PPE

PPE should be stored in a clean, dry area away from direct sunlight and contaminants.

Personalisation is limited and depends on the product type and material. Currently, customisation is mainly available for certain helmets on orders of 40 units or more, subject to discussion with our team. Most other PPE items do not offer personalisation options at this time.

The correct respirator depends  on the airborne hazard (such as dust, fumes, gases, or vapours), the exposure level and the working environment. Disposable respirators are typically used for particulate hazards, while reusable half-mask or full-face mask respirators are required for higher risk o chemicala exposure. Always select a respirator with the appropriate EN standard and protection rating identified in your risk assessment, and ensure it fits correctly for effective protection.

Respirator filter selection must be based on the specific contaminant type and exposure level identified in your risk assessment. Particulate filters (e.g. P1, P2, P3) protect against solid and liquid aerosols, while gas and vapour filters (e.g. A, B, E, K, or combined types such as ABEK) are designed for specific chemical groups. Always ensure the filter meets the relevant EN standards, is compatible with your respirator model, and is replaced in line with manufacturer guidance.

Our range includes OTG (over-the-glasses) safety glasses as well as models that can be fitted with prescription lenses, subject to frame design and EN certification. Many styles feature advanced anti-fog and scratch-resistant coatings to maintain clear vision in demaning environments, with selected models also offering UV protection for outdoor use. Product specifications clearly list optical class, lens coatings and compliance details to help you choose the right option.