11 ? x 12&# x 12

Farming,

Aviation, construction and public works, cleaning, interior finishing work, local government Supported textile glove • Latex coating • Thickness 1.15 mm • Length 290 to 330 mm

Item number Specificity SizePackaging 425001 Smooth finish 5 - 10 ?

HARPON

Cleaning, food, fishery, oyster farming

Supported textile glove • Latex coating • Thickness 1.35 mm • Length 320 mm

Item number Size Packaging 417003 6 - 10 ? x 1&# x 50

Local government, maintenance, cleaning, mechanical engineering Flocked glove • Latex coating • Thickness 0.35 mm • Length 305 mm

Item number Size Packaging 430003 6 - 10 ? x 10&# x 10

Local government, maintenance, cleaning, mechanical engineering Flocked glove • Latex coating • Thickness 0.35 mm • Length 305 mm

Item number Size Packaging 430010 6 - 10 ? x 10&# x 10

Construction and public works, chemicals, automotive, glass industry, metallurgy, cleaning Latex glove with suede finish • Thickness 0.35 mm • Length 290 mm

Item number Size Packaging 430001 6.5 - 10 ? x 12&# x 12

EQUIPPED™ Feel

AlphaTec chimique multicouche, durable et confortable, Type 3/4/5

L’AlphaTec® 3000 est l’une des solutions corporelles de protection chimique les plus légères et les plus confortables du marché. Composée de trois couches de tissu souple et dotée de coutures solides soudées par ultrasons, cette combinaison o re une barrière de protection e icace contre la plupart des substances chimiques inorganiques.

AlphaTec 58-735 : Plus besoin de compromis entre protection chimique et protection contre les coupures : profitez des deux !

Le nouvel AlphaTec ® 58-735 est le premier gant d’Ansell à o rir une protection à la fois contre les coupures et contre un large éventail de produits chimiques, grâce à son enduction nitrile. Son support INTERCEPT™ haute visibilité permet d’avertir le travailleur lorsque l’intégrité de la barrière de protection chimique est compromise. Intégrant par ailleurs l’ANSELL GRIP™ Technology, qui délivre une préhension sûre en milieu humide et huileux, l’AlphaTec ® 58-735 vous permet d’être parfaitement équipé, quelle que soit la tâche à accomplir.

Pour de plus amples informations sur ces produits, rendez-vous sur les pages 201 et 288.

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Steel making, metallurgy, maintenance, railways, automotive industry, construction Grain bovine hide glove • Split hide arm guard • Length 350 mm Item number Size Packaging 372001 8 - 10 ? x 12&# x 10

Steel making, metallurgy, maintenance, railways, automotive industry, construction, welding operations Grain bovine hide glove • Split hide arm guard • Length 350 mm

Item number Size Packaging 372002 9 - 11 ? x 10&# x 10

Steel making, metallurgy, maintenance, railways, automotive industry, construction Glove with palm, thumb and index in grain bovine leather • Back in split hide. Split hide arm guard • Length 350 mm Item number Size Packaging 372006 9 - 10 ? x 12&# x 10

Steel making, metallurgy, maintenance, railways, automotive industry, construction, welding operations Glove in split bovine hide with anti-heat treatment • Split hide arm guard • Length 350 mm

Item number Size Packaging 374002E 8 - 11 ? x 6&# x 10

0RGZ372006F

Steel making, metallurgy, maintenance, railways, automotive industry, construction Leather glove with palm, thumb and index in grain bovine hide • Back in split hide • Arm guard in split hide • Aramid seams • Length 350 mm

PROWELD LEATHER ALUMINIUM

370002

Steel making, metallurgy, maintenance, railways, automotive industry, construction, welding operations

Grain bovine hide glove • Split hide arm guard • Length 350 mm

Item number Size Packaging 370002 10 ? x 12&# x 10

With long arm guard.

372009M20AE

Steel making, metallurgy, maintenance, railways, automotive industry, construction, welding operations

Leather glove with palm and index in grain bovine hide • Back in split hide • Arm guard in split hide • Length 400 mm

Item number Specificity SizePackaging

372009M20AE 200 mm arm guard8 - 11 ? x 12&# x 10 372009M10AE 100 mm arm guard8 - 11 ? x 12&# x 10

De terity and high e ibility.

372005

Steel making, metallurgy, maintenance, railways, automotive industry, construction, welding operations

Grain goat hide glove • Split hide arm guard • Aramid seams • Length 350 mm

Item number Size Packaging 372005 9 - 10 ? x 12&# x 10

Very high resistance to tearing and abrasion.

373001

Steel making, metallurgy, maintenance, railways, automotive industry, construction, welding operations

Glove in split bovine hide with anti-heat treatment • Isothermal lining • Length 350 mm

Item number Size Packaging 373001 10 ? x 12&# x 5

Steel

Steel

Ergos adapts to all your protection needs

For over 30 years, Ergos has been supporting you in your efforts to protect people at work.

Assessing the risks of your trades and providing you with effective protection solutions are some of the fundamental promises of the Ergos brand, which is a leading supplier in the market for Personal Protective Equipment.

Driven by your trust and its own experience, Ergos is continually developing its range of gloves so as to benefit from the latest technology.

Construction

ELECTROVOLT

Electrical work, general maintenance, energy, electric vehicles

Latex gloves (see table below for service voltage) • Length 360 mm

Item number Specificity SizePackaging

490001 Class 00/500 (V) AC6 - 12 ? x 1&# x 1 490002 Class 0/1,000 (V) AC6 - 12 ? x 1&# x 1 490003 Class 1/7,500 (V) AC7 - 12 ? x 1&# x 1 490004 Class 2/17,000 (V) AC7 - 12 ? x 1&# x 1 490005 Class 3/26,500 (V) AC8 - 12 ? x 1&# x 1

Supplied with a pair of cotton mittens.

FLEX & GRIP

Electrical work, general maintenance, energy, electric vehicles

Composite glove in natural rubber with an outer layer in red orange elastomer, black inside (refer to the table below for service voltage)

• Length 360 mm* or 410 mm

Item number Specificity SizePackaging

02-000583 (*) Class 00/500 (V) AC6 to 12 ? x 1&# x 1

0REGGICBT Class 0/1,000 (V) AC6 to 12 ? x 1&# x 1

02-000738 Class 1/7,500 (V) AC7 - 12 ? x 1&# x 1

02-001304 Class 2/17,000 (V) AC7 - 12 ? x 1&# x 1

0REGGIC3 Class 3/26,500 (V) AC8 to 12 ? x 1&# x 1

PRUNING ARM GUARDS

Forestry, pruning, landscaping

Cut sewn arm guard with water-repellent outer fabric in 67% polyester - 33% cotton 250g/m . Insertion of six-ply protection 360 around the forearm

Item number Size Packaging 02-000286 L to XL ? x 1&# x 20

2550

Electrical work, general maintenance, energy, electric vehicles

Glove in silicone-coated water-repellent grain bovine hide, split hide arm guard. Velcro closure • Length 350 mm Item number Size Packaging 02-000307 10 - 12 ? x 12&# x 5

FORESTRY GLOVES

Forestry, pruning, landscaping Cut sewn glove in synthetic leather (60% polyamide - 40% polyurethane 310g/m ). Non-slipping rubber reinforcement (PVC/ PU on polyester knit) on the palm of the hand

Item number Size Packaging 02-000653 8 - 12 ? x 1&# x 20

BODY PROTECTION

Immaculately turned out with our selection

CONTENTS

STANDARDS 222 HIGH VISIBILITY WORKWEAR 231 MULTI-RISK WORKWEAR 242 SPECIFIC WORKWEAR 250 HEAT AND FIRE-RESISTANT WORKWEAR 251

clothing in 6 points

Workwear or protective clothing?

1 2 3

Of note

Workwear is not the same as protective clothing. Only persons exposed to risks need protective clothing. The comfort of workwear depends on how it is made and the fabrics used.

Workwear is designed to protect against dirt. For a long time it remained very basic, but these days it has become tough and technical and adapted to different jobs and environments. Sometimes it incorporates parts that are subject to standards, such as knee protectors, and it participates in the protection of the wearer.

Protective clothing is a type of PPE designed to be worn to protect against one or more risks liable to threaten the health and safety of the wearer (French Labour Code, Article R. 233-83-3). It meets one or more standards, which are systematically associated with the basic standard EN ISO 13688: 2013.

Workwear, protective clothing? Who buys it, who maintains it?

According to Directive 89/656/EEC, "Personal protective equipment shall be provided free of charge by the employer, who shall ensure its good working order and satisfactory hygienic condition by means of the necessary maintenance, repair and replacements."

The employer must provide and maintain protective clothing. This obligation was extended to workwear in France by the Labour Code in 2008 (Article R4323 - 95).

The REACH Regulation.

Workwear, protective clothing, image wear?

More and more now companies provide their employees with customised clothing that is not only intended to protect them against risks, but also to promote the company's image and foster a sense of belonging.

All clothing is subject to the REACH Regulation. It is important that it be strictly applied for all products in direct contact with the skin. REACH guarantees a limited and controlled presence of chemical substances in the composition of clothing. Standard 100 by Oekotex, a body set up by 20 testing institutes, provides visible proof of compliance with the REACH Regulation. The labelling can be checked on the Oekotex website (https://www.oeko-tex.com/en/).

Standard EN ISO 13688: 2013, the basic protective clothing standard

Standard EN ISO 13688: 2013 lays down the basic requirements for protective clothing. It must be used in combination with one or more other standards that refer to it.

It lays down the basic requirements for protective clothing. It proposes one basic principle; innocuousness. Protective clothing must not be detrimental to the wearer's health or hygiene. It also specifies the requirements for size designation, marking and the essential requirements in terms of design and comfort. Because protective clothing is washable, reusable PPE, standard EN ISO 13688: 2013 provides for requirements relating to ageing and the obligations and the durability of a garment's properties after several wash cycles. Finally, it also specifies some environmental protection requirements: optimise durability, facilitate recycling, minimise packaging waste.

All

All

Mechanical risks Measure the necessary protection

Risk of knee injuries: standard EN 14404 + A1 : 2010

Persons who work with their knees on the ground such as tilers and plumbers, but also welders or roofers, are exposed to a risk of knee injuries, the most severe of which, knee bursitis, can lead to serious and sometimes irreversible complications.

Standard EN 14404 + A1: 2010 combines 2 areas of expertise: protectors and trousers. Ergonomic tests in use define where the pocket in front of the leg must be positioned to protect the knee.

EN 14404

There are 2 types of knee protectors:

Type 1: knee pads that are independent of other clothing and are fastened around the leg.

Type 2: padding materials in pockets on the legs of trousers that meet standard EN 13688.

Type X Class Y

There are 3 levels of performance for knee :

Class 1: use on flat floors

Class 2: use on grainy floors

Class 3: use on uneven floors

Risk of injury by hand-held chainsaw: standard EN 11393: 2019

Standard EN 11393: 2019 specifies the requirements for trousers, jackets and gloves protecting against cutting by hand-held chainsaws. These protectors offers a system of protecting against cuts specifically adapted to these portable tools. They are categorised into different designs according to the zone protected.

JACKETS

LEG PROTECTION

GLOVES

Design A: The cut protection system covers the top of the jacket and the sleeves

Design B: The cut protection system covers virtually all of the front of the jacket and virtually all of the sleeve

Type A: The cut protection system covers the front of the trousers or gaiters: for trained professionals

Type B: The cut protection system covers the front of the protective chaps: for occasional use

Type C: The cut protection system covers the front and back of the trousers or gaiters: for exceptional situations

Type 1: Both gloves protect against cutting by chainsaws

Type 2: Only the left glove is protected. The right glove is (the hand is holding the machine)

Design A: The cut protection system covers only the metacarpals

Design B: The cut protection system covers the metacarpals and the back of the fingers (except the thumb). This design should be the default choice.

Design A is only useful if there a need for greater dexterity

PPE is marked with a pictogram corresponding to the relevant standard, with the design and class, which indicates the chain speed up to which the clothing protects.

The user manual must contain this warning: "Does not protect against all hazards relating to chainsaws"

EN 11393

Class 0: 16 m/s

Class 1: 20 m/s

Class 2: 24 m/s

Class 3: 28 m/s

Class X

Risk of injury by hand knives: standard EN ISO 13998: 2003

Protective aprons, trousers and jackets that meet standard EN ISO 13998: 2003 provide protection against cuts and stabs by hand knives.

Risks due to cold and foul weather

Risks due to cold

Persons who work in refrigerated warehouses and those who work outdoors may be exposed to low and even very low temperatures. To deal with this, manufacturers offer protective clothing such as vests, parkas, trousers and boilersuits. These garments are designed to resist a good good level of abrasion and tearing, but also to meet one of the cold standards. When a garment has a good level of water penetration resistance, it must also guarantee a minimum evaporation capacity.

Protection against cool environments (above - 5°C): standard EN 14058: 2017

The marking under this standard consists of 5 indicators positioned to the right of the pictogram. These indicators are either protection levels (in green), or test results (in blue). Criterion a) is the most important.

EN 14058

a: thermal resistance from 1 to 3

b: air permeability from 1 to 3 (optional; X if not tested)

c: water penetration resistance from 1 to 2 (optional; X if not tested)

d: basic resultant thermal insulation (optional; X if not tested) e: resultant thermal insulation

Protection against cold environments (below -5°C): standard EN 342: 2017

The marking works in a similar way to standard EN 14058: 2017.

EN 342

a: basic resultant thermal insulation with motion

b: resultant thermal insulation (optional; X if not tested)

c: air permeability from 1 to 3

d: water penetration resistance from 1 to 2 (optional; X if not tested)

Foul weather risks: EN 343: 2019

EN 343

a: waterproofing: water penetration resistance from 1 to 3. The higher the level the more waterproof the garment.

b: breathability: evaporative resistance from 1 to 3. The higher the level the more breathable the garment. When level 1 is obtained, the instructions must be marked "limited wearing time".

Clothing compliant with standard EN 343: 2019 provide protection against the rain and wind for temperatures above -5°C. They must have a good level of abrasion and tear resistance. Pockets must be covered with flaps to prevent water getting in and jackets must be long enough to protect the lower back.

Heat and flame risks

Heat abcdef Class x Index x

and flame risks:

a: surface or edge ignition from 1 to 2

b: convective heat from 1 to 3

c: radiant heat from 1 to 4

d: protection against molten iron splash from 1 to 3

e: protection against molten iron splash from 1 to 3

f: contact heat from 1 to 3

ISO 11612: 2015 Heat and flame risks for welders: standard EN ISO 11611: 2015

Standard EN 11612: 2015 specifies the requirements for protective clothing to protect against heat and flame. The standard applies to clothing, gaiters, hoods and boot covers.

The requirements differ according to whether the clothing is designed to protect against heat, flames or molten metal splashes.

Class 1: lower hazard welding applications with low levels of spatter and radiant heat

Class 2: higher hazard welding application with higher levels of spatter and radiant heat

Standard EN 11611: 2015 specifies the minimum basic safety requirements and test methods for protective clothing for welders. The standard applies to clothing, aprons, gaiters, sleeves and hoods. It does not cover gloves for welders or the protection of the face and eyes.

These garments can be worn all day (8 hours) at normal temperatures. They protect the wearer against spatter (small splashes of molten metal), short contact time with flame and ultraviolet radiation. As provided for in the standard, the garments are tested before and after washing. Seams and the lining must also be flame-retardant.

Index 1 : no flaming to the top or side edge, no flaming debris and no afterglow shall spread from the carbonized area to the undamaged area; hole formation is possible.

Index 2 : higher performance than index 1.  No hole formation possible.

Clothing compliant with standard EN 14116: 2015 is made from flame-retardant materials. The standard specifies the performance requirements for the materials used and their assembly.

Clothing compliant with standard IEC 61482-2: 2018 provides protection against the thermal effects of an electric arc. They protect the wearer by not transmitting heat that can cause second degree burns.

Risks due to lack of visibility

The requirements of the standard are: fluorescent colour, reflective bands, minimum surfaces for these components and the positioning of the materials used. Yellow, or red fluorescent fabrics meet standards on UV and wash cycle fading. The mechanical properties of the fabrics are tested. Retro-reflective tapes consist of glass beads or prismatic structures. They must have very good mechanical strength to resist a minimum number of wash cycles.

The standard establishes 3 classes of visibility with different areas of high-visibility and retro-reflective material.

Some manufacturers offer equipment which, when combined, changes class. For example, combining class 2 high-visibility jacket and high-visibility trousers meets the requirements for class 3.

The table below, taken from the standard, allows you to find the right protection for environments

pedestrians and moving equipment cohabit (construction sites, factories, etc.). Here it is passive road users or persons who are not part of the traffic that are concerned.

On the standard marking pictogram, the letter X designates the class (1/2/3) to which the high-visibility garment belongs

Chemical risks

Splashes of liquid of droplets of chemical substances and contact with contaminating particles are the main risks for persons exposed to chemicals. There are numerous types of equipment to protect workers, whose protection levels are defined by the standards according to the type and severity of the risk. These garments must meet requirements on resistance to abrasion, cuts and punctures so that the wearer is not accidentally and suddenly exposed to a chemical risk.

Choosing the type of protection

The more watertight a garment is, the less water vapour it allows through, the less comfortable it is to wear. It essential to stick the strict need for protection and choose protective clothing that is comfortable to wear on a daily basis.

TYPE 1 EN 943-1: general requirements

EN 943-2: requirements for emergency teams

Gas-tight chemical protection suit supplied with breathable air by a suitable respiratory protection system

TYPE 2 EN 943-1: general requirements

Higher and higher risk

Non-gas-tight chemical protection suit with breathable air providing positive pressure

TYPE 3 EN 14605: 2009: general requirements

TYPE 4 EN 14605: 2009: general requirements

MULTI-RISK SUIT

Liquid-tight chemical protection suit TIGHT CLOTHING

Liquid mist and spray-tight chemical protection suit

TYPE 5 EN 13982 + AI 2011: general requirements

Chemical protection suit resistant to penetration by airborne solid particles

TYPE 6 EN 13034: 2009: general requirements

Chemical protection suit for accidental exposure to light spray or splashes

TYPE PB EN 13034: 2009: general requirements

Partial body protection for accidental exposure to light spray or splashes

Consider the chemical the wearer is exposed to

DISPOSABLE OR REUSABLE COVERALLS See

the manual

The resistance of a material to a chemical is not permanent. All substance will eventually penetrate through the surface of a garment. Only the user manual will provide a precise list of the chemicals the garment resists and for how long (breakthrough time).

Reusable or disposable clothing compliant with standard EN 14126: 2004 protects against infective agents: micro-organisms, bacteria. It is not intended for medical use. Standard EN 14126: 2004 is often used as a complementary standard to the chemical protection standards.

Clothing compliant with standard EN 1073-2: 2002 protects against particulate radioactive contamination. It does not protect against ionising radiation.

1149-5:

Multi-risk protective clothing: a solution for difficult environments

Multi-risk clothing is clothing that protects against a combination of risks generally in the chemical and petrochemical industries from extraction through to synthesis of hydrocarbons. These are environments where the presence of the human is both a risk to themselves and to the environment. A multi-risk garment is therefore one that combines the chemical risk, the fire/flame risk and the electrostatic risk. Sometimes the risks of cold, rain and lack of visibility may also be added.

Choose the comfort you

The choice of fabric, quality of construction and design of the garment are decisive elements when it comes guaranteeing the best possible comfort.

Textiles

Properties of the main fibres

100% cotton

100% polyester

60% cotton, 40% polyester

A natural fibre offering comfort and hygiene as it absorbs perspiration.

PLAIN

weave. TWILL

GRAMMAGE

Thicker and stronger fabric

SATEEN

35% cotton, 65% polyester

Polyamide

Also known as nylon

Elasthane

Also known as spandex or lycra

Brands of elastane: Lycra®

Synthetic fibre with high resistance to abrasion and friction, crease-resistant, good colour fastness and easy-care over time.

This mixture has the advantage of combining the comfort of cotton (absorption perspiration and pleasant to the touch) with the strength of polyester.

This mixture has the advantage of combining the comfort of cotton and pleasant to the touch) with the strength and good resistance to wear and tear over time of polyester.

Flexible synthetic fibre, abrasion-resistant, durable over time.

Synthetic fibre added to the initial fabric to provide elasticity and comfort.

DRAWBACKS

Low resistance to mechanical risks, abrasion: will not resist for as long in an aggressive environment.

Does not absorb perspiration and is quite coarse to the touch: lacks comfort

Not as strong as the 35% cotton/65% polyester blend.

Not as comfortable as the 60% cotton/40% polyester blend.

Is not heat-resistant, does not absorb perspiration.

TOWARDS INTELLIGENT TEXTILES...

The revolution of connected objects is spreading to the workwear market. From connected clothing to intelligent textiles, workwear now has an additional, more technological function, as the company PERCKO shows us:

PERCKO devices incorporate a unique system: the Lyne Technology. This is a patented tensor system that provides double stimulation to the lower and upper back, allowing the users to realign their spine position more regularly.

By informing the user of the position of their body in a semi-conscious manner, and by bringing them towards a regulation of their position, the PERCKO textile range has a proprioceptive action. This results in regular mobilisation and strengthening of the muscle structures to prevent back pain in the long term.

75%

JOBS

Back protector vest

• Reduces pain

• Reduces muscle fatigue

• Reduces the risk of injury

• Helps to strengthen muscles

ON THE MOVE SEDENTARY JOBS

Smart t-shirt to improve posture

of the wearers reported a reduction in fatigue in the lumbar region

...AND FIBRES THAT ARE MORE ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY

Workwear is technical clothing, reinforced to withstand the most demanding work conditions. The use of synthetic fabrics derived from fossil fuels is common. Clothing manufacturers are aware of the role they play in meeting social and environmental challenges and are now offering alternatives such as :

RECYCLED SYNTHETICS

The raw material comes from the processing of different types of waste such as PET bottles and offcuts from the textile industry. Recycled polyester, also known as rPET, is obtained by melting existing plastic and spinning it into new polyester fibre.

ORGANIC NATURAL FIBRES

GOTS certified cotton is probably the "purest" natural fibre there is. From the sowing of the seeds to the harvesting of the flowers, organic cotton is grown without pesticides, insecticides, chemical fertilisers and GMOs.

The workwear market is changing with textiles that have multiple functions and are more eco-responsible

FLUO ADVANCED RANGE

STRONG AND LIGHTWEIGHT

Made of a French fabric containing 30% fair trade organic cotton 70% recycled polyester Ripstop®, the Fluo Advanced range combines eco-friendliness, light weight and toughness • With a median weight of 270 g, Fluo Advanced garments can be work in winter and in summer • The products are designed to adapt to the morphology of the wearer • The heat applied segmented retroreflective tapes ensure the garment remains very flexible

FAIR TRADE AND ORGANIC

Fair trade aims to promote a model of production that is sustainable for people and for the planet. Protection of the environment is central to the Cepovett groups s specifications.

Available in colours:

FLUO ADVANCED JACKET

High collar • Front zipper under flap • Right breast pocket with flap • Inside smartphone pocket • Bottom pockets and left chest pocket with zippers • Back ventilation gusset with breathable mesh • Adjustable cuffs with grippers • Preformed sleeves

Item numberSizeColour Packaging 03-008041 0 to 6*Fluo orange/Charcoal n x 1 # x 10 *Supplement from size 7

FLUO ADVANCED TROUSERS

Self-adjusting stretch waistband with button closure • Zipper closure • Slant pockets • Thigh pockets with flap • Gusseted crotch • 80 cm inside leg plus 5 cm hem • Back pockets with flap • Doublepositioned Cordura® knee pad pockets

Item numberSizeColour Packaging 03-008040 38 to 60*Fluo orange/Charcoal m x 1 # x 15 *Supplement from size 62

EN ISO 15797: THE INDUSTRIAL WASHING STANDARD

Garments that meet standard EN ISO 15797 are indicated with the PRO pictogram which specifies the washing and drying conditions in industrial laundries. Clothing compatible with industrial washing is made of materials and accessories that can withstand high temperatures. Dimensional stability, colour characteristics, strength and wear on the material are among the performances assessed by the standard under industrial cleaning conditions.

WOMEN'S VISIOFIT RANGE

Too often overlooked, women working in industrial environments cannot always find clothing that combines safety, effectiveness, flexibility and elegance • The VISIOFIT HV has therefore been adapted for women to offer them workwear that meets their needs and fits their morphology • Certified to EN ISO 20471, VISIOFIT women's garments have all the essential features of the range • Currently available in fluo orange/charcoal grey, the manufacturer DMD plans to add more colours to the collection soon • Composition: 65% cotton/35% polyester, 300 g/m for the contrast material and 55% cotton/45% polyester for the fluorescent material • Range suitable for industrial washing • Openwork retroreflective strips that can withstand 50 wash cycles at 75°C

WOMEN'S VISIOFIT JACKET

High visibility women's jacket • High collar with chinguard • Front zipper under flap • 1 left breast pocket with zip • 2 lower pockets closing with grippers • Cuffs with grippers • Waistband closing with a gripper

Item numberSizeColour Packaging 620056 1 to 6*Fluo orange/Charcoal n x 1 # x 15 *Supplement from size 6

WOMEN'S VISIOFIT TROUSERS

High visibility women's trousers • Elasticated waistband closing with a button • Zip fly • Cut higher at the back • 2 slant pockets • Gusseted crotch • Knees reinforced with Cordura® fabric (sides closed with hook and loop tape to insert knee pads) • 75 cm inside leg plus 5 cm hem

Item numberSizeColour Packaging 620057 0 to 6*Fluo orange/Charcoal m x 1 # x 15 *Supplement from size 6

High

Composition: Contrast material

65% cotton/35% polyester, 300 g/m² and fluorescent material

300 g/m²

High visibility boilersuit • Stand-up collar closing with grippers

• Double fastening with moulded plastic zips with metal pull tab

• Elastic back waist • Multiple pockets including 2 zipped breast pockets, 2 lower pockets, 1 ruler pocket on right leg • Cuffs adjustable with grippers • 80 cm inside leg • Retroreflective strips that can withstand 50 wash cycles at 60°C

Item numberSizeColour Packaging

03-010629 0 to 6* luo yellow/Navy o x 1 # x 10 03-009674 0 to 6* luo orange/Navy o x 1 # x 10 620062 0 to 6*Fluo yellow/Grey o x 1 # x 10

*Supplement from size 6

VISIO 10 JACKET

Class 2 high visibility jacket • Stand-up collar closing with grippers

• Front zip with metal pull tab • Multiple pockets including 2 zipped breast pockets, 2 lower pockets • Cuffs adjustable with grippers

• Waistband adjustable with side tightening tabs with grippers

• Retroreflective strips that can withstand 50 wash cycles at 60 C

Item numberSizeColour

Packaging

620063 1 to 6* luo yellow/Navy n x 1 # x 13 03-011764 1 to 6* luo orange/Navy n x 1 # x 13 03-009830 1 to 6*Fluo yellow/Grey # x 1 # x 13

*Supplement from size 6

Class 2 high visibility trousers • Zip • Waistband closes with jeanstype rivet button • Multiple pockets including 2 slant pockets, 2 thigh pockets with gusset and flap closing with grippers, ruler pocket on the right leg • 80 cm inside leg • Retroreflective strips that can withstand 50 wash cycles at 60°C

Item numberSizeColour Packaging

0DMD1830102 36 to 62* luo yellow/Navy # x 1 # x 20 03-000712 36 to 62* luo orange/Navy m x 1 # x 20 03-009829 36 to 62*Fluo yellow/Grey # x 1 # x 20

*Supplement from size 62

TAKAMAK POLO SHIRT

Class 2 high visibility polo shirt • 100% polyester fabric • Antibacterial treatment • Fabric: UPF 30+ • Cyclist-style neck with 2 buttons • Mesh fabric at the sides • Slim fit • Longer at the back • Side comfort slits • Heat applied segmented RETHIOTEX® microbead retroreflective strips • 50 wash cycles at 60 C

BALI T-SHIRT

Class

SAFARI AIR SAFETY VEST

Class 2 high visibility multi-pocket safety vest • 100% polyester • Front zip fastening • Sewn RETHIOTEX® microbead retroreflective strips • 25 wash cycles at 40 C

Sleeveless Class 2 high visibility vests • 100% polyester fabric • Retroreflective strips • Available in sizes M to 2XL Item number

Colour

CLIPPERTON SWEATER

Class

820010EC

stripsFluo yellow r x 1 # x 100 820008EC

stripsFluo orange r x 1 # x 100 820018E

stripsFluo yellow r x 1 # x 100 820016E

stripsFluo orange r x 1 # x 100 820014E

stripsFluo yellow r x 1 # x 100 820012E

HIGH VISIBILITY WORKWEAR

Class 3 high visibility jacket • 100% polyester waterproof-breathable fabric • Microporous PU coating • 2-way zipper under flap with hook and loop tape • Micromink-lined collar • Detachable lined hood with reinforced rain visor and drawstring • Cuffs with tightening tabs with hook and loop tape • Air flow mesh lining • Multiple pockets • Mark&Scratch system • Fit&Zip system to zip in the NEPAL bodywarmer and SHERPA SOFTSHELL • Sewn RETHIOTEX® microbead retroreflective strips • 25 wash cycles at 60 C

Item number SizeColour Packaging 0T2ARKAANNAP4JM S to 3XL luo yellow/Navy # x 1 # x 10 03-003755 S to 3XL luo orange/Navy n x 1 # x 10

Class 3 high visibility jacket in waterproof-breathable fabric • 100% polyester • Microporous PU coating • 2-way zip under flap with press studs • Micromink-lined collar • Detachable Micromink-lined hood • Removable sleeves • Multiple pockets • Mark&Scratch system

• Elasticated waist • Sewn RETHIOTEX® microbead retroreflective strips • 25 wash cycles at 60 C

Item numberSizeColour Packaging

03-001786 S to 3XL luo yellow/Navy n x 1 # x 10 03-004399 S to 3XL luo orange/Navy n x 1 # x 10

Class 3 high visibility parka • 100% 300D polyester Oxford fabric • PU coating • 2-way zip under flap with hook and loop tape • Fleece-lined high collar • Hood integrated in the collar adjustable by drawstring with stoppers • 2 lower pockets • 1 inside pocket • Sealed seams

• Detachable lining : STAN Class 2 high visibility jacket • Padded lining • Removable sleeves with ribbed cuffs • EN ISO 20471 microbead retroreflective strips • Comes in sizes from XS (made to order)

Item numberSizeColour Packaging 658035JM M to 3XL luo yellow/Navy n x 1 # x 10 658035OM M to 3XL luo orange/Navy n x 1 # x 10

Class 3 high visibility parka • 100% 300D polyester Oxford fabric • PU coating • 2-way zip under flap with hook and loop tape • Fixed padded lining • Fleece-lined high collar • Hood integrated in the collar adjustable by drawstring with stoppers • 2 lower pockets • 1 inside pocket on left side • Sealed seams • EN

NEPAL LINING NOTOS HV BODYWARMER

cm

inside

NEPAL RANGE

zipped

NEPAL PARKA/RAIN JACKET

Class 3 high visibility jacket • Two-layer laminate waterproof breathable fabric • 2-way zip under flap with hook and loop tape • Micromink-lined collar • Detachable lined hood with rain visor and drawstring • Preformed sleeves • Cuffs with tightening tabs with hook and loop tape • Fixed air flow mesh lining • Lower back protector • Multiple pockets • Mark&Scratch system • Fit&Zip system to zip in the NEPAL bodywarmer and SHERPA softshell • 25 wash cycles at 60°C Item numberColour

Class 2 high visibility rain trousers 2 • 100% polyester two-layer laminate waterproof breathable fabric

• Fixed taffeta lining • Sealed seams

• Removable, adjustable elastic straps • Knee reinforcements with comfort darts • Gusseted crotch • 2 hand slits closing hook and loop tape and press studs • Back protector • Comfort gusset at bottom of each leg fastening with hook and loop tape

• 25 wash cycles at 60 C

Class 2 high visibility multi-risk jacket

Class 3 high visibility multi-risk parka

2 pockets closing with Velcro®

Zip with flap

1 loop for gas detector

Detachable hood

Possible to attach the BREMEN parka to the BREMEN fleece and the BOSTON MA lining • Concealed access for screen-printing • EN ISO 20471 Retroreflective strips • 10 wash cycles at 60 C

Item numberSizeColour Packaging 03-011394

to 4XL luo orange/Navy n x 1 # x 10 03-012682 XS to 4XL luo yellow/Navy n x 1 # x 10 03-012862 XS to 4XL Navy n x 1 # x 10

Class 3 high visibility multi-risk parka • Actipur ame-retardant and antistatic fabric • Straight collar

Hood rolled up in the collar

Zip under flap closing with Velcro®

Detachable padded lining

Multiple pockets

2 loops for gas detectors

EN ISO 20471 microbead retroreflective strips

10 wash cycles at 60 C Item numberSizeColour

Composition:

Siopor® Fr Ast: 100% polyester fabric with 100% FR PU coating + AST; ± 250 g/m²

HEDLAND PARKA

Class 3 high visibility multi-risk parka • Straight collar • Zip closure under flap with touch and close fastening • Multiple pockets • 2 loops for gas detectors • Set-in sleeves • Sleeve narrowing by touch and close fastening • Drawstring in hem • Flame retardant reflective tape • Flame retardant cotton lining • Zipper in back lining for applying logo or personalisation • 25 wash cycles at 40 C

Item numberSizeColour Packaging

0SIO7223A2EF7 XS to 5XL luo yellow/Navy n x 1 # x 5 03-001562 XS to 5XL luo orange/Navy n x 1 # x 5 03-009976 XS to 5XL luo red/Navy n x 1 # x 5

Composition: Siopor® Excell: - 3-layer fabric: Dobby ripstop polyester fabric (& AST) + breathable FR PU + inherent FR knitting; ± 280 g/m² - 85% FR

Composition: Fabric polyester + breathable FR PU + inherent FR fleece + AST; ± 350 g/m²

PLAYFORD SOFTSHELL

Class 2 high visibility softshell jacket • Electric arc protection

• Straight collar • Zip closure under flap with touch close fastening • Multiple pockets • Set-in sleeves • Sleeve narrowing by touch and close fastening • lame retardant re ective tape

Item numberSizeColour Packaging 0SIO9633N2TV4 XS to 5XL luo yellow/Navy n x 1 # x 5 03-001019 XS to 5XL luo orange/Navy n x 1 # x 5

TORVIK PARKA

Class 3 high visibility PARKA parka • Electric arc protection • Straight collar • Zip closure under flap with touch close fastening • Multiple pockets

EN 1149-5

Composition: 54% modacrylic + 44% cotton + 2% AST; ± 180 g/m ²

EN 13034

Type PB[6] EN ISO 11612

Protection against UV rays.

KENDAL SHIRT

Shirt with ARC protection • Lay-flat collar • Closure with press studs under flap • 2 patch chest pockets with flap closed by concealed press studs • 1 loop for gas detectors • Set-in sleeves

Item numberSizeColour Packaging 03-007962 S to 3XL Navy blue s x 1 # x 10

IEC 61482-2

EN 13758-2

MODENA JACKET

Multi-risk jacket with ARC protection

• Set-in sleeves • Extended back

• Set-in sleeves

• Zip closure under flap with concealed press studs • 2 patch chest pockets with flap closed by concealed press studs • 2 patch slanted pockets with flap closed by concealed press studs • 2 loops for gas detectors

Item numberSizeColourPackaging 03-011290 44 to 64 Navy n x 1 # x 10

Composition: Sio-Safe™ Extra: 54% modacrylic + 45% lycocell + 1% AST; ± 300 g/m²

VARESE TROUSERS

EN ISO 11612 MULTI-RISK WORKWEAR

EN 13034 Type PB[6]

Trousers with ARC protection• Lightweight and comfortable • Button zip fly • Multiple pockets including 1 back pocket with flap closed with press studs et 1 thigh patch pocket with flap closed with press studs

• Elasticated waist • Knee pockets • 79 cm inside leg

Composition : Sio-Safe™ Extra: 54% modacrylic + 45% viscose + 1% AST; ± 300 g/m²

EN ISO 11611 EN ISO 11612 EN 1149-5 EN ISO 11611 EN 13034

IEC 61482-2 IEC 61482-2 EN 1149-5

Item number SizeColour Packaging 0SIO021V 44 to 64 Navy m x 1 # x 10

REFLECT 260 TROUSERS

MULTI-RISK WORKWEAR

ATEX

ATE ones are areas where the presence of particles and/or inflammable gases create a risk of explosion. Personal protective equipment intended for use in such areas must be designed so that it cannot be the seat or origin of a spark. It is to respond to this type of hazard that the DMD group has developed its collection of ATE clothing. Available in two colours and recognisable by its "EPI ZONES ATEX" transfers (=ATEX zone PPE), these garments are certified to meet standards EN ISO 11612, EN ISO 11611, IEC 61482-2, EN 13034 and EN 1149-5.

ATEX JACKET

ATEX multi-risk jacket • Closed high collar • Moulded plastic zip

• Waistband elasticated at the sides • Multiple pockets including 1 left breast pocket with closing flap et pocket with closing flap on the left sleeve • Barrel cuffs with press studs • 2 loops for gas detectors

• Neck, flap, waistband and pocket flaps all close with press studs

Item numberSizeColourPackaging 682230 1 to 6* Navy n x 1 # x 13

*Supplement from size 6

Composition :

74% Cotton 25% Polyester 1% Carbon - 330 g/m²

Available in colours:

ATEX TROUSERS

EN ISO 11611 EN 13034

Type A1[6]

EN ISO 11612 IEC 61482-2 EN 1149-5

ATEX multi-risk • Fly with 3 press studs • Waistband elasticated at the sides and closing with a button, 5 belt loops • Multiple pockets including 2 thigh pockets with closing flaps • Knee pad pockets inside

• 80 cm inside

Item numberSizeColourPackaging 672502 0 to 6* Navy m x 1 # x 20

*Supplement from size 6

Composition :

74% Cotton 25% Polyester

1% Carbon - 330 g/m²

Available in colours:

EN ISO 11611 EN 13034

Type A1[6]

IEC 61482-2 EN 1149-5

EN ISO 11612

ANTI-ACID RANGE

PROTECTS AGAINST CHEMICAL AND OIL SPLASHES IN INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENTS

Composition : 99% Fluorocarbon-coated polyester 1% antistatic fibre - 290 g/m²

EN 13034

Type A1[6]

ANTI-ACID JACKET

Anti-acid jacket • Lay-flat collar • 5-press stud fastening • Multiple pockets • Barrel cuffs with hook and loop closure • Colour Bugatti blue • Sizes 0 to 6*

Item numberPackaging 670056 n x 1 # x 20

*Supplement from size 6

FLAME-RETARDANT RANGE

COMFORTABLE AND EFFECTIVE PROTECTIVE WORKWEAR FOR WELDERS

EN ISO 11611 EN ISO 11612

Composition : 100% FR-treated cotton340 g/m²

Available in colours:

JACKET

Flame-retardant jacket • Lay-flat collar • 5-press stud fastening covered by an attached flap

• Multiple pockets • Barrel cuffs with hook and loop closure

• Colour Bugatti blue • Sizes 0 to 6*

Item numberPackaging

670071 n x 1 # x 15

*Supplement from size 6

ANTI-ACID TROUSERS

Anti-acid trousers • Fly with 3 press studs • Waistband elasticated at the sides closing with a jeans-type rivet button, 5 belt loops • 2 pockets • 80 cm inside leg • Colour Bugatti blue • Sizes 0 to 6*

Item numberPackaging 672056 m x 1 # x 20

*Supplement from size 6

ANTI-ACID LAB COAT

Anti-acid lab coat • Lay-flat collar • Closing with concealed 6 grippers covered by an attached flap • Multiple pockets • Cu ess sleeves • Colour Bugatti blue

• Sizes 0 to 6*

Item numberPackaging 691056 p x 1 # x 15

*Supplement from size 6

Available in colours:

TROUSERS

Flame-retardant trousers • Fly with 3 press studs • Waistband elasticated at the sides closing with a jeans-type rivet button, 5 belt loops • 80 cm inside leg

• Colour Bugatti blue • Sizes 0 to 6*

Item numberPackaging 672071 m x 1 # x 20

*Supplement from size 6

BOILERSUIT

Flame-retardant boilersuit • Layflat collar • Fastening with a 2-way metal zipper • Elastic back waist

• Multiple pockets • Cuffs with hook and loop tape • 80 cm inside leg • Colour Bugatti blue • Sizes 0 to 6*

Item numberPackaging

681071 o x 1 # x 8

*Supplement from size 6

Firefighter glove • Palm and back in water resistant full grain cowhide leather • Seamless knitted lining, gauge 13, made of Kevlar® and mineral and cotton fibres • Cuff made of semi-rigid split cowhide leather • Artery protector lined with Kevlar®, composite and cotton fabric • Tightening elastic on the back of the hand • Cuff tightened with hook and loop strip • Sewn

Firefighter glove • Multi-layer "city" glove • Palm, fourchettes and finger joint and metacarpal reinforcements made of water-resistant and flame-retardant treated full grain goatskin leather • Palm and thumb reinforcement • Back made of water-resistant and fireretardant treated split cowhide leather • Waterproof, breathable membrane insert • Knitted fleece Kevlar®/mineral composite hand lining laminated with knit 100% cotton fabric • Split cowhide leather cuff with gusset, adjustable with a hook and loop tape • Cuff lining made of flame-retardant 100% cotton fabric • Sewn with 100% Nomex® thread

Composition:

Outer fabric: ULTRA DIAMOND 230 g/m², 98% aramid, 2% antistatic microripstop Non-inflammable waterproof-breathable membrane Lining: AraFlo laminated aramid/viscose

FIREFIGHTER'S T-SHIRT

TURNOUT JACKET

Composition:

Outer fabric: ULTRA DIAMOND 230 g/m², 98% aramid, 2% antistatic microripstop®

TSI JACKET

TURNOUT OVER-TROUSERS

TSI TROUSERS

WELDER'S HTR JACKET

WELDER'S HTR TROUSERS

WELDER'S HTR APRON WELDER'S GAITERS

FORESTRY WORKWEAR

BASEPRO HV JACKET

Class 1 high visibility chainsaw jacket • Straight collar • Front zip closure • 2 zipped pockets • Sleeve narrowing by press studs • Back ventilation • Elongated back tail • 8-layer arm, shoulder and chest protection in accordance with standard EN 381-11

Item numberSizeColour Packaging 620102 S to 4XLFluo yellow/Black n x 1 # x 5

BASEPRO HV TROUSERS

Class 1 Type A high visibility chainsaw trousers • Front fly with zip closure and 1 button • 2 inset pockets • 1 patch pocket with zipper at the back • 1 patch ruler pocket • System for fixing a spark plug spanner • Elasticated waist with belt loops and Velcro® braces attachments • Back bib with attachment for braces • Tripleneedle stitching on the back • Polyester/cotton lining • 6-layer front protective inlay • 82 cm inside • Velcro® 5SD4 braces sold separately

Item numberSizeColour Packaging 620103 XS to 4XLYellow/Black m x 1 # x 5

Composition: Water-repellent outer fabric 65% polyester - 35% cotton ± 210 g/m²

BASEPRO JACKET

Class 1 chainsaw jacket • Straight collar • Front zip closure • 2 zipped pockets • Sleeve narrowing by press studs • Back ventilation • Elongated back tail • 8-layer arm, shoulder and chest protection in accordance with standard EN 381-11

Item numberSizeColour Packaging 03-010810 S to 4XLFluo orange/ Anthracite grey n x 1 # x 5

BASEPRO TROUSERS

Composition:

65% polyester – 35% cotton

Composition: Texxion (HV 89% polyester - 11% elasthane, 250 g/m²) Teflon™

Pezatec treatment (100% high tenacity Cordura® polyamide ± 155 g/m²), water and dirt-repellent with Teflon™

CANOPY W-AIR TROUSERS

Class 1 Type A chainsaw trousers • Front fly with zip closure and press stud • Multiple pockets • Elasticated waist with belt loops and attachments for Velcro® braces • Triple-needle stitching on the back • Pezaflex Aqua waterproof fabric knee reinforcements • Interior: Nylnet lining with sweat wicking function • Integrated elasticated gaiters with metal lace hook to fix on shoe laces • 6-layer front protective inlay with Dyneema® fibre • 82 cm inside leg • Velcro® 5SD4 braces sold separately Item numberSizeColours Packaging 620074 XS to 2XLGrey/Fluo orange m x 1 # x 5

AUTHENTIC TROUSERS

Protective trousers for hand-held chainsaw users, class 3 type A28 m/s • 2 slant pockets • 1 non-return ruler pocket • 1 spark plug spanner holder • 3 fastening loops • Buttons for braces •

BASEPRO LEGGINGS

ELASTOMER APRON

Adjustable neck strap

Rear fastening with hook and elastic

Easy care

Thickness 350 m Standard: EN ISO 13688- 2 / EN ISO 1

Workwear is often very specific to a job or risk. Today, it has also become an excellent vector of communication both internally and externally. It can be used to convey the values and image of the company via its employees. Designed to be functional and effective, workwear also has a social dimension in that it can help to develop a sense of belonging to the company.

Le stretch à la portée de tous !

Le stretch à la portée de tous !

Le stretch à la portée de tous !

> Une ligne stretch en n accessible : un tissu unique et exclusif en 260 g/m², alliant le confort du coton, l’élasticité du polyester T400® et la résistance du Cordura®.

Le stretch à la portée de tous ! > Une ligne stretch en n accessible : un tissu unique et exclusif en 260 g/m², alliant le confort du coton, l’élasticité du polyester T400® et la résistance du Cordura®. > Une ligne adaptée à tous les métiers : Artisanat , Industrie ou Collectivité, grâce à une large gamme de coloris et de modèles - compatible entretien industriel (norme ISO 15 797) - sans parties métalliques.

> Une ligne stretch en n accessible : un tissu unique et exclusif en 260 g/m², alliant le confort du coton, l’élasticité du polyester T400® et la résistance du Cordura®. > Une ligne adaptée à tous les métiers : Artisanat , Industrie ou Collectivité, grâce à une large gamme de coloris et de modèles - compatible entretien industriel (norme ISO 15 797) - sans parties métalliques.

> Une ligne stretch en n accessible : un tissu unique et exclusif en 260 g/m², alliant le confort du coton, l’élasticité du polyester T400® et la résistance du Cordura®.

> Une ligne stretch en n accessible : un tissu unique et exclusif en 260 g/m², alliant le confort du coton, l’élasticité du polyester T400® et la résistance du Cordura®.

> Une ligne stretch en n accessible : un tissu unique et exclusif en 260 g/m², alliant le confort du coton, l’élasticité du polyester T400® et la résistance du Cordura®.

> Une ligne adaptée à tous les métiers : Artisanat , Industrie ou Collectivité, grâce à une large gamme de coloris et de modèles - compatible entretien industriel (norme ISO 15 797) - sans parties métalliques.

> Une ligne adaptée à tous les métiers : Artisanat , Industrie ou Collectivité, grâce à une large gamme de coloris et de modèles - compatible entretien industriel (norme ISO 15 797) - sans parties métalliques.

> Une ligne adaptée à tous les métiers : Artisanat , Industrie ou Collectivité, grâce à une large gamme de coloris et de modèles - compatible entretien industriel (norme ISO 15 797) - sans parties métalliques.

> Une ligne adaptée à tous les métiers : Artisanat , Industrie ou Collectivité, grâce à une large gamme de coloris et de modèles - compatible entretien industriel (norme ISO 15 797) - sans parties métalliques.

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Le stretch à la portée de tous !

Le stretch à la portée de tous !

OUTFORCE ELITE RANGE

OUTFORCE ELITE JACKET

High neck

Centre front

fastening with button and press-stud placket • Shoulder reinforcements • Multiple pockets including 1 left breast pocket with zip, 2 large double lower pockets, 1 zip pocket on left sleeve • Elasticated waist • Semi-elasticated cuffs • Double topstitching for greater strength

Item numberSizeColour Packaging

620076 XS to 3XL*Camel/Grey/Black n x 1 # x 9 620077 XS to 3XL*Anthracite grey/Black n x 1 # x 9 620078 XS to 3XL*Black n x 1 # x 9 *Supplement from size 4XL

OUTFORCE ELITE TROUSERS

Waistband with one-button closure• 7 wide belt loops • Zip fly • Multiple pockets including 2 slant pockets, 2 thigh pockets with gusset, 1 ruler pocket on right thigh • Raised back • pockets for knee pads with a 2-position adjustment system • Gusseted crotch • 84 cm inside leg • Double topstitching for greater strength

Item numberSizeColour Packaging 620079

OUTSUM RANGE

OUTSUM

B-ROK RANGE

Garments that are uncompromising on fashion, but designed to stand up to intensive use with double topstitching and backstitching to strengthen seams

Composition: Light canvas, 65% polyester, 35% cotton , 310 g/m²

B-ROK BODY WARMER

High neck • Centre front zip fastening with protective placket • 2 breast pockets with zips • 2 lower front patch pockets with contrasting flap and press studs • Inside wallet pocket • Longer back • Inside padding Item numberSizeColour Packaging 620082 XS to 3XL*Carbon/Grey r x 1 # x 6 *Supplement from size 7

B-ROK JACKET

High

B-ROK TROUSERS

Semi-elasticated

Available in colours:

SPEED BOILERSUIT

2 patch breast pockets with zips • 2 lower patch pockets • 1 back pocket on right side • 1 ruler pocket on the right leg • Straight sleeve and leg ends • 80 cm inside leg

Item number Specificity SizeColourPackaging 03-007045 67/33 PC, 245 g/m² 1 to 7*Bugatti blue o x 1 # x 10 03-001873 65/35 CP, 300 gr/m² 1 to 6*Bugatti blue o x 1 # x 10 *Supplement from size 6

Available in colours:

100% COTTON OVERALLS

3-button fly • Waist fastened with buttons • Detachable elasticated straps fastened by buttons and with metal buckles • 1 patch bib pocket with metal zip and pen pocket • Hand slits closed by buttons • 2 lower pockets • 1 back pocket on the right side closed by a button • 1 ruler pocket on the right leg • 80 cm inside leg

Item numberSizeColour Packaging

03-001080 36 to 60*Bugatti blue n x 1 # x 15

*Supplement from size 62

MARC TROUSERS

THEO TROUSERS

WOMEN'S T-SHIRT

Short-sleeved women's t-shirt • 100% cotton (except Heather Grey: 97% cotton/3% polyester and other Heather colours 50% cotton/50% polyester) 160 g/m • Female slim fit with adjusted length • Round neck with cotton/Lycra® with back neck tape • Huge choice of colours (please enquire)

Item numberSizeColour Packaging 03-003369 XS to 2XLHeather grey t x 1 # x 72 03-003370 XS to 2XLWhite t x 1 # x 72 03-010058 XS to 2XLLight graphite t x 1 # x 72 03-005363 XS to 2XLFuchsia t x 1 # x 72 03-005362 XS to 2XLSky blue t x 1 # x 72 03-009993 XS to 2XLBlack t x 1 # x 72

WOMEN'S POLO SHIRT

100% pre-shrunk ring-spun cotton (except Heather Grey: 90% cotton pre-shrunk ring-spun combed cotton/10% viscose), 180 g/m • Crib collar and self neck tape • 2-button placket reinforced with fused tape • Tone-on-tone buttons • Slim fit • Side seams • Huge choice of colours (please enquire) Item number SizeColour Packaging 03-007935

SHORT USE

Tyvek® 500 accessories

Specially designed for use with Tyvek® apparel, Tyvek® accessories can help offer enhanced protection for body parts that are more exposed to hazardous substances or to prevent contamination of processes.

Category III

Type PB[6] EN 14126

Category III

Type PB[6] EN 14126

TYVEK® 500 LABCOAT

Tyvek® labcoat with collar • Stitched internal seams • Antistatic treatment (EN 1149-1) on both sides

Category III, Type PB[6]

Item number Specificity SizeColourPackaging

742002 Press studs No pockets. M to 2XLWhite p x 1 # x 50

742003 Press studs 3 pockets. M to 2XLWhite p x 1 # x 50

742004 Zip fastener. 3 pockets. S to 2XLWhite p x 1 # x 50

Category III

Type PB[6] EN 14126

TYVEK® 500 JACKET

acket with hood • Zip • Stitched internal seams • Antistatic treatment (EN 1149-1) on both sides

Category III, Type PB[6]

Item numberSizeColourPackaging

740001 M to 2XLWhite n x 1 # x 50

Category III

Type PB[6] EN 14126

TYVEK® 500 APRON

Apron with neck and waist ties • Shin-length • Antistatic treatment (EN 1149-1) on both sides

Category III, Type PB[6]

Item numberSizeColourPackaging

752001 One sizeWhite q x 1 # x 100

TYVEK® 500 TROUSERS

Trousers with no pockets • Elasticated waist • Ankles not elasticated • Stitched internal seams • Antistatic treatment (EN 1149-1) on both sides

Category III, Type PB[6]

Item numberSizeColourPackaging

741001 M to 2XLWhite m x 1 # x 50

•Excellente étanchéité : satisfaisait aux exigences du test de jet de Type 3

•Excellente étanchéité : satisfaisait aux exigences du test de jet de Type 3

•Bon degré de respirabilité : perméable à l’air et à la vapeur d’eau

•Bon degré de respirabilité : perméable à l’air et à la vapeur d’eau

•Résistant à la perméation : de certains produits chimiques aqueux peu concentrés

•Résistant à la perméation : de certains produits chimiques aqueux peu concentrés

•Repousse certaines huiles et certains solvants, même sous pression (courte durée d’exposition seulement)

•Léger: selon la taille, la combinaison pèse de 230 à 310 grammes

•Repousse certaines huiles et certains solvants, même sous pression (courte durée d’exposition seulement)

•Léger: selon la taille, la combinaison pèse de 230 à 310 grammes

TYCHEM® 4000 S

TYCHEM®

PP MOB CAP WITH

PP ROUND MOB CAP

PP MOB CAP WITH VISOR

RG GROUP, EXPERTS IN PROTECTING PEOPLE IN THE WORKPLACE, HERE TO SUPPORT YOU

The COVID-19 pandemic and ensuing public health crisis was a real challenge to both the State and companies. The circumstances demanded high availability of medical devices.

rom the very first day, our Group and its teams did everything they could to implement exceptional measures to guarantee the continuity of our service. Medical devices like surgical masks have played an essential role.

Our job is to provide you with quality, standardised protective equipment in all circumstances

SURGICAL MASK

FOOT PROTECTION

safety shoes in 4 points

Standard EN

ISO 20344,

test methods for shoes

A single standard sets out the method for testing all shoes for professional use: standard EN ISO 20344: 2011, which specifies the performance levels of components and of the whole shoe. Among others, it is supported by two standards that have been revised recently to reflect the lawmakers’ will to reproduce the risks to which the user is exposed as closely as possible:

• Standard EN ISO 22568-1: 2019: test methods for toecaps and puncture-resistant inserts

• Standard EN ISO 13287 : 2019: test method for slip resistance

The standards system for shoes for professional use

The three requirements standards are differentiated by the presence and level of resistance to impacts and compression of the toecap. When one of these three standards is indicated on the label of a shoe, that shoe is intended for professional use.

1 2 3

Of note

24% of lost days are due to lower limb issues.

13% of lost days relate to falls on the same level.

Safety shoes are worn all through the working day, and comfort is therefore an essential criterion.

REQUIREMENT STANDARDS

EN ISO 20345

SAFETY FOOTWEAR with toecaps resistant to impacts of 200 joules. Commonly called safety shoes

EN ISO 20346

PROTECTIVE FOOTWEAR with toecaps resistant to impacts of 100 joules.

Very few models comply with this standard

EN ISO 20347

OCCUPATIONAL FOOTWEAR without toecaps. Commonly called work shoes

TEST METHOD STANDARDS

EN ISO 20344: 2011

General standard for test methods

EN ISO 22568-1: 2019

Test methods for toecaps and puncture-resistant inserts

EN ISO 13287: 2019

Slip resistance test

Measure the required protection levels

The standards covering safety and occupational footwear are built based on the same model: they establish basic requirements and offer the possibility to add extra protection, which must be marked on the label of the shoe.

EN ISO 20345: 2011

Class I or class II shoes Class I shoes: shoes in leather and other materials, excluding all-rubber or polymer shoes.

Toecap that withstands 200J impacts and 1500 daN crushing

Closed heel and resistance to hydrocarbons

Resistance to hydrocarbons

BASIC REQUIREMENTS

Antistatic shoes Reduction of static electricity by dissipation between 100 kΩ and 1000 MΩ

E Energy absorption by heel At least 20 Joule shock absorption during jumps

WRU Resistance of upper to water penetration and absorption Impermeable upper

P Puncture resistance Puncture-resistant insert incorporated in the bottom assembly

sole

CI Cold insulated bottom assembly

Thermal insulation incorporated in the bottom assembly HI Heat insulated bottom assembly Thermal insulation incorporated in the bottom assembly

OPTIONAL REQUIREMENTS

Conductive shoes ≤ 100 kΩ AN Ankle protection I Shoes insulating from electrical hazards

Class I shoes: all-rubber or polymer shoes

EN ISO 20347: 2011

Class I or class II shoes Class I shoes: shoes in leather and other materials, excluding all-rubber or polymer shoes

WR Water-resistant shoes NA M Metatarsal protection Protection placed above the foot to withstand an impact >100 joules CR Cut resistance

HRO Resistance of outsole to contact heat The outsole is not damaged by contact with a surface at 300°C FO Resistance of the sole to hydrocarbonsa

SRA Slip-resistant sole Resistance to slipping on a wet ceramic surface

SRB Slip-resistant sole Resistance to slipping on an oiled steel surface

SRC Slip-resistant sole SRA + SRB resistance put together

Standard EN ISO 20345: 2011 for safety shoes defines three types of low shoe based on their contact resistance: conductive, antistatic and electrically insulating shoes (see scale below).

According to that standard, S1, S2 and S3 shoes must be antistatic. That property protects users from risks relating to electrostatic accumulation, which, when it is discharged, can lead to sparks that are hazardous in flammable or explosive areas.

Shoes certified according to standard EN 61340-5-1: 2016, bearing the ESD logo, provide enhanced

are even more targeted in that field, such as, for example, protection of electronic

than that of antistatic shoes: an ESD shoe is necessarily antistatic.

Risk

Shoes that comply with standard EN ISO 17249: 2014 protect users of chain saws. The marking of the pictogram indicates the protection class of the shoe, which varies depending on the chain rotation speed (indicated in metres per second).

For shoe tests, the standard used is standard EN 11393 - 3: 2019, which defines the tests required for the compliance study.

Class 1: 20 m/s

Class 2: 24 m/s

Class 1

Class 3: 28 m/s

This standard defines class II shoes, all-rubber or all-polymer, which offer protection from chemicals.

It generally relates to boots for work use, on models that provide multiple protections.

Shoes that comply with:

• Standard EN 13832 – 2: 2018 provide protection from splashes of at least two chemicals

• Standard EN 13832 – 3: 2018 provides protection from prolonged contacts (lasting more than an hour), with at least three chemicals

This standard does not have a pictogram; its title is indicated on compliant shoes.

The chemicals concerned are indicated in the instructions.

Shoes that comply with standard 15090: 2012 protect firefighters, and are of three types:

• Type 1 is suitable for general rescue operations and fire extinguishing

• Type 2 is suitable for rescue operations during fires

• Type 3 is suitable for emergency situations with hazardous materials

Shoes compliant with standard EN ISO 20349 - 1: 2017 protect their users from thermal risks and molten iron or aluminium splashes as found in foundries or during welding and connected techniques.

AL: Shoes that withstand molten aluminium

FE: Shoes that withstand molten iron

WG: Shoes that meet the requirements for welders

Select your equipment

Different shoe assembly systems

Characteristics

Benefits

SEWN SHOES

CEMENTED SHOES

INJECTIONMOULDED SHOES

The sole is sewn to the upper

The sole is glued to the upper

The upper is inserted in a mould in which the sole material is injected.

Shoe materials

Name of material

UPPER MATERIALS

Full-grain leather

Milled leather

Water-repellent leather

Impregnated leather

Velvet finish butt leather

Nubuck leather

Microfibre

Airborn mesh

Tek® Plus PU

Stark

Matrix

LINING MATERIALS

TOECAP MATERIALS

INSERT MATERIALS

Silktane®

Sympatex®

Steel - stainless steel

Aluminium

SOLE MATERIALS

BOOT

MATERIALS

Assembly system that is very strong, durable, with excellent joining between upper and sole

Assembly system with very good joining between upper and sole but not as strong as sewn shoes

Assembly system that makes the shoe more lightweight thanks to the use of materials such as PU, softer than sewn shoes or cemented shoes, and which improves shock absorption by the sole.

Meaning and benefit

Superior leather

Leather softened in a revolving drum

Leather that resists water penetration

Soft and strong leather with a patina effect

Leather from the finest part of a hide

Grain leather that is sanded for a velvet-like appearance and high abrasion resistance

Textile that looks like leather and resists water penetration

Very breathable 3D mesh textile

Engineered textile made from yarn with very high abrasion resistance. Very lightweight and water-repellent

Material with extreme abrasion resistance applied as reinforcement on the most stressed parts of the shoe

Textile reinforcement with abrasion-resistant PU coating

Breathable and antibacterial 3D mesh lining

Breathable, wind barrier and waterproof lining

Strong, fine, but a bit heavy

Lightweight

Composite Lightweight, amagnetic, does not conduct cold or heat Generally thicker than steel or aluminium toecaps

Steel - stainless steel

Very fine and strong insert. Conducts cold and heat

Composite Non-metallic insert. Amagnetic, does not conduct cold or heat

Flextane®

Steel - stainless steel + composite

PU1D

PU2D or PU/PU sole

PU + TPU

R GO'Pulse Infinergy®

EVA

High-density textile insert. Amagnetic, athermal. Extra soft

Double insert for maximum protection

Single-density polyurethane sole, generally finer and more lightweight

Double-density polyurethane sole. Made up of two PU layers, one comfort layer that dampens the vibrations at the heel and an outer layer that resists abrasion

One polyurethane comfort layer that dampens the vibrations at the heel and an outer layer in thermoplastic polyurethane that is highly resistant to abrasion

PU2D sole with injected Infinergy® material from BASF at the heel to provide dynamic shock absorption and stabilisation

Soft sole made up of small plastic resin balls that absorb shocks

Rubber Soft and flexible, even at extreme temperatures, high resistance to abrasion

PVC Resistant to abrasion. No thermal insulation. High resistance to acids

DDR Double density rubber. For aggressive environments. Very resistant to heat.

Nitrile

Resistant to heat and chemicals

PVC Waterproof. Resistant to abrasion. No thermal insulation. Economical

PU Waterproof, lightweight and flexible. Offers thermal insulation

Nitrile rubber Waterproof. Resistant to heat and chemicals

Selection method

Select gender-suitable shoes

Safety shoes for men and women and not designed in the same way. The difference in build of the feet has gradually led to the use of an original structure for each gender. For a shoe to be comfortable throughout a working day, it must necessarily be selected with the gender in mind.

Select a shoe that is suited for your environment and work

Here are our recommendations for the different situations that you may encounter in your daily work. If the box is left empty, that means that the choice is irrelevant.

TYPE

Marking Materials Design

PU/Vibram® sole High shoe

Puncture-resistant insert in stainless steel or composite material

S1P OR S3 SHOES?

These are the best-selling shoes in France. They have a toecap that protects from 200-Joule impacts and a puncture-resistant insert.

• If the work is done indoors, in a dry location, prefer S1P shoes, which are more breathable.

• S3 shoes are better studded and suitable for outdoor work in uneven terrain.

SRA, SRB OR SRC SHOES?

Technological advances have resulted in most safety shoes complying with the two slip-resistance standards, and thus claiming SRC performance. The SRB standard is closer to the usage conditions of the food processing industry.

ALUMINIUM OR COMPOSITE TOECAP?

Reduced weight is a major criterion of choice and comfort. A composite toecap is lightweight, does not conduct heat or cold, and is amagnetic, but it can be wider. Steel and aluminium toecaps are fine. Aluminium toecaps are lighter. Aluminium and composite toecaps allow a better mass balance in the shoe, and thus in the gait.

FINDING IMPERMEABLE SHOES

S2 and S3 shoes have uppers that resist penetration by water and oil. That property, marked WRU, does not apply to the whole shoe. The shoe must be marked WR to be fully water resistant. Such waterproofing is limited in time, and the shoe will not withstand immersion in water. Only rubber or polymer boots will do so.

Innovation to serve comfort and protection

ERGOS safety shoes stand apart. In the European market for safety shoes, ERGOS has been extremely creative to satisfy the ever more demanding needs for comfort and safety of its customers. RGO2 is the pride of the brand, which is a leader in eco-responsible innovation in its market.

Thanks to its extensive experience of customers and avant-garde product expertise, ERGOS has developed innovative technology in recent years:

Based on our values of social equity and caring for the environment, our new ERGOS products are suitable for responsible users who are looking for durability. We are firmly convinced that a common-sense economy is emerging.

Product Manager RG Group

Discover below the innovations that will change your life:

L T SYS TE M ®

LT SYSTEM®

An anti-twist system is incorporated into the safety shoe to reduce the risk of ankle sprains.

ERGOS eco-innovation

We practice an eco-design approach with safety shoes made from recycled materials.

A tailored solution

Orthopaedic soles that comply with the requirements of standard EN ISO 20345, and are adapted to your safety shoes.

Infinergy® from BASF

A technological innovation that is derived from the sporting world, boosting safety shoes to give them unparalleled comfort.

Footwear

Infiner ® rom A a tec nolo ical inno ation eri e rom t e ortin orl

Certified model with Secosol soles.

APOLLO S3 ESD

Milled full-grain leather upper, water repellent and flexible lateral ventilations in textile • Seamless front of the foot • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • 200 aluminium toecap • Composite punctureresistant insert • O Pulse P 2D sole with AS Infinergy® insert Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 ESD HI CI S C Item numberType Si es Packaging 544217 High 35 - 48 $ 1 + 1

lateral ventilations in textile • Seamless front of the foot • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • 200 aluminium toecap • Composite punctureresistant insert • O Pulse P 2D sole with AS Infinergy® insert

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 ESD HI CI S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 544216 Low 35 - 48 $ 1 + 1

Velvet finish butt leather upper • With ventilations in breathable textile • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • 200 aluminium toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • O Pulse P 2D sole with AS Infinergy® insert

Standard: EN ISO 20345: 2011 S1P ESD S C

numberType

Certified model with Secosol soles.

PEGASUS S1P ESD

Velvet finish butt leather upper • With ventilations in breathable textile • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • 200 aluminium toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • O Pulse P 2D sole with AS Infinergy® insert

Standard: EN ISO 20345: 2011 S1P ESD S C Item numberType Si es Packaging 544214 Low 35 - 48 $ 1 + 1

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New-generation yarn that is highly resistant to abrasion

Shoes that are lighter, stronger and water repellent P e ® P I X I A

LIGHT MAX

Highly abrasion-resistant model.

JUPITER S3 ESD

P Tek® PL S upper, water repellent and breathable • Seamless front of the foot • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • Ergonomic ESD memory foam insole • Certified with Secosol soles • 200 aluminium toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert

• O Pulse P 2D sole with AS Infinergy® insert

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 ESD HI CI S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 544219 High 35 - 48 $ 1 + 1

Highly abrasion-resistant model. LIGHT

ATLAS S3 ESD

P Tek® PL S upper, water repellent and breathable • Seamless front of the foot • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • Ergonomic ESD memory foam insole • Certified with Secosol soles • 200 aluminium toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert

• O Pulse P 2D sole with AS Infinergy® insert

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 ESD HI CI S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 544218 Low 35 - 48 $ 1 + 1

P ran e 1 o ner ret rn Inno ati e A PA D tec nolo rom A

E T A E O ND PU is the new revolutionary technology, which, as it supports and thrusts the foot, guarantees a return of more than 40 of energy over its whole surface.

E T A E O ND P is extremely flexible and light. Its special and unique formulation makes it lightweight, o ering well-being and comfort, while reducing the feeling of fatigue due to stressful postures and work requirements.

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JALASTRIA S3 ESD

P Tek® PL S upper, highly abrasion-resistant, water repellent and breathable • SILKTANE™ lining in 3D mesh • PREM-Alu 200  aluminium toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert in Flextane™ HP by allatte® • AS P /P E tra ebound sole

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 ESD S3 CI S C Item numberType Si es Packaging 537020 High 35 - 48 $ 1 + 1

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JALOSTARA S1P ESD

Ultra-breathable MESH ULTRA™ velvet finish leather and textile upper • SILKTANE™ lining in 3D mesh • PREM-Alu 200  aluminium toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert in Flextane™ HP by allatte® • AS P /P E tra ebound sole

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 ESD S1P S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 537022 High 35 - 48 $ 1 + 1

P Tek® PL S upper, highly abrasion-resistant, water repellent and breathable • SILKTANE™ lining in 3D mesh • PREM-Alu 200  aluminium toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert in Flextane™ HP by allatte® • AS P /P E tra ebound sole

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 ESD S3 CI S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 537019 Low 35 - 48 $ 1 + 1

ith Ankle Stabili er in TP .

JALJENA S1P ESD

Ultra-breathable MESH ULTRA™ velvet finish leather and textile upper • SILKTANE™ lining in 3D mesh • PREM-Alu 200  aluminium toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert in Flextane™ HP by allatte® • AS P /P E tra ebound sole

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 ESD S1P S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 537021 Low 35 - 48 $ 1 + 1

JALUNA S3 ESD

2 an inno ati e ran e rom

esigned from recycled materials, RGO2 models bear testament to the commitment of ERGOS to an environmentally-responsible approach, and its awareness of the need to preserve non-renewable raw materials.

ERGOS is a brand of the RG Group, which is committed to a CS e ort that was awarded the old level by Eco adis

ERGOS joins the collective eforest Action endeavour with RGO2 models

RGO2 models are locally manufactured in countries with high environmental performance

RGO2 models are made with 17% recycled materials evaluated in line with standard EN ISO 14021 2016

Eco-designed model.

SIALA S3 ESD

Water repellent upper, strong and breathable, in textile made from fibres derived from recycled materials

toecap in •

• With outer abrasion-resistant pro-tech S T • Breathable lining in recycled materials

Insole in recycled anatomical memory foam, very breathable Compatible with Arch Support soles • 200  aluminium toecap

Composite puncture-resistant insert

• PU2D ESD sole Specially slip resistant sole

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 ESD S C

Item number 520201

Item numberType Si es Packaging

Low 35 - 48 $ 1 + 1

Eco-designed model.

PERSEA S3 ESD

Water repellent upper, strong and breathable, in textile made from fibres derived from recycled materials

toecap in

• With outer abrasion-resistant pro-tech S T • Breathable lining in recycled materials

Insole in recycled anatomical memory foam, very breathable Compatible with Arch Support soles • 200  aluminium toecap

Composite puncture-resistant insert

slip resistant sole

very

• PU2D ESD sole Specially sole

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 ESD S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging

Item number Type

High 35 - 48 $ 1 + 1

®

A tec nolo ical inno ation rom t at ma e o a er an o er o timi e ort to t e an le

LT SYSTEM ® combines STA I ACTI E and NA IC C CONTRO technologies, which together provide stability, comfort, safety and reduce the risk of ankle sprains.

OLBIA S3 ESD

Water repellent full-grain suede upper • le ible and very comfortable • Full lacing up to the toes • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • Compatible with Arch Support soles • 200  aluminium toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • PU2D ESD sole Specially slip resistant Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 ESD S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 586058 Low 35 - 47 $ 1 + 1

nise model.

IBIZA S1P ESD

Milled full-grain upper, microperforated and ventilated • ery comfortable • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • Compatible with Arch Support soles • 200  aluminium toecap • Composite punctureresistant insert • PU2D ESD sole Specially slip resistant Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S1P ESD S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 586055 Low 35 - 47 $ 1 + 1

CUBAN S3 ESD

Suede finish microfibre upper • ith pro-tech S T abrasionresistant outer toecap • Compatible with Arch Support soles • 200  aluminium toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • PU2D ESD sole Specially slip resistant Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 ESD S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 589009 Low 35 - 48 $ 1 + 1

CUBAN HIGH S3 ESD

Suede finish microfibre upper • ith pro-tech S T abrasionresistant outer toecap • Compatible with Arch Support soles • 200  aluminium toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • PU2D ESD sole Specially slip resistant Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 ESD S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 589004 High 35 - 48 $ 1 + 1

Water

CARDIFF S3

Greased Nubuck leather and water repellent textile upper • STARK reinforcement at the front of the foot • Reflective trim on the side • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • Ventilated ergonomic insole • Compatible with Arch Support soles • 200 composite toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • PU2D sole

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 586009 High 36 - 48 $ 1 + 1

JUMP S3

Water

MIAMI S1P

Ventilated velvet finish butt leather upper • With STARK reinforcement at the front of the foot • Reflective trim on the side • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • Ventilated ergonomic insole • Compatible with Arch Support soles • 200 composite toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • PU2D sole Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S1P S C Item numberType Si es Packaging 586068 Low 36 - 48 $ 1 + 1

Water repellent oiled Nubuck leather upper • Non-metallic toecap • Non-metallic puncture-resistant sole • PU2D sole Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 S C availableinhighversion-RUN-R300HIGH Standard EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 SRC

Item numberType Si es Packaging 586113 Low 37 - 48 $ 1 + 1 0UV6261008 High 37 - 48 $ 1 + 1

RUN-R 300 LOW 0 6261008

FLORIDA S1P

Ventilated velvet finish butt leather upper • With STARK reinforcement at the front of the foot • Reflective trim on the side • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • Ventilated ergonomic insole • Compatible with Arch Support soles • 200 composite toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • PU2D sole Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S1P S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 586069 High 36 - 48 $ 1 + 1

le ible and lightweight.

TIVOLI 2 S1P

Split leather and Airbomb mesh fabric upper • With abrasionresistant Diamond leather reinforcements at the front and rear of the foot • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • 200  composite toecap

• Composite puncture-resistant insert • PU2D sole

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S1P S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 562009 Low 35 - 47 $ 1 + 1

Lightweight and comfortable.

CAPRI 4 S1P

Velvet finish butt leather upper with ventilations in engineered fabric • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • 200 composite toecap

• Composite puncture-resistant insert • PU2D sole

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S1P S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 544017 Low 35 - 47 $ 1 + 1

BALI S1P

Upper in ventilated engineered fabric with STARK reinforcement

• Padded cuff • Breathable lining • 200 composite toecap

• Composite puncture-resistant insert • PU2D sole

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S1P S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 544205 Low 35 - 47 $ 1 + 1

MAJORCA 4 S1P

Velvet finish butt leather upper with ventilations in engineered fabric • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • 200 composite toecap

• Composite puncture-resistant insert • PU2D sole

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S1P S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 544018 High 35 - 47 $ 1 + 1

DENVER S1P

Velvet finish butt leather and canvas upper • Padded cuff

• Breathable lining • Ventilated ergonomic insole • 200 aluminium toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • PU2D sole Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S1P S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 544103 High 35 - 47 $ 1 + 1

DALLAS S1P

Velvet finish butt leather and canvas upper • Padded cuff

• Breathable lining • Ventilated ergonomic insole • 200 aluminium toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • PU2D sole Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S1P S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 544102 Low 35 - 47 $ 1 + 1

LIGHT MAX

nise model.

COLORADO S3

Water repellent grain Nubuck leather upper • Padded cuff

• Breathable lining • Ventilated ergonomic insole • 200 aluminium toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • PU2D sole Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 544105 High 35 - 47 $ 1 + 1

nise model.

BUFFALO S3

Water repellent grain Nubuck leather upper • Padded cuff

• Breathable lining • Ventilated ergonomic insole • 200 aluminium toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • PU2D sole Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 544104 Low 35 - 47 $ 1 + 1

lock up anti-twist system on the ankle.

lock up anti-twist system on the ankle.

TUCSON S3

Water repellent full-grain leather upper with ventilated fabric  Padded cuff • Breathable lining • Steel toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • ibram® P /TP sole with covered end Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 S C

Item number

Item numberType Si es Packaging 544126 Low 38 - 47 $ 1 + 1

MADISON BOA® S3 MEMPHIS S3

Water repellent full-grain leather upper with ventilated fabric • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • Steel toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • ibram® P /TP sole with covered end Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 S C Item numberType Si es Packaging 544128 Low 38 - 47 $ 1 + 1

FIDJI AERE S1P HRO

Perforated velvet finish butt leather upper • Seamless front of foot

• Padded cuff • Breathable lining • Ventilated ergonomic insole

• 200 composite toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert

• ibram® P /nitrile sole with covered end

Standards: EN ISO 20345:2011 S1P HI H O S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 544131 Low 38 - 48 $ 1 + 1 TORINO

Very flexible microfibre upper, water repellent and ventilated • With leather reinforcements at the front and rear of the foot • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • Ventilated ergonomic insole • 200 composite toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • E A/nitrile sole

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 H O S C Item numberType Si es Packaging 544203 Low 38 - 47 $ 1 + 1

Very flexible full-grain leather, water repellent and ventilated • With rubber reinforcements at the front and rear of the foot • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • Ventilated ergonomic insole • 200 composite toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • E A/nitrile sole Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 H O S C Item numberType Si es Packaging 544204 High 38 - 47 $ 1 + 1

GAGNEZ EN CONFORT GAGNEZ EN TONUS !

La révolution technologique INFINERGY® conçue pour l’univers du running, est à présent disponible pour les professionnels avec les chaussures de sécurité ERGOS.

Faites le choix de l’amorti dynamique et vivez l’expérience INFINERGY®

ERGOS, créateur de solutions de protection les plus innovantes.

P l e P I

A A I D

The Outdoor sole with a AS Infinergy® insert of the

O Pulse range for safe work on unstable soil.

A D P I A

The Ankle Protector protects the sides of the ankles from lateral impacts.

ZEUS S3 ESD AN

Water repellent pull-up leather upper • With Matrix abrasionresistant reinforcement at the front of the foot • ith Ankle Protector for improved protection of the ankles • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • Ergonomic ESD insole in memory foam  200  aluminium toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert

O Pulse P 2D sole with AS Infinergy® insert

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 ESD HI CI AN S C

Item number

Item numberType Si es Packaging 544211 High 35 - 48 $ 1 + 1

OLYMPE S3 ESD

Water repellent pull-up leather upper • With Matrix abrasionresistant reinforcement at the front of the foot • Padded cuff

• Breathable lining • Ergonomic ESD insole in memory foam

• 200  aluminium toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert

• O Pulse P 2D sole with AS Infinergy® insert

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 ESD HI CI S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 544210 Low 35 - 48 $ 1 + 1

odel recommended for outdoor works.

ALPEN S3 HRO

Water repellent greased full-grain leather upper • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • 200  composite toecap • Composite punctureresistant insert • ibram® P /Nitrile sole with covered end

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 HI H O S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 121 High 38 - 48 $ 1 + 1

ith laces and amagnetic hooks.

MONTANA 3 S3 HRO

Water repellent pull-up full-grain leather upper • ith STA reinforcement at the front and rear of the foot • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • 200  composite toecap • Composite punctureresistant insert • ibram® P /Nitrile sole with covered end

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 HI H O S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 123 High 36 - 48 $ 1 + 1

COMPOSITE

KANSAS S3 HRO

Water repellent greased full-grain leather upper • Seamless front of the foot • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • 200  composite toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • ibram® P /Nitrile sole with covered end

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 HI H O S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 544133 Low 38 - 48 $ 1 + 1

Contact heat up to 300 C.

QUEBEC BLACK S3 HRO

Water repellent greased full-grain leather upper • Seamless front of the foot • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • 200  composite toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • ibram® P /Nitrile sole with covered end

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 HI H O S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 544129 High 38 - 48 $ 1 + 1

COMPOSITE

PA

X® a membrane t at i 1 ater roo

enefit from comfort and a long life with ERGOS ARI ONA IP, designed for all professionals who work in extreme conditions.

HDry® is a igh Performance membrane. Sixton® is a HDry® partner, and offers one of its best-sellers, ORTISEI S3 R, which combines ry® ibram®

COMPOSITE

Lacing up with eyelets and ip.

ARIZONA ZIP S3 WR HRO

Water repellent pull-up full-grain leather upper • Padded cuff •  strong5 Sympatex® breathable and impermeable lining • 200  composite toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • ibram® P /Nitrile sole with covered end Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 HI CI H O S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 544134 Rangers38 - 48 $ 1 + 1

ORTISEI S3 WR

Suede finish microfibre and high-tenacity textile upper • With double protection and outer toecap • HD ® impermeable breathable lining • Compatible with Arch Support soles • 200 aluminium toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • ibram® ire and Ice/P sole Standards: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 H O HI S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 589010 High 38 - 48 $ 1 + 1

Ideal model for outdoor work in severe cold.

Ideal model for outdoor work in wet environments.

MX 400 GT MX 100 GT

Water repellent full-grain leather and textile upper • GORE-TEX® lining for comfort and thermal insulation • Resistant to contact heat up to 300 C • Non-metallic toecap • Non-metallic puncture-resistant sole • PU/rubber sole for excellent grip

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 CI HI H O S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 04-000883 High 37 - 48 $ 1 + 1

Water repellent oiled brown full-grain leather upper • GORE-TEX® Extended Comfort Footwear lining • Non-metallic toecap • Nonmetallic puncture-resistant sole • PU/rubber sole for excellent grip

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 CI HI H O S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 04-001421 High 37 - 48 $ 1 + 1

Dr ® t e ne tan ar or ater roo an breat able material

QUEBEC PRO S3 HRO

TIBET S3

JALWILLOW S3 ESD

NEPAL S3

PANAMA PRO S3

LIVERPOOL 2 S3

Pull-up water repellent full-grain leather upper • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • 200 composite toecap • Stainless steel puncture-resistant insert • PU2D sole Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 2 High 38 - 47 $ 1 + 1

MANCHESTER 2 S3

Pull-up water repellent full-grain leather upper • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • 200 composite toecap • Stainless steel puncture-resistant insert • PU2D sole Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 S C Item numberType Si es Packaging Low 35 - 47 $ 1 + 1

DETROIT 4 S3

Pull-up water repellent Nubuck grain leather upper • ith STA reinforcement at the front of the foot • e ective trim on the side • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • 200 composite toecap • Stainless steel puncture-resistant insert • PU2D sole

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 552009U High 38 - 47 $ 1 + 1

BOSTON 4 S3

Pull-up water repellent Nubuck grain leather upper • e ective stripe on the side • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • 200 composite toecap • Stainless steel puncture-resistant insert • PU2D sole

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 S C Item numberType Si es Packaging 552010U Low 38 - 47 $ 1 + 1

OSLO 2 S3 CI

BERGEN S3 CI

JALARTIC S3

le ible and comfortable.

BARI S3 ESD

Water repellent full-grain leather upper • Full-grain padded cuff

• Breathable lining • Compatible with Arch Support soles • 200  aluminium toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • PU2D ESD sole Specially slip resistant Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 ESD S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 586066 Low 35 - 47 $ 1 + 1

le ible and comfortable.

TRANI S3 ESD

Water repellent full-grain leather upper • Full-grain padded cuff • Breathable lining • Compatible with Arch Support soles • 200  aluminium toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • PU2D ESD sole Specially slip resistant Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 ESD S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 586067 High 35 - 47 $ 1 + 1

PASITOS S3 ESD

Hydrotech impregnated Nubuck leather upper • With abrasionresistant reinforcement over toecap • Breathable lining in 3D mesh

• Compatible with Arch Support soles • 200 aluminium toecap

• Composite puncture-resistant insert • PU2D ESD sole

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 ESD S C classe 3

Item numberType Si es Packaging 589006 Low 35 - 48 $ 1 + 1

nise model.

PASITOS HI S3 ESD

Hydrotech impregnated Nubuck leather upper • With abrasionresistant reinforcement over toecap • Breathable lining in 3D mesh • Compatible with Arch Support soles • 200 aluminium toecap

• Composite puncture-resistant insert • PU2D ESD sole

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 ESD S C classe 3

Item numberType Si es Packaging 589002 High 35 - 48 $ 1 + 1

VIBO 4 S3

Water repellent greased natural full-grain leather upper • With STA reinforcement at the rear of the foot • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • Compatible with Arch Support soles • 200  composite toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • PU2D sole Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 586004 High 36 - 47 $ 1 + 1

4 S3 NISIDA S3

Milled

TROPEA

Water repellent greased natural full-grain leather upper • With STA reinforcement at the rear of the foot • Padded cuff

• Breathable lining • Compatible with Arch Support soles • 200  composite toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • PU2D sole Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 586003 Low 36 - 47 $ 1 + 1

RUN-R 400 62613

Water repellent oiled full grain leather upper • Non-metallic toecap • Non-metallic puncture-resistant sole • PU2D sole

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 04-000157 High 37 - 48 $ 1 + 1

Derby type.

MANCHESTER N2 S3

Pull-up water repellent full-grain leather upper • ith STA reinforcement at the front of the foot • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • 200 composite toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • PU2D sole

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 1 Low 35 - 47 $ 1 + 1

LIVERPOOL N2 S3

Pull-up water repellent full-grain leather upper • ith STA reinforcement at the front of the foot • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • 200 composite toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • PU2D sole

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 2 High 35 - 47 $ 1 + 1

MARBELLA S3

Water repellent smooth grain leather upper • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • 200 aluminium toecap • Composite punctureresistant insert • PU2D sole

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 544101 Low 35 - 47 $ 1 + 1

Derby type.

LUXEMBOURG II S3

Smooth full-grain leather upper • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • 200 steel toecap • Stainless steel puncture-resistant insert • PU2D sole

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 542001 Low 38 - 47 $ 1 + 1

PB 16

Water repellent full-grain leather upper • 200 steel toecap

• Stainless steel puncture-resistant insert • In ected nitrile DD sole

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 H O HI CI S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 586223 Low 38 - 48 $ 1 + 1

PB 17C

Water repellent full-grain leather upper • 200 steel toecap

• Stainless steel puncture-resistant insert • In ected nitrile DD sole with outer toecap

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 H O HI CI S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 586224 High 38 - 48 $ 1 + 1

PB 15C

Water repellent full-grain leather upper • 200 steel toecap

• Stainless steel puncture-resistant insert • In ected nitrile DD sole with outer toecap

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 H O HI CI S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 586226 High 38 - 48 $ 1 + 1

JALSCREEN S3

Water

Derby type.

BRUXELLES S3

Water

GAIA S3 ESD

Milled full-grain leather upper with side ventilations in fabric • Seamless front of the foot • Closing with bellows and tongue in padded fabric • Lace eyelets with leather reinforcement • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • Ergonomic ESD insole in memory foam • 200 aluminium toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • O Pulse P 2D sole with AS Infinergy® insert

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 ESD CI S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 544213 Low 35 - 42 $ 1 + 1

LIGHT MAX

ATHENA S1P ESD

Velvet finish butt leather upper with ventilations in engineered fabric • Closing with bellows and tongue on padded fabric • Lace eyelets on leather reinforcement • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • Ergonomic ESD insole in memory foam • 200 aluminium toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • O Pulse P 2D sole with AS Infinergy® insert

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S1P ESD S C

Item numberType Si es

Packaging 544212 Low 35 - 42 $ 1 + 1

LIGHT MAX

LIGHT MAX

nise model.

DENVER S1P

Velvet finish butt leather and canvas upper • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • 200 aluminium toecap • Composite punctureresistant insert • PU2D sole Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S1P S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 544103 High 35 - 47 $ 1 + 1

nise model.

COLORADO S3

Water repellent Nubuck grain leather upper • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • 200 aluminium toecap • Composite punctureresistant insert • PU2D sole Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 S C Item numberType Si es Packaging 544105 High 35 - 47 $ 1 + 1

nise model.

DALLAS S1P

Velvet finish butt leather and canvas upper • Padded cuff

• Breathable lining • 200 aluminium toecap • Composite punctureresistant insert • PU2D sole Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S1P S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 544102 Low 35 - 47 $ 1 + 1

nise model.

BUFFALO S3

Water repellent Nubuck grain leather upper • Padded cuff

• Breathable lining • 200 aluminium toecap • Composite punctureresistant insert • PU2D sole

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 544104 Low 35 - 47 $ 1 + 1

odel designed for the shape of women s feet.

BOMA S3 ESD

Suede finish microfibre upper •  Breathable lining • Supplied with 2 pairs of laces •  Compatible with Arch Support soles •  200 aluminium toecap •  Composite puncture-resistant insert

•  PU2D ESD sole

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 ESD S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 04-001961 Low 35 - 42 $ 1 + 1

odel designed for the shape of women s feet.

CIMA S1P ESD

DGtex high-tenacity textile upper • With pro-tech S T abrasionresistant outer toecap • Breathable lining • Supplied with 2 pairs of laces • Compatible with Arch Support soles • 200 aluminium toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • PU2D ESD sole Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S1P ESD S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 589005 Low 35 - 42 $ 1 + 1

odel

WINDEX S3 ESD

Water repellent breathable full-grain calf leather and textile upper

• Breathable lining • Supplied with 2 pairs of laces • Compatible with Arch Support soles • 200 aluminium toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • PU2D ESD sole

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 ESD S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 589008 Low 35 - 42 $ 1 + 1

WINDEX HIGH S3 ESD

Water repellent breathable full-grain calf leather and textile upper • Breathable lining • Supplied with 2 pairs of laces • Compatible with Arch Support soles • 200 aluminium toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • PU2D ESD sole

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 ESD S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 04-001886 High 35 - 42 $ 1 + 1

nise model.

OLBIA S3 ESD

Water repellent full-grain suede upper • le ible and very comfortable • Full lacing up to the toes • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • Ventilated ergonomic insole • Compatible with Arch Support soles • 200 aluminium toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • PU2D ESD sole Specially slip resistant

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 ESD S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 586058 Low 35 - 47 $ 1 + 1

nise model.

IBIZA S1P ESD

Milled full-grain upper, microperforated and ventilated • ery comfortable • Padded cuff • Breathable lining • Ventilated ergonomic insole • Compatible with Arch Support soles • 200  aluminium toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • PU2D ESD sole Specially slip resistant

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S1P ESD S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 586055 Low 35 - 47 $ 1 + 1

e e o D a et oe re ent t e b il o electric c ar e in t e bo b i c ar in it into t e oor in a a e an controlle manner

ES safety shoes comply with standard EN ISO 61340-5-1 2016. ore information page 299

Derby type. nise model.

KAREN BLACK 2 S1

Velvet

IBIZA S1P

TINA S1

Velvet

AURA SAVANA S1

Ventilated

LUNA

XERAN

On Micro® 100% microfibre upper • Pivoting adjustable strap • White with flower print • Slip-resistant PU sole, height 3.5cm Standard: EN ISO 20347:2012 Item number Si es Packaging 500111 35 - 42 $ 1 + 1

or ESD environments.

SABOT NATURE ESD

Fine leather upper, perforated, white • ESD as per DIN EN 61340 Climate class 1 • Sole in cork and SRC slip-resistant rubber • Fixed adjustable rear strap Standard: EN ISO 20347:2012 O , A, O, S C, ESD

Item number Si es Packaging 04-002441 34 - 48 $ 1 + 1

CAPRICE

Breathable high-strength Permair® leather upper • Pivoting upper strap • White colour • SRC PU sole Standard: EN ISO 20347:2012 S C

Item number Si es Packaging 592007 35 - 44 $ 1 + 1

SABOT BLOC

Autoclavable Steri-tech® upper • Sterilisable at 134 C • Available in several colours • Antistatic SRC sole Standard: EN ISO 20347:2012

Item number Si es Packaging 500112 35 - 48 $ 1 + 1

or medical personnel, child care and laboratories.

PRO UNI BLANC

Injected EVA upper • Folding strap • Machine washable at 40 C • Available in several colours • Slip-resistant natural rubber sole Standard: EN ISO 20347:2012 O E S C Item number Si es Packaging 591603 35 - 46 $ 1 + 1

LAUSANNE SUPER

Washable microfibre upper • Elastic closure under sealed flap

• Padded cuff • Breathable textile lining • 200 composite toecap

• PU2D sole

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S2 S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 586002 Low 35 - 47 $ 1 + 1

LAUSANNE 3 S2

Washable microstep microfibre upper • Elastic closure under sealed flap • Padded cuff • Breathable antibacterial cellular lining • 200 composite toecap • PU sole

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S2 S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 1X Low 35 - 48 $ 1 + 1

PARIS 3 S3

Washable microstep microfibre upper • Elastic closure under sealed flap • Padded cuff • Breathable textile lining • 200 composite toecap

• Composite puncture-resistant insert • PU sole

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 3 2X Low 35 - 48 $ 1 + 1

VIENNE 4 S2

Washable microstep microfibre upper • Elastic closure under sealed flap • Padded cuff • Breathable antibacterial cellular lining • 200 composite toecap • PU sole

Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S2 S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 1X High 35 - 48 $ 1 + 1

GENEVE S2

Washable high strength microfibre upper • Elastic closure under sealed flap • Padded cuff • Breathable lining with silver yarn to destroy bacteria • Compatible with Arch Support soles • 200 aluminium toecap • PU2D sole Specially slip resistant Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S2 S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 586006 Low 35 - 47 $ 1 + 1

CHAMONIX S2

Washable high strength microfibre upper • Elastic closure under sealed flap • Padded cuff • Breathable lining with silver yarn to destroy bacteria • Compatible with Arch Support soles • 200 aluminium toecap • PU2D sole Specially slip resistant Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S2 S C Item numberType Si es Packaging 586008 High 35 - 47 $ 1 + 1

BERGAMO S3

Washable high strength microfibre upper • Breathable lining with silver yarn to destroy bacteria • Compatible with Arch Support soles • 200 aluminium toecap • Composite puncture-resistant insert • PU2D sole Specially slip resistant Standard: EN ISO 20345:2011 S3 S C

Item numberType Si es Packaging 586062 High 35 - 48 $ 1 + 1

Deep studs.

BRONZE 2

High

GOLD 2 SEC S5

High

DEVON AGRO 380BV

WADERS SEC 142VP.PT

CHIMIE SA

A TAILO ED SOL TION OR O R NEE OR SA ET S OES

Soles for safety shoes are required to meet the most stringent comfort and safety standards. The innovative SECOSOL® sole system, certified according to standard DGUV 112-191, keeps you safe.

Wearing safety shoes with SECOSOL® soles is selecting: • Compliance with the re uirements of D 112-191

• eduction of SDs

• Superior comfort

If you use orthopaedic soles or if you have small to moderate issues with your feet, SECOSOL® soles are ust what you need

Secosol®

Personalised orthopaedic soles for safety shoes

® Complete

ACCESSORIES

Shock absorption. educed back and oint pain. Prevents SDs a ecting the lower limbs.

CUSTOM PERFORM

Anatomic shape to address stressful postures of operating positions

• Shock absorption at the heel, support for the metatarsal area and the arch • Composition in visco-elastic foam for long-term shock absorption

Standards: N EN 22649:2016/N EN 13520:2002/ EN ISO 20344:2011 5.10

Poron® heel insert.

ANTI-FATIGUE SOLES

Shock absorbing anatomic soles • With arch support for more comfort day after day • Reduced impacts, pressure and vibrations

Standards: N EN 22649:2016/N EN 13520:2002/ EN ISO 20344:2011 5.10

Item numberSi es Packaging 04-000268 36/38 to 45/47 1 + 1

WORKER

Item numberSi es Packaging 612010 36/38 to 48/50 1 + 1

Shock absorbing gel insert.

TECHNI GEL

Item numberSi es Packaging 610014 36/37 to 48/49 1 + 1 Antistatic

Shock absorbing anatomic soles for firm support • Gel capsule incorporated into the heel for shock absorption • Exclusive S3F® treatment to prevent the development of odours and the growth of bacteria and fungus

Standards: N EN 22649:2016/N EN 13520:2002/ EN ISO 20344:2011 5.10

Item numberSi es Packaging 04-000537 36/38 to 45/47 1 + 1

Soles that prevent the development of bacteria or odours

• Permanent Sanitized® treatment

Standards: EN 12746/EN 12801/EN 13520

Item number Si es Packaging 610021 35 - 47 1 + 1

Alum soles that prevent the development of bacteria and odour

• Antistatic • Very high resistance to abrasion Standards: EN 12746/EN 13520/EN 12801/EN ISO 20344 5.10

Item number Si es Packaging 610026 35 - 47 1 + 1

Soles that prevent the development of bacteria, fungus and odour

• Resistant to abrasion and perspiration

Standards: EN 12746/EN 13520/EN 12801

Item number Si es Packaging 610022 35 - 47 1 + 1

FRESH MAXI

Soles that prevent the development of bacteria, fungus and odour

• Highly resistant to abrasion and perspiration • Special form of the arch • Very comfortable • Antistatic Standards: EN 12746/EN 13520/EN 12801/EN ISO 20344 5.10 Soles to cut to size - FRESH CUT MAXI Item numberType Si es Packaging 610024 35 - 47 1 + 1 610025 Multiple sizes, to cut to size 35 - 47 1 + 1

Soles that prevent the development of bacteria, fungus and odour

• Antistatic Standards: EN 12746/EN 13520/EN ISO 20344 5.10

Item number Si es Packaging 610023 35 - 47 1 + 1

FALL PROTECTION

fall protection in 6 points

Basic rules for working at heights

Excerpt from the French Labour Code, article R.4323.61

“ Where collective protection systems cannot be implemented from a working surface, personal protection of workers is to be provided by means of an appropriate fall arrest system that prevents free falls from more than a metre or those that similarly limit the effects of falls from greater heights.

Where such personal protective equipment is used, a worker may never be left alone, in order to be rescued within a time that allows the protection of their health.

The employer is required to provide a document indicating the anchor points, the securing devices and the modalities of use of the personal protective equipment.”

• The employer is entirely responsible for identifying the risk of falling.

• Operators using fall protection equipment must be trained in their use and their day-to-day maintenance. They may not work alone.

• All fall protection equipment, whether in service or in stock, must be serviced every year by a qualified individual (order of 19 March 1993). Please enquire with our experts for more information about this service, which is provided by the RG Group.

Falls from heights represent a risk where there is no margin for error.

The Ministry for Labour has set up a website to help you prepare your projects: https://www.chutesdehauteur.fr/

1 2 3

Of note

In 2018, falls by workers led to 46 fatalities and close to 7000 cases of permanent disability. They account for 17% of building workplace injuries.

Fall protection systems require an annual inspection by an approved individual. Any fall protection equipment that has already been used in a fall must be scrapped or, if of the self-retracting type, repaired by an approved individual.

Standard EN 363: 2018, basic standard for fall protection

It specifies the general characteristics and assembly of personal fall protection systems. It provides examples of personal fall protection systems and describes how the components may be assembled to make up a system.

The fall protection standards system is not based on risks, but on products, where each constituent element has its own standard, which must be marked on each product.

EN 795 EN 362 EN 355 or EN 353-1 or EN 353-2 or EN 360 EN 361 EN 362 EN 358 EN 813

ADDITIONAL COMPONENTS THAT MAY ONLY BE USED AS SYSTEMS FOR WORK POSITIONING:

EN 358: Work positioning or restraint system EN 813: Sit harnesses EN 354: Lanyards

EN 795-B: Type B anchor devices

EN 795-E: Anchor devices held in place by their own weight EN 362: Connectors EN 355: Energy absorbers EN 353-1: Guided type fall arresters including a rigid anchor line EN353-2: Guided type fall arresters including a flexible anchor line EN 360: Retractable type fall arresters EN 361: Full body harnesses EN 341: Descender devices

GUIDANCE STANDARDS: (the equipment may not bear the CE mark)

EN 795-A: Stationary anchor points (Type A: on vertical, horizontal and inclined surfaces - Type A2: on inclined roof)

EN 795-C: Anchor points with flexible horizontal anchor lines (cable life lines)

EN 795-D: Anchor points with rigid horizontal anchor lines (rail life lines) EN 1496: Rescue lifting devices EN 1497: Rescue harnesses EN 1498: Rescue loops

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Fall protection systems are category III PPE. 6 Regulations

Identify potential risks

• Work on roofs, building frames or terraces

• Work on wind turbines, outer walls, oil rigs, in sewers or confined spaces

• Means of access to high areas: ladders, steps, catwalks

• Some work structures: pylons, tanks, scaffolding, aerial lifts

The greater the height of the fall, the greater the risk of death. However, even a fall from a small height can lead to permanent injury: a fall is not a jump, as the falling individual is taken by surprise and is unable to react.

Appropriateness of equipment to the work situation

Operator position in relation to the anchor point

Two major hazards must be taken into account when putting in place an effective personal fall protection system. Both are related to the position of the worker in relation to the anchor point of their fall protection system.

• Swing hazard: the anchor point is not located exactly above the worker, who is offset from the anchor point. In that case, the fall could lead to swinging, with the risk of hitting a hazardous object.

• Incorrect fall clearance measurement hazard: fall clearance is the distance required for stopping and absorbing a fall before the worker hits the ground or any hazardous obstacle.

Fall clearance measurement: (fall factor x length of connector) + height of worker + extension of absorber + safety distance.

4 5 Safety space Obstacle Anchor point Vertical clearance Connection 1 2 3 4 Swing area

Understanding the fall factor

Fall clearance is related to the fall factor, which is determined by the height position of the worker in relation to their anchor point. When the anchor point is located below the worker’s feet, the space required for absorbing their fall without hitting the ground must be twice the space required when the anchor point is located above their shoulder.

• The anchor point is located at the operator’s feet or below, allowing a fall equivalent to twice the length of the lanyard before the deployment of the energy absorber to stop the fall.

• The anchor point is located at the harness attachment point, allowing a fall equivalent to the length of the lanyard before the deployment of the energy absorber to stop the fall.

• The anchor point is located above the head and the lanyard is taut between the anchor point and the worker. The fall clearance is reduced as indicated, with a minimum fall distance.

The fall protection system is meant to stop a worker from falling. It is called a fall protection system because fall protection is made up of several components that must necessarily be used together.

A - Anchor devices

Used to attach the fall protection system to the host structure (metal structure, frame etc.).

There are two categories of anchor device:

• Permanent (e.g. horizontal life line, anchor plate, horizontal rail systems, etc.).

• Temporary (e.g. steel slings, tripod, textile slings etc.).

B - Full body harness

Device for holding the body to stop it from falling.

Work positioning belts are not fall arrest systems.

connection devices

These connect the harness to the anchor point (e.g. lanyards with energy absorbers, retractable winders, rope grabs).

Select the comfort of your equipment

Choice of fall protection connection

Lanyard with energy absorber

Light. A lanyard with energy absorber allows great freedom of movement in a confined space when it is attached to a fixed anchor point. This connection is on the back.

Sliding fall protection

It is placed on a fall arrest rope. It is often not as versatile: some rope grabs are only suitable for work on vertical or inclined surfaces, others only on horizontal surfaces. The rope may take up space.

Retractable fall protection

It allows movement over a fairly large distance without the inconvenience of a rope. It may be used on all surfaces, and may be recommended for working on a horizontal surface, to avoid tripping on the rope. Recent technical developments have mitigated the feeling of constant restraint.

But there are lanyards and lanyards! A lanyard without an energy absorption system may not in any event be used to stop a fall. It holds the worker in a safe working space. Only a lanyard with an energy absorber may be used in a fall protection system.

That fall protection connection is worn on the back for use on a horizontal surface or on the chest for use on a vertical or inclined surface.

This fall protection may be worn on the back or the chest, as convenient. This is the connection to prefer if the fall clearance is small.

Since 2019, manufacturers who claim their fall protection system can be used on a horizontal surface in addition to a vertical one must display additional marking on their products:

• CNB/P/11.060 for retractable type fall protection systems

• CNB/P/11.074 for fall protection lanyards

• CNB/P11.075 for sliding fall protection

Similarly, manufacturers who claim their fall protection system is suitable for workers weighing more than 100 kg must display CNB/P/11.062 marking on their products. In that case, the whole chain must support the weight of more than 100 kg (harness, fall protection, anchor), which must be verified in the manufacturer’s instructions.

Selecting the right harness

A harness is made up of webbing and buckles. It must be designed to allow it to be held around the chest in all circumstances.

A comfortable harness has:

• Leg straps as in climbing harnesses

• Automatic buckles (as in safety belts) of the flat type

• Many adjustment features, at the legs, shoulders etc.

• An added back pad that makes the harness faster to put on

TITAN™ 1

Harness with 1 anchorage point (back) • Manual buckles and adjustable straps • Comfortable sub-pelvic strap • Weight: 0.82 kg

Standard: EN 361

Item number Size Packaging 0BA1011890 Single I x 1 * x 1

TITAN™ 2

Harness with 2 anchorage points (back and front) • Manual buckles and adjustable straps • Comfortable sub-pelvic strap • Weight: 0.88 kg Standard: EN 361

Item number Size Packaging 0BA1011891 Single I x 1 * x 1

MILLER® H-DESIGN® QUICK FIT MILLER® H-DESIGN®

Harness with 2 anchorage points (back and chest) • Patented front attachment •Adjustable chest and leg straps• Extensible DuraFlex™ strap •Supplied with the Miller H-Design® Quick Fit vest• Fall indicator on front • Weight: 1.46 kg

Standard: EN 361

Item number Size Packaging 05-000758 2 I x 1 + x 1

Harness with 2 anchorage points (back and front) • Patented chest attachment • Manual buckles • Horizontal leg straps • Fall indicator on front • Weight: 1.02 kg

Standard: EN 361 Item number Size Packaging 0BA1032840 2 I x 1 * x 1

MILLER® H-DESIGN® PREMIUM

Harness with 2 anchorage points (back and front) • Patented chest attachment •Automatic buckles• Horizontal leg straps •Extensible DuraFlex™ strap• Fall indicator on front • Weight: 1.19 kg

Standard: EN 361 Item number Size Packaging 0BA1032872

The IC models in the range include a very breathable protective back pad. Discover H500 harnesses and their innovative yet intuitive features such as the anti-tangle system to put on the harness easily.

MILLER® H-DESIGN® BODYFIX

Harness with 2 anchorage points (back and front) •Positioning belt• Automatic buckles • Horizontal leg straps • Pivoting strap • Fall indicator on front • Weight: 1.53 kg

Standards: EN 358/EN 361

Item number Size Packaging 846153 2 I x 1 * x 1

MILLER® H500 IS6

Harness with 2 anchorage points (back and front) • Automatic chest and leg buckles • Cobra® aluminium buckles •Incorporated RFID tag• Extensible anti-tangle webbing • Fall indicators (back and front) • Weight: 1.25 kg

Standard: EN 361

Item number Size Packaging 846151 2 I x 1 * x 1

Harness with 2 anchorage points (back and front) • Semi- e ible ErgoArmor™ back pad• Rotating positioning belt • Automatic buckles • Patented elastic DuraFlex™ webbing • PivotLink™ links adjusted to size • Weight: 2.5 kg Standards: EN 358/EN 361 Item number

MILLER® H500 IC

Harness with 2 anchorage points (back and front) •  ith light, ergonomic and highly breathable protective back pad • Automatic chest and leg buckles • Cobra® aluminium buckles

•Incorporated RFID tag• Extensible anti-tangle webbing • Fall indicators (back and front) • Weight: 1.34 kg

Standard: EN 361

Item number Size Packaging 846152 2 I x 1 * x 1

With the H500 range, Honeywell has created a new generation of ergonomic safety harnesses.

RG500

ROPE

TURBOLITE™ 2 M

Self-retracting fall arrester webbing• Impact resistant nylon housing • Webbing with swivel • Fall indicator incorporated into the webbing • Equipped with 2 18 mm quarter-turn carabiners •Available with 18 mm quarter-turn carabiner and 65 mm large opening carabiner (code: 0BA1018013)• Weight: 0.877 kg

Standard: EN 360

Item number Length Packaging 0BA1018015 2 m H x 1 + x 1

FALCON™ WEBBING

Retractable fall arrester webbing• Abrasion-resistant webbing • 17 mm screw lock carabiner in 17 mm aluminium and automatic carabiner in 22 mm aluminium • Weight: 1.66 kg

Standard: EN 360 Item number Length Packaging 0BA1016796 6 m H x 1 + x 1

TURBOLITE™

TURBOLITE™ EXTREME

EDGE Y LANYARD

Fall protection lanyard with energy absorber tested on sharp edges •  Edge fork • Quarter turn carabiner and 2 large opening 55 mm carabiners in steel • Fluorescent green braided rope with black trim • Weight: 1.55 kg

Standard: EN 355

Item number Length Packaging 0BA1032389 2 m J x 1 * x 1

EDGE LANYARD

Fall protection lanyard with energy absorber tested on sharp edges • 2 17 mm screw type carabiners in steel • Fluorescent green braided rope with black trim • Weight: 0.7 kg

Standard: EN 355

Item number Length Packaging 0BA1032368 2 m J x 1 * x 1

RESTRAINT LANYARD

Braided rope restraint lanyard • Fluorescent green with black trim • Highly resistant to abrasion • Weight: 0.11 kg

Standard: EN 354

Item number Length Packaging 0BA1032330 0.8 m J x 1 * x 1 0BA1032332 1.8 m J x 1 * x 1

or work in confined spaces.

DURA HOIST 3POD

Tripod for 2• 4 anchor points located above the head • Leg height adjustment with visual marking of holes for adjustment • Patented opening and fastening mechanism at the top of the tripod • 3 opening angles (1 m, 1.50 m or 2.50 m) • Composition: tripod, Mightevac 15 m self-retracting fall arrester with rescue function and adapter • Compact • Weight: 16 kg

Standards: EN 795-B/EN 1496

Item number Specificity Packaging 05-000436 Q x 1 + x 1 05-000257 With 15 m hoist/winch and adapter Q x 1 + x 1

846157 846159 846161

Most used in all industries.

CARABINERS

Standard: EN 362

Item numberDescriptionOpeningLockingResistance 846157 CS2017 mmQuarter turnautomatic > 25 kN 846158 ZICRAL16 mmQuarter turnautomatic > 28 kN 846159 GO6060 mmAutomatic double action lock

> 23 kN 846160 GO5555 mmAutomatic double action lock

MILLER HANDZUP®

TITAN™ WEBBING SLING

> 25 kN

> 23 kN 846161 ML0465 mmAutomatic double action lock

Anchorage sling • 20 mm polyamide webbing • Highly resistant to breaking • Easy to install • Weight: 0.105 kg

Standard: EN 795-B Item number Length Packaging 0BA1008361 0.8 m Q x 1 * x 1 0BA1008363 1.2 m Q x 1 * x 1 0BA1008264 1.5 m Q x 1 * x 1

Anchoring with back extender for easy front connection

Polyester

Leg

Quick-activating

FALCON™ ATEX (CABLE)

Self-retracting

Adjustable body straps

ersatility, reliability and ma imum safety.

ATEX HARNESS

Harness with 2 anchorage points (front and back) • D ring (back) and integrated extender • Removable back pad to make it easier to put on the harness • Automatic buckles • Weight: 1.04 kg

Standard: EN 361

Item number Size Packaging 0BA1015074 S/M I x 1 * x 1 0BA1015075 L/XL I x 1 * x 1

ATEX FORK LANYARD

25

Standard: EN 355

Item number Length Packaging 0BA1015859 1.15 m J x 1 * x 1

3M™ PROTECTA® SUSPENSION

Harness with 2 anchorage points (back and front) • Standard buckles

•, Adjustable body, chest and leg straps • Water repellent webbing

• Weight: 2.65 kg

Standards: EN 358/EN 361

3M™ PROTECTA® COBRA™

Mobile fall arrester on Ø 14 mm stranded rope • Extension webbing with A 565 carabiner, 18 mm opening • Rope grab usable in manual or automatic mode • Weight: 1.10 kg Standard: EN 353-2

Item number

Packaging 846164

I x 1 * x 1

Item number Specificity Packaging 801000 O x 1 * x 1 801001 Version without extension webbing O x 1 * x 1

3M™ PROTECTA® COBRA™ ROPE

Protecta® Ø 14 mm stranded rope for use with the Protecta® Cobra™ device • A 501 carabiner with 17 mm opening fastened to one end Standard: EN 353-2

Item number Length Packaging 810004 10 m K x 1 * x 1 810005 15 m K x 1 * x 1 810006 20 m K x 1 * x 1 810009 30 m K x 1 * x 1

3M™ DBI SALA® DELTA™

Harness with 2 anchorage points (back and front) • Automatic buckles • Adjustable body and chest straps •Revolver™ strap adjustment system for simple and fast adjustment • Water repellent webbing that is highly resistant to abrasion • Weight: 1.75 kg

Standard: EN 361

Item number

Packaging 0PROT1112912

I x 1 * x 1

PROTECTA® VIPER LT™

Mobile fall arrester on Ø 10.5 mm braided rope • Extension webbing with A 501 carabiner, 17 mm opening • Automatic rope grab • Vertical use and work positioning • Weight: 3.50 kg Standards: EN 353-2/EN 358 Item number Packaging 05-000397 O x 1 * x 1

Specially for welders.

3M™ PROTECTA® WELDER

Harness with 2 anchorage points (back and front) • Automatic buckles •, Adjustable body and chest straps • 45 mm odacrylic Kevlar® - 370°C webbing•Kevlar® seams• Automatic buckles

• Weight: 1.75 kg

Standard: EN 361

Item number

Packaging 846165

I x 1 * x 1

Protecta® Ø 10.5 mm braided rope for use with the Protecta® Viper LT™ device • A 501 carabiner with 18 mm opening fastened to the end Standards: EN 353-2/EN 358 Item number Length Packaging 846166 10 m K x 1 * x 1 C5-000148 15 m K x 1 * x 1 C5-001086 20 m K x 1 * x 1

3M™ PROTECTA® FALL ARREST LANYARD

Fall protection lanyard with energy absorber• A 501 screw type carabiner with 17 mm opening on galvanised steel • Weight: 0.8 kg

Standard: EN 355

3M™ PROTECTA® FALL ARREST LANYARD

Double lanyard with energy absorber• 18 mm quarter turn oval carabiner in galvanised steel and Manucroche with 50 mm opening in galvanised steel • Length 1.5 m • Weight: 1.2 kg Standard: EN 355 Item number Packaging 846169 J x 1 * x 1

J x 1 * x 1

Item number Specificity Packaging 846167 Adjustable length (1.3 - 2 m) J x 1 * x 1 846168 With 19 mm automatic carabiner and 50 mm Manucroche type. Length 2 m

3M™ DBI-SALA® EZ-STOP™ LANYARD

Fall arrest lanyard extensible Expander™ with energy absorber

• Quarter turn carabiner in aluminium and Manucroche with 60 mm opening in aluminium • Length 1.25 m • Weight: 0.9 kg

Standard: EN 355

3M™ DBI - SALA® EZ - STOP™ LANYARD

Double lanyard with energy absorber• Triple turn carabiner in aluminium and Manucroche with 60 mm opening in aluminium • Length 1.50 m • Weight: 1.05 kg Standards: EN 355/CNB/P/11.0.60

Packaging 0PROT1245537 J x 1 * x 1

Item number

Item number

Packaging 0PROT1245555 J x 1 * x 1

Possible anchoring at the feet.

Self-retracting fall arrester webbing• Pivoting anchor • Rapid connection system • Automatic lock with rapid activation • Fall indicator • Nitrile rubber energy absorber housing • Weight: 1.15 kg

Standard: EN 360

PROTECTA® REBEL™

Self-retracting fall arrester webbing• Highly resistant 2.5 cm polyester webbing • 17 mm opening carabiner • Thermoplastic housing • Weight: 1 kg

Standard: EN 360

Packaging 0PROT3101208 H x 1 * x 1

Item number

Self-retracting fall arrester webbing• Dyneema® fibre life line and polyester webbing• 18 mm and 19 mm steel carabiners • Pivoting anchor • Rapid connection system • Speed detection braking system • Fall indicator • Thermoplastic energy absorber housing • Tested on sharp edges • Weight: 2.7 kg

Standards: EN 360/CNB/P/11.0.60

Item number Packaging 846170 H x 1 * x 1

Item number Packaging 0PROT3100418 H x 1 * x 1

Self-retracting fall arrester webbing•Nomex®/Kevlar® fibre webbing• 57 mm opening carabiner • Pivoting anchor • Rapid connection system • Rapid activation automatic lock • Fall indicator • Weight: 1.50 kg

Standard: EN 360

Item number Packaging 0PROT3101522 H x 1 * x 1

3M™ PROTECTA® AL432/1 LANYARD

Restraint lanyard fork in braided polyamide rope, Ø 10.5 mm • 17 mm opening A 501 carabiner and 50 mm opening A 595 carabiners • Weight: 1.3 kg Standard: EN 354 Item number Packaging 0PROTAL432 J x 1 * x 1

Corrosion resistant.

AJ514

18 mm opening • Automatic quarter turn lock • Breaking strength 25 kN Standard: EN 362 Item number Packaging 813001 G x 1 * x 1

AJ501

17 mm opening • Manual screw type lock • Breaking strength 25 kN Standard: EN 362 Item number Packaging 812001 G x 1 * x 1

3M™ PROTECTA® AL422 LANYARD

Positioning and restraint lanyard in braided rope, Ø 10.5 mm • Anchoring with lugs • Adjustable 2 m length • Weight: 0.28 kg Standard: EN 358 Item number Packaging 810003 J x 1 * x 1

AJ301

MANUCROCHE

75 mm opening • Anchor clamp lock with stainless steel rod • Breaking strength 24.5 kN Standard: EN 362 Item number Packaging 811001 G x 1 * x 1

Trigger activation.

3M™

PROTECTA® TRIGGER LANYARD

Restraint lanyard in braided rope, Ø 10.5 mm • With protective sleeve • 24 mm opening carabiner • Adjustable 2 m length • Weight: 0.85 kg Standard: EN 358 Item number Packaging 0PROT1200314 J x 1 * x 1

AJ595

50 mm opening • Automatic double safety lock • Breaking strength 23 kN

Standard: EN 362 Item number Packaging 0PROTAJ595 G x 1 * x 1

3M™ PROTECTA® AM210 ANCHOR

Fixed anchor plate • Stainless steel • 12 mm fastening • 3 mm thick • Weight: 0.04 kg

Standard: EN 795-A

3M™ PROTECTA® WEBBING SLING

Anchorage sling in polyester webbing • 4 safety seams • Dimensions 25 mm x 80 cm • Blue • Weight: 0.07 kg

Packaging 0PROTAM210 Q x 1 * x 1

Item number

3M™ DBI-SALA® BEAM ANCHOR

Sliding anchor system for beam • Corrosion resistant construction • Double ratchet adjustment buttons • Pivoting ring • Suitable for widths 9 to 35.5 cm • Weight: 1.6 kg

Standard: EN 795-B

Item number Packaging 846171 Q x 1 * x 1

Standard: EN 795-B Item number Packaging 0PROTAM450/80 Q x 1 * x 1

3M™ PROTECTA® CABLE SLING

Anchorage sling in galvanised steel • Corrosion resistant lugged ends • Protective PVC sleeve • Length 1 m • Weight: 0.29 kg

Standard: EN 795-B

Item number Packaging 810011 Q x 1 * x 1

3M™ DBI-SALA® BEAM ANCHOR

Fixed anchor system for beam • Construction in high-strength steel and aluminium • Strong and safe connection • Notched type fastener with integrated tightening handle • Suitable for widths 6.3 to 30.5 cm and thicknesses up to 3.8 cm • Weight: 2.4 kg

Standard: EN 795-B

3M™ DBI-SALA® WEBBING SLING

Anchorage sling in polyester webbing • Stainless steel link • Length: 86 cm • Inside in wear-resistant rubber • Weight: 0.46 kg

Standard: EN 795-B

Item number

Packaging 0PROT2108412 Q x 1 * x 1

Item number Packaging 0PROTKM418 Q x 1 * x 1

HT22

Harness with 2 anchorage points (back and front) • 45 mm wide PE webbing • Adjustable body and leg straps • Manual buckles • Sub pelvic strap • Weight: 0.72 kg

Standard: EN 361

Item number Size Packaging 05-000181 M I x 1 * x 1 05-000056 XL I x 1 * x 1

HT45

Harness with 2 anchorage points (back and front) • 45 mm wide PE webbing • Steel buckles with zinc dichromate plating • Manual buckles • Adjustable sub pelvic and leg straps for more comfort • Weight: 0.99 kg

Standard: EN 361

Item number Size Packaging C5-001109 M I x 1 * x 1 846180 XL I x 1 * x 1

Ø 11 mm braided rope for use with STOPFOR™ K

Standard: EN 353-2 Item numberLengthPackaging

For vertical or horizontal use.

BLOCFOR™ 1.8A ESD 53/47

Self-retracting fall arrester webbing• Very strong polyamide/ ABS housing • Supplied with M47 and M53 connectors • With ESD energy dissipator in webbing • With swivel at the end of the webbing • Weight: 1.35 kg

Standard: EN 360 Item number Length Packaging 0TRA67972 1.80 m H x 1 * x 1

ay be used on vertical, inclined or horizontal planes.

STOPFOR™ MSP

Fall arrester on Ø 14 mm stranded rope • Supplied with 2 M10/M41 carabiners and a 30 cm PER webbing strap • Cam stop system • Anti-reversibility system, prevents upside-down assembly • Weight: 0.36 kg

Standard: EN 353-2 Item number Packaging C5-001303 O x 1 * x 1

For vertical or horizontal use.

BLOCFOR™ 6 ESD

Self-retracting fall arrester webbing• Very strong polyamide/ABS housing • Supplied with M47 and M10 connectors • With ESD energy dissipator • Weight: 2.88 kg

Standard: EN 360

Item number Length Packaging 05-000315 6 m H x 1 + x 1

Harness with 2 anchorage points (back and front) • 45 mm polyester strap •Automatic buckles• Adjustment buckles in zinc-plated steel •Back pad in sealed cellular foam• Fall indicators on all anchorage points • Weight: 2.105 kg

Standard: EN 361 Item number Size Packaging 0TRA65632 M I x 1 * x 1 846181 XL I x 1 * x 1

Self-retracting fall arrester cable• Fitted with an energy dissipator • Housing ultra resistant to impacts and UV rays • Anchoring that can accommodate connectors with a large diameter • Equipped with 2 connectors, including one M47 single pivoting • Weight: 4.86 kg

Ø 12.5 mm HT55 LDAD 12 FALL ARREST LANYARD BLOCFOR™ 10 ESD LDA 12 FALL ARREST LANYARD

Standard: EN 360

Weight: 0.9 kg Standard: EN 355 Item number 150 kg WITHEQUIPMENT • MAXIMU M LOAD • 150 kg WITHEQUIPMENT • MAXIMU M LOAD •

Ø 12.5 mm double braided rope lanyard with energy absorber• Screw connector • 2 connectors with large opening • Weight: 2.01 kg

Standard: EN 355

M10 HT ELECTRA For horizontal use.

846184 150 kg WITHEQUIPMENT • MAXIMU M LOAD • 150 kg WITHEQUIPMENT • MAXIMU M LOAD • 150 kg WITHEQUIPMENT • MAXIMU M LOAD •

Item number Length Packaging C5-000998 1 m J x 1 * x 1 846182 1.5 m J x 1 * x 1 846183 2 m J x 1 * x 1

m

846185

LDF 11 RESTRAINT LANYARD

LD 11 RESTRAINT LANYARD

CARABINERS

or access to confined spaces.

TRACPODE

Simple aluminium tripod• Temporary 150 kg anchor point

• Adjustable telescopic leg with pivoting base • Height adjustment: 1.78 m - 2.73 m • Complies with Machinery Directive 2006/42 CE for lifting 500 kg •Use with blocfor™ 20/30 R ESD• Easy to carry • Weight: 23.3 kg

Standard: EN 795-B

Item number Specificity Packaging

C5-000615 Tracpod without pulley Q x 1 + x 1 C5-001179 Tracpod + pulley kit Q x 1 + x 1 846189 Tracpod + 2 pulley kits Q x 1 + x 1 C5-001104 Pulley kit Q x 1 + x 1

or access to confined spaces.

TRACROD

Transportable anchor rod• Base in stainless steel •

BLOCFOR™ 20/30 R ESD

Self-retracting fall arrester with recovery mechanism • Very strong ABS polyamide housing • With ESD energy dissipator • 25 mm anchoring to accommodate connectors with large diameters • Integrated hoist for lifting or descending during a rescue operation • Weight: 7.6 kg

Standard: EN 360

Item number Length Packaging

C5-000616 20 m H x 1 + x 1 C5-001389 30 m H x 1 + x 1

DEROPE™ EVACUATION SYSTEM

Controlled-speed descent evacuation system • May be used to rescue one worker from a 400 m height or 2 from a 200 m height • Supplied with an M10 carabiner • Weight: 1.9kg

Item number Specificity Packaging

C5-001085 DEROPE™ standard Q x 1 * x 1 05-000154 Ø 10.5 mm braided rope K x 1 * x 1

TEMPO 3™

Temporary life line in braided rope• Maximum length 18 m • Allows the simultaneous movement of 3 users • Supplied with 2 AS19S anchor rings, 2 M10 connectors and a shoulder bag

• Weight: 3.9 kg

Standards: EN 795-C/TS16415

TIRSAFE™

Temporary cable life line kit• Maximum length 20 m • Allows the simultaneous movement of 3 users • Weight: 18 kg

Standards: EN 795-C/TS16415

Item number

Packaging C5-001210 Q x 1 + x 1

Item number LengthPackaging 846194 20 m Q x 1 + x 1 846195 30 m Q x 1 + x 1

TRAVSAFE™ TRAVSMART™

Travsafe fi ed life line with double cable • Most scalable in the market • Allows perfect movement of the grab • Available in 2 versions: Travsafe™ standard with stainless steel absorption ring or Travsafe™ with bi-material absorption ring • May be used simultaneously by 5 users weighing 150 kg maximum • Designed for use on an under surface, on a wall or the ground

Standards: EN 795-C/TS16415

Fixed single-cable life line with rope grab• The most versatile solution • Easy to install • Designed to be installed on an under surface, a wall or the ground • Standard anchor spacing 15 m • Automatic routing of anchors • Several installations possible • Allows the simultaneous movement of up to 5 users

Standards: EN 795-C/TS16415

Item number

Packaging Please enquire Q x 1 + x 1

Item number Packaging Please enquire Q x 1 + x 1

TRAVFLEX™ 2

Fixed single-cable life line• May be used simultaneously by 3 users • Installation possible on roofs with a slope of up to 15 , on corrugated deck or concrete • Quick and easy to install • Automatic routing of intermediate anchors

Standards: EN 795-C/TS16415

TRAVSPRING™

Single cable fi ed life line • Close-by life line • Easy manual crossing of intermediate anchor • Visual tension indicator • Several installations possible • Turn available for all applications • Standard anchor spacing 15 m • Allows the simultaneous movement of up to 5 users

Standards: EN 795-C/TS16415

Packaging Please enquire

Item number

Q x 1 + x 1

Item number Packaging Please enquire Q x 1 + x 1

MSA has revolutionised rescue by developing PRD: an integrated harness system for self rescue. This personal rescue device, which is lightweight and unobtrusive, is contained in a small back pack fastened to a complete harness. It is designed to be used along with a fall protection system or an anchor point. In the event of a fall, the PRD harness suspends the user and then allows them to descend slowly to the ground in a controlled manner. The device includes a 20 m coil of aramid rope.

C5-000003

Zinc-plated pulley with opening for passing Ø 4 - 6 mm cable

C5-000006

Hoist for lifting equipment only. Maximum load: 150 kg

Quick and easy use.

C5-000005 Tripod

C5-000003 Pulley

C5-000002 Fastening plate for fall arrester

C5-000000 Fastening plate for hoist

C5-000006 Hoist

C5-000004 Cable fall arrester

200 kg WITHEQUIPMENT • MAXIMU M LOAD •

C5-000005

Tripod in aluminium alloy Additional anchor points below the head. Static resistance: 1000 daN Weight: 14.3 kg

/EN 795: 2012 Type B

/EN 360: 2002/EN 1496: 2017 Type A

C5-000004

Fall arrester fitted with a long self-retracting steel cable, and a double ratchet system for immediate restraint in the event of a fall and an internal component that dissipates kinetic energy. An emergency hoist, which is easily activated after a fall, lifts the worker to safety

x 1 + x 1

x 1 + x 1

x 1 + x 1

HEALTH & SAFETY

A selection to help you think safety.

Skin cleanser with natural scrubbing agents for the removal of heavy dirt (oil, soot, graphite and metallic dust.) • With natural scrubbing agents made of olive seed powder

Solvent-free • Skin-neutral pH value • Perfumed • Compatible with the VARIOMAT M, VARIOMAT ECO and NEPTUNE dispensers

High-performance skin cleanser for removing heavy dirt • Solventfree • Unscented • With Active Soft Pearls® (ASP) that are kind to the skin • Skin-neutral pH value • HACCP-compliant • Compatible with the VARIOMAT M and VARIOMAT

DEB® INSTANTFOAM®

hand sanitiser

touch-free

HACCP-compliant

(please enquire)

virucidal, yeasticidal,

Perfume-free and

DEB® INSTANTGEL®

Alcohol-based gel hand sanitiser (bactericidal, virucidal, yeasticidal, mycobactericidal) • Hypoallergenic • No need to rinse with water • Silicone-free • HACCP-compliant • Compatible with STOP dispensers (please enquire) Standard: EN 14476

Stainless-steel touch-free automatic hand sanitiser dispenser • Compatible with ethanol, isopropyl alcohol (IPA) (up to 80%) and hydro-alcoholic gel • Automatically dispenses a predefined amount of sanitiser • Infrared sensor detects the hand • Operates on 9V batteries (6 x LR20, sold separately) • 6 L refillable tank or 5 L off-theshelf • Easily accessible housing at the rear • Entirely closed • Can be fastened to the floor • HACCP-compliant

TORK®

WALL-MOUNTED EYEWASH STATION

Wall-mounted emergency eyewash station for rinsing the face and eyes • Manual control with an anti-return system • Low pressure aerators to deliver a wide-diameter aerated flow, ideally spaced for the face • High-strength ABS plastic bowl •  Galvanised steel piping with RILSAN PL11 polyester powder coating • Coating ultra-resistant to corrosion even in the most extreme conditions • This device must be connected to the mains water supply

Standard: EN 15154- 2: 2007

Item number

Packaging 846215 # x 1 # x 1

PEDESTAL EYEWASH STATION

Emergency eyewash station for rinsing the face and eyes • Pedestal station with manual activation and an anti-return system (aluminium paddle-type handle) • Low pressure aerators to deliver a widediameter aerated flow, ideally spaced for the face • High-strength ABS plastic bowl •  Galvanised steel piping with RILSAN PL11 polyester powder coating • Coating ultra-resistant to corrosion even in the most extreme conditions • This device must be connected to the mains water supply • The used water is evacuated at the bottom of the station

Standard: EN 15154- 2: 2007

COMBINED SHOWER + EYEWASH STATION

Combined shower and eyewash for emergency washing of the body, face and eyes • Separate activation of the 2 devices (aluminium paddle-type handle for the eyewash and steel pull rod for the shower) Emergency eyewash station for rinsing the face and eyes • Manual control with an anti-return system • Low pressure aerators to deliver a wide-diameter aerated flow, ideally spaced for the face • High-strength ABS plastic shower and bowl • Galvanised steel piping with RILSAN PL11 polyester powder coating • Coating ultra-resistant to corrosion even in the most extreme conditions • This device must be connected to the mains water supply • The used water is evacuated at the bottom of the station

Standard: EN 15154- 2: 2007

Packaging 846220 # x 1 # x 1

Item number

Item number

Packaging 846230 Q x 1 # x 1

Designed

Kit includes: 2 Zenex™ padlocks, 2 miniature circuit breaker lockout devices, a universal circuit breaker lockout device, 2 "Do not operate" labels, one nylon lockout hasp with flexible loop, one adjustable cable lockout device Ø 4 mm x 1.8 m, one compact lockout pouch

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BODY PROTECTION

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ARTICLE 1. ENFORCEABILITY

1.1.These standards terms and conditions of sale apply as of right to any sale of products (hereinafter “Products”) or supply of services (hereinafter “Services”) by any of the companies of the RG Group (hereinafter “RG”) to any professional buyer (hereinafter the “Customer”), which accepts them and agrees it has full knowledge of the same, and thereby waives the use of any conflicting document, particularly its own standard terms and conditions of purchase. The Products and Services are hereinafter called the “Ordered Supply”. As a result, placing an order entails the full and unqualified acceptance of these standard terms and conditions of sale by the Customer, to the exclusion of all other documents of the Customer or RG such as brochures, catalogues etc., which are only provided for guidance.

1.2.No document other than this one shall create obligations on the parties or waive the terms hereof, unless it has been agreed in writing and signed by the parties or has been indicated in the accepted order or the particular terms and conditions under article 2.

1.3.The Customer agrees that RG may reasonably amend these standard terms and conditions of sale at a later time and that their relationship shall always be governed by the latest terms and conditions in force on the date of the order.

ARTICLE 2.FORMATION OF AGREEMENTS

2.1.Any order from the Customer shall necessarily be placed in writing (email, facsimile transmission or post) and shall state the requested delivery address, invoicing address, order number, order date, item numbers, quantities and specifications relating to the Ordered Supply. An order comprising incomplete or inaccurate information could result in errors or delays that may not be attributed to RG.

2.2.Orders that are sent to RG shall only be deemed to be accepted and the agreement concluded after they have been acknowledged by RG.

2.3.Any quotes or technical and commercial offers from RG shall be offers (hereinafter “Quote”). A Quote shall be valid for 30 days from its date of establishment, unless otherwise agreed. The agreement shall only be formed with the unqualified acceptance of the terms and conditions of the Quote by the Customer.

2.4.In practice, the Customer expresses its consent by sending back the signed Quote by post or facsimile transmission or places an order with an express reference to the Quote.

2.5.The Customer may not in any event unilaterally cancel or amend an agreement formed in accordance with the provisions above (hereinafter the “Agreement”). In any event, the price of any order that has been placed duly shall be paid on the agreed due date.

2.6.The benefit of the Agreement shall be personal to the Customer and may not be transferred in any manner whatsoever without the prior written consent of RG. On the other hand, RG may transfer the Agreement to any party of its choice without the prior consent of the Customer.

2.7.No Product may be returned to RG without its prior consent. If a return is accepted, transport costs shall be borne exclusively by the Customer, unless otherwise agreed by RG. After consenting to a return, RG shall only establish a credit note if it receives the Products in perfect condition, after verification and acceptance by RG.

ARTICLE 3. SERVICES

3.1.As part of the performance of Services, the obligations of RG shall depend on the Services for which it is appointed and which are detailed in the Agreement, which may where applicable, supplement or deviate from these standard terms and conditions.

3.2. Routine maintenance of category III PPE

If requested by the Customer, RG may provide Services for the routine maintenance of category III PPE in order to verify its proper working condition and identify any faults, to the exclusion of repairs of such faults.

3.3. Corrective maintenance of category III PPE If requested by the Customer, RG may provide Services for the corrective maintenance of category III PPE in order to repair the same.

3.4.

3.5. Training

The Customer may ask RG for its technical expertise and order Services for training within its company or between companies, in order to acquire the skills and knowledge for maintaining category III PPE.

3.6. Supply of automatic PPE dispensers If so requested by the Customer, RG may provide automatic PPE dispensers in the conditions defined in the Agreement.

3.7.Other Services. For any request for additional Services that are not initially provided in the Agreement, RG shall send an additional Quote to the Customer. If the Customer does not ask for an additional Quote, the Services shall be provided and invoiced on the terms and prices applicable by RG on the date of the order.

3.8.The performance schedule of the Services shall be as provided in the Agreement. It shall be for guidance. As a result, an overrun of the schedule indicated by RG shall not result in any change in the price and/or terms of payment of the Service. Besides, and in any event, RG shall not be liable towards the Customer if the delay is caused by negligence by the Customer in the supply of the information required by RG to carry out its mission.

3.9.The acceptance of Services shall be defined as either the signing of an acceptance report by the parties, or, failing that, the taking over by the Customer of the results of the Services Provided by RG. If the Customer fails to make any observations within a month of completion of the Services, that shall amount to the unqualified acceptance of the Services provided.

3.10.The modalities of the work for the Customer by RG shall be provided in the Agreement. If RG provides the Services in a location agreed beforehand, the dates of performance shall be agreed by mutual consent. The dates of work shall be confirmed by the Customer at least 7 days in advance. After that time, the dates of work suggested by RG shall no longer be guaranteed.

3.11.If the work is cancelled or postponed in the three days prior to the scheduled date for reasons out of the control of RG, a charge shall be invoiced to the Customer by RG on the basis of the applicable price list.

ARTICLE 4.SUPPLIES FROM THE CUSTOMER

4.1. For the purpose of performing some Services, the Customer shall provide RG, at the Customer’s cost, the products that will be required for the performance of the Services (hereinafter “Supplies”). The Customer agrees and accepts that RG shall only perform the Services upon receipt of the Supplies. Any failure by the Customer to provide the Supplies would release RG from its responsibility.

4.2.Unless otherwise provided in the Agreement, the cost of transporting the Supplies shall be paid by the Customer. Thus, if RG takes charge of transporting the Supplies up to the point required for performing the Services, it shall do so merely as the representative of the Customer. Transport costs (shipping out and return costs) shall therefore be charged back in full to the Customer.

4.3.The Supplies shall remain the full and entire property of the Customer throughout the term of the Agreement, which shall not transfer any rights to RG.

4.4.The Customer shall have sole, full and entire and responsibility for any damage by the Supplies during the performance of the Agreement.

ARTICLE 5.OBLIGATIONS OF THE CUSTOMER

The Customer shall: - appoint a competent correspondent who shall be the contact of RG throughout the duration of the Services; - make sure that the required instructions reach RG on time to allow it to fulfil its Services normally;

- hand over or cause the handing over by its partners, within the agreed time, of all the working documents, files, materials etc. required for the performance of the Services;

-if required, approve the different steps of performance of the Services within the agreed time;

-take the steps required for promptly lifting any obstacles or clearing any difficulty that would stand in the way of the performance of the Services required, and, where applicable, secure the permissions required for performing the Services; - enforce its rights and discharge its obligations under the Agreement under which the services of RG are requested, failing which RG would then be released from all its obligations in that respect;

- make sure that the workers of RG are kept safe in accordance with the laws and regulations of the country of performance of the Services, and with the requirements stated by RG in its offer in the Agreement or in the preparatory documents handed over to the Customer.

ARTICLE 6. PRICE - PAYMENT

6.1.The prices shall be detailed in the Agreement. Prices are quoted excluding taxes, in euros, based on the Incoterms (ICC 2020) term applicable in accordance with provision 7.

6.2. Unless otherwise provided, prices are quoted exclusive of any increase. Thus, if a particular request by the Customer in respect of the personnel assigned to the performance of the Services and/or a change in schedule were to lead to an extra cost for RG (increased remuneration of personnel, for instance), that extra cost shall be fully borne by the Customer.

6.3. Prices may be revised at any time by RG, particularly due to monetary fluctuations or any other incidents that could have repercussions on the price of raw materials and labour. RG will inform the Customer of the same. The revised prices shall then apply to the future orders of the Customer.

6.4.All invoices issued by RG shall be payable at its registered office, net, immediately on the date of issue of the invoice, unless otherwise provided in the Agreement. Unless otherwise provided in the Agreement, no discount shall be owed by RG for early payment.

6.5.RG reserves the right to adapt the applicable terms of payment to the financial position of the Customer and/or to make the fulfilment of pending orders contingent upon the supply of additional guarantees or the prior payment of the Ordered Supply.

6.6. The Customer may not use any cause whatsoever for deferring or modifying the terms of payment or asking for a price reduction, particularly any dispute regarding the quality or nonconformity of the Ordered Supply or a delay in delivery.

6.7.Any invoice that is not paid in full by the Customer when it is due shall make the Customer liable as of right, with no need for a formal notice, for (i) penalty for late payment at three times the legal interest rate (ii) payment of a charge of €40 as collection costs, (iii) the immediate payment of all invoices that are not yet due, (iv) payment before delivery of any orders already accepted by RG in accordance with the provisions of article 2. RG shall also be entitled to cancel pending orders without prejudice to claims for damages and/or the right to terminate the Agreement.

ARTICLE 7. DELIVERY

7.1.Deliveries to metropolitan France of Products with a value above €350 excluding VAT shall be made to the Customer according to Incoterms (ICC 2020) term DDP. In that case, Products shall be transported at the risk of the RG.

7.2. Notwithstanding the above, deliveries to Customers outside metropolitan France or deliveries to Customers in metropolitan France of Products with a value below €350 excluding VAT shall be made according to Incoterms (ICC 2020) term EXW premises of RG. In that case, Products shall therefore be transported at the risk of the Customer. Thus, if RG takes charge of transport up to the point stated in the Agreement, it shall do so merely as the representative of the Customer. Delivery costs shall therefore be charged back in full to the Customer.

7.3.Delivery times shall only be provided for guidance and the Customer may not use them as grounds for demanding order cancellation, penalties or compensation and/or for refusing to pay the price or instalments provided in the Agreement. If the delivery is delayed for reasons outside the control of the RG, it shall be deemed to be completed on the agreed date.

7.4.For export sales, the various permissions (import licence, currency transfer permission etc.) shall first be secured by the Customer prior to delivery.

7.5.If, upon delivery, the Customer finds any visible defects (missing parts or damage), it shall immediately notify its exceptions to the carrier on the delivery documents, including if the shipment has been made at the risk and cost of RG. Such exceptions shall be confirmed to the carrier by recorded delivery with acknowledgement of receipt or any other appropriate means in writing, no later than within three (3) working days of the delivery. A copy of that letter shall be sent to RG.

ARTICLE 8.GUARANTEES AND LIABILITY

8.1.The Customer shall be responsible for informing RG of its needs and making sure that the specifications of its order meet its requirements in every way. The Customer shall be deemed to be fully aware of the Ordered Supply purchased by it, and agrees that it has been in a position to obtain information relating to its order and has understood the same. The Customer alone shall identify the purpose and use of the Ordered Supply. Any request from the Customer for a change in specifications in relation to the offer made by RG shall be made under the sole responsibility of the Customer.

RG shall not in any way be liable to the Customer whenever the Ordered Supply delivered complies with the order. Compliance with the order shall be determined by reference to the Agreement.

The Customer shall also be responsible for implementing and installing the Products in accordance with the standards, good practices and safety rules of the country of destination.

8.2. Guarantee

In respect of the Products purchased and resold by RG, the guarantee that could apply shall be that provided by the manufacturer of the Products marketed by RG.

8.3.

Liability

RG does not take on any guarantee obligations other than that provided above. In particular, RG shall never guarantee the performance or fitness of the Ordered Supply for a particular purpose, if that information is not stated expressly in the Agreement.

In case of doubt about the interpretation of a clause or the absence of information for determining the precise scope of the obligations of RG, the Customer agrees that the obligations of RG shall be understood to be best-efforts obligations.

RG may at any time counter action for liability by making an Ordered Supply conforming or replacing it.

IN ANY EVENT, SUBJECT TO CASES OF WILFUL MISCONDUCT, THE LIABILITY OF RG SHALL NOT IN ANY EVENT EXCEED THE AMOUNT EXCLUDING VAT PAID BY THE CUSTOMER FOR THE DISPUTED ORDERED SUPPLY.

RG shall not in any event be liable for any intangible and/or consequential damage, particularly business interruption, loss of customers, loss of turnover, loss of data, moral or commercial harm or harm to the brand image sustained by the Customer.

Any challenge by the Customer of the proper performance by RG of its contractual obligations shall be accompanied by its reasons and sent by recorded delivery with acknowledgement of receipt no later than in the year of the claimed non-performance. Any failure to do so would amount

to a waiver by the Customer of its claims in respect of the proper performance by RG of its contractual obligations.

ARTICLE 9. RETENTION OF TITLE REGARDLESS OF THE DATE ON WHICH THE RISK RELATING TO THE PRODUCTS IS TRANSFERRED TO THE CUSTOMER UNDER ARTICLE 7, THE TRANSFER OF TITLE TO THE PRODUCTS TO THE CUSTOMER SHALL BE CONTINGENT UPON THE EFFECTIVE PAYMENT IN FULL OF THEIR PRICE INCLUDING PRINCIPAL, INTEREST AND INCIDENTAL COSTS.

In that respect, the Customer agrees that the delivered Products shall always be identifiable after delivery.

As a result, as long as the price of the Products has not been paid in full, RG may demand that the Customer return the Products, and if the Customer fails in that respect, RG may retrieve the Products affected by this retention of title clause. If the affected Products have been resold by the Customer, RG expressly reserves the benefit of the sale price still owing from the buyer, in the amount of its own claim against the Customer. The Customer agrees to take out insurance at its own cost to cover any damage to all Products under retention of title and hereby appoints RG as its substitute in its rights against the insurance company of the Customer.

ARTICLE 10.CONFIDENTIALITY AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

10.1.Each of the parties shall consider as strictly confidential, and shall not disclose any information, data, formula or concept that has been provided to it by the other party in any form whatsoever (in writing, verbal, on magnetic, electronic, computer media etc.) on the occasion of this Agreement (hereinafter “Confidential Information”) for a period of five (5) years from the termination of this Agreement. Neither party shall disclose Confidential Information about the other to a third party without the express written consent of the other party, and shall not use such Confidential Information other than for the performance of the Agreement. Each party shall apply the same care to the non-disclosure of Confidential Information as that applied to its own Confidential Information.

Confidential Information does not include information (a) that is generally available to the public or known to it, (b) already known to the recipient, (c) developed independently by the recipient away from the Agreement, (d) disclosed lawfully by a third party or for providing evidence before a competent authority.

The two parties agree to take, in respect of their employees and partners, all the measures required to ensure that the obligation above is effectively fulfilled, and shall vouch for their compliance with this confidentiality obligation.

10.2. Unless otherwise provided expressly in the Agreement, the Agreement may not be construed to entail any transfer whatsoever to the Customer of the intellectual property rights relating to the Ordered Supply. RG shall retain all the intellectual property rights relating to the Ordered Supply under the Agreement. Similarly, all drawings, documents and technical data, instructions, samples or other documents supplied to the Customer as part of the performance of the Agreement by RG and, where applicable, the relevant intellectual property rights, shall remain the exclusive property of RG.

As a result, by paying the price under the Agreement, the Customer shall only buy a right to use the results of the Ordered Supply that is protected intellectual property of RG. For any other use, the Customer shall enquired with RG in order to define the conditions, particularly financial conditions.

10.3.The Customer authorises RG to use its name and logo as a sales reference.

ARTICLE 11. FORCE MAJEURE

11.1.As a first step, force majeure circumstances in the meaning of article 1218 of the French Civil Code shall suspend the obligations of the parties. In the event of the occurrence of such a circumstance, the parties shall endeavour in good faith to take all measures that are reasonably possible to continue the performance of the Agreement. If the force majeure circumstance lasts beyond thirty (30) days, the Agreement may be terminated by either party with no compensation due from either of them.

11.2.The following are expressly considered to be force majeure circumstances: lock-out, strike, epidemic, pandemic, closure by the authorities, lock-downs, embargoes, accidents, damage to machinery or tools, exceptionally bad weather, interruption or delay in transport, impossibility of procurement or defective raw materials or any other event out of the control of RG which would normally result in the full or partial shut-down of the operations of RG, its suppliers or subcontractors or would make production impossible or ruinous, total or partial block of means of communication, including networks.

ARTICLE 12.TERMINATION/DISSOLUTION

RG shall be entitled to terminate/dissolve this Agreement as of right by recorded delivery with acknowledgement of receipt: -if the Customer fails to fulfil all or part of its obligations, particularly its payment and confidentiality obligations, obligation of non-infringement of the intellectual property rights of RG and generally if it fails to fulfil the Agreement fairly, if the Customer fails to remedy its non-fulfilment within thirty (30) days of notice sent by recorded delivery with acknowledgement of receipt stating the intention of RG to use this clause, without prejudice to compensation for any direct or consequential damage it may have sustained due to such termination;

-if the Customer’s financial or commercial position were to change adversely, resulting in a risk of a payment default.

If, due to the nature of the unfulfilled obligation, the defaulting party is unable to remedy it (e.g. violation of a prohibition), the Agreement may be terminated as of right by either party without notice and termination shall be effective upon the receipt of the letter notifying the termination.

If the Agreement is terminated, RG shall be released from its performance obligation. It shall return any amounts paid by the Customer for unfulfilled orders, unless the termination is due to a fault by the Customer. RG shall not owe any compensation to the Customer.

ARTICLE 13. SUBCONTRACTING AND PROVISION OF PERSONNEL

For the proper performance of its tasks, RG may use the subcontractors of its choice and/or use personnel provided in the conditions set out in articles L. 8241-1 et sequentes of the French Labour Code.

ARTICLE 14.NON-SOLICITATION OF PERSONNEL

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ARTICLE 15.SETTLEMENT

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ARTICLE 16. GENERAL

16.1.A waiver by RG of a provision of these standard terms and conditions shall not in any way be construed to be a waiver on its part of the subsequent enforcement of any of said provisions, particularly if it waives its right to demand the immediate payment of an overdue amount.

16.2.Any annulment of a clause shall not affect the validity of the other clauses hereof.

16.3. In the event of a dispute, the parties agree to consider facsimile transmissions and email as original documents that constitute full evidence, and waive any challenges of that evidence, unless they dispute its authenticity.