Standards and certifications: guaranteeing equipment compliance
Hygiene and safety products are subject to European and international standards that ensure their reliability and effectiveness in professional environments. These references make it possible to select equipment suited to every hazard:
- EN 166: eye protection against impact, splashes and radiation.
- EN 388: mechanical resistance of gloves for hand protection.
- EN 397: requirements relating to industrial protective helmets.
- EN 14126: protective clothing against infectious agents.
- ISO 7010: safety signage in the workplace.
Meeting these standards guarantees user safety and makes it easier to choose hygiene and safety solutions suited to every professional environment.
Overview of hygiene and safety products for every trade
The range covers many needs: protective gloves for heavy handling or chemicals, respiratory masks for dusty or chemical environments, soap dispensers and hand towels for food processing, helmets for construction, signage and emergency response kits for public or industrial spaces. Every solution meets specific requirements: resistance to chemical agents, comfort for extended wear, or enhanced visibility. To discover other complementary equipment suited to your sector, see our selection of PPE and professional solutions on our site.
Maintenance advice for hygiene and safety equipment
Thorough maintenance extends the lifespan of professional hygiene products and guarantees their effectiveness. It is recommended to clean each item after use according to the manufacturer's instructions, to store products in a dry, clean place, and to replace consumables at the recommended frequency. Watch for signs of wear: cracks, tears, loss of elasticity or absorbency. Regular checks make it possible to anticipate replacement and ensure an optimal level of safety for all users.
Technical specifics to consider when choosing hygiene and safety products
When selecting hygiene and safety solutions, it is essential to assess several technical and contextual criteria. Compatibility with other personal protective equipment, frequency of use, and ease of maintenance are decisive factors. The resistance of professional hygiene products to workstation constraints should also be taken into account: exposure to chemical agents, temperature variations, moisture or the presence of fine dust. Some environments require hygiene and safety solutions designed for intensive use or extreme conditions. To optimise comfort and performance, favour ergonomic equipment suited to the specific requirements of your sector of activity.