Ergonomics
The proper ergonomic posture reduces the risk of occupational illnesses.
If you work at a desk, back and wrist rests are the ideal way to give your body long-term support.
Opt for belts or adjustable straps for a tight back and elbow position.
If you have to work on your knees a lot, a good kneepad is indispensable. Lightweight kneepads are ideal to wear all day long.
Do you want the best comfort? Protectors in gel and foam provide extra stability and have a simple closure.
Standing on hard floors for extended periods of time causes pain to your lower back and upper limbs.
Workshop mats are an ideal solution to set up your workplace ergonomically. Anti-fatigue mats prevent loss of concentration. These are also often anti-slip and resistant to high wear and tear.
If you work in a heavy industry, be sure to look for fire-retardant, water-resistant, or oil-resistant mats.
