Firefighters and intervention teams
Protective equipment and supporting services for professional fire departments and intervention teams.
Fire fighting boots
Firefighting boots for professional fire and intervention services.
Fire fighting helmets
Standard and customisable fire helmets for firefighters and emergency services
Firefighting suits
Lightweight, ergonomic turnout gear with the best thermal properties
Firefighting gloves
Firefighter gloves made of high-quality materials with an ergonomic fit.
Respiratory protection for firefighters
Autonomous respiratory protection and face masks for safe interventions
Fire resistant cabinets
Discover our fire resistant loading and storage cabinets
Technical support clothing
The KEIRYO series from SAMURAI® GORE-TEX PYRAD® ensures that fire service personnel can carry out their work comfortably and safely in every situation.
Vlitex: fire containment blankets for extinguishing batteries
Fire fighting boots
Other demanding industries and workplace applications
Discover how our expertise contributes to a safer workplace in the most demanding industries and applications.
Protection for automotive industry
All safety equipment for garage owners and damage repair companies under one roof, from work shoes to welding protection…
Electric arc protection
The discharge of heat energy released during an electric arc causes severe burns. In addition to wearing the right PPE, an understanding and knowledge of the risks is essential.
Metal processing
The risks in the metal sector are very broad, including cutting risks, fire hazards, exposure to harmful substances, ... We have listed the right PPE for the most important activities here.
Police protection
Personal protection equipment for police and intervention services. From tactical work boots to bodycameras.
Firefighters and intervention teams
Emergency services never know in advance what situation they will find themselves in. Effective protection that is also comfortable to wear in every situation is of vital importance.
Safe entry into confined spaces
Poor accessibility for emergency workers and lack of ventilation make working in confined spaces dangerous. Entering a confined space begins with good organization and coordination.