Our Innovation Directions

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 Our innovation concept applies to the following fields: 

  • End-customer protection 

From the outset we have directed our innovation efforts towards delivering important benefits to end-users.
Whether it is new product functions, applications, increased protection levels, design, comfort, ease of use, fit, durability, or associated services (educational programs, training modules, technical support), our research outcomes are based on in-depth understanding of specific needs and the way our products are used in our customer environments.
 

Each type of environment requires an adapted solution, while regulation frequently imposed new standards. 

Our R&D and product management teams respond to both these demands. They base their work and methods on real workplace needs, working side-by-side with end-users to create suitable innovative solutions.  

This enables us to take into account all the factors that can increase users’ acceptance for PPE, and to develop genuinely innovative products and solutions for them. 

  • Future trends in safety at work 

We anticipate future evolutions by pioneering solutions to counter unknown risks.
We anticipate international and local regulation requirements with suitable safety solutions that people like to use and wear.
 

We track emerging technologies that can dramatically enhance protection levels, and new high-tech materials that will create more resistant and easy-to-use PPE. 

We also design and develop increasingly environment-friendly products. 

To pool expertise in highly targeted areas, our R&D teams also interact with the external world through collaboration with experts, researchers, international universities, graduate schools and institutions. 

  • Industrial performance 

Finally, our company seeks for improvement in production processes and quality control. 

It is also committed to improve its environmental performance, including sustainable development initiatives, such as saving energy and raw materials, and limiting carbon dioxide emissions.