Gloves protect hands and are designed to ensure safety and hygiene in various environments. Commonly referred to as hand protection, these products are crucial for preventing injuries and contamination. Industries such as healthcare, manufacturing, and food service use gloves to maintain high standards of safety and cleanliness.

Packaging supplies include a range of products designed to facilitate the packaging and transportation of goods. The category includes packing materials or mailing supplies, these items are crucial for ensuring the safe and efficient delivery of products. Industries such as e-commerce, logistics, and manufacturing use shipping supplies to maintain operational effectiveness and customer satisfaction.

Safety equipment includes a range of products designed to protect workers from hazards in their environment. Also referred to as personal protective equipment, these products are essential for maintaining safety and compliance in the workplace. Industries such as construction, manufacturing, and healthcare use safety equipment to ensure worker protection and operational efficiency.

Workwear includes garments designed for various environments and purposes, often referred to as work clothes. These products are essential for ensuring comfort, protection, and professional appearance in different settings. Industries such as retail, hospitality, and healthcare use appropriate work clothing to meet their operational needs and maintain standards.

Food Service & Restaurant Supplies refer to all equipment, utensils, and other essential items utilized in the food and beverage industry to prepare, serve, and manage food-related operations. Also known as Hospitality or Catering supplies, these products are integral to a wide range of industries including restaurants, cafes, bars, catering companies, hotels, and institutions such as schools and hospitals. They enhance efficiency and functionality in food preparation, presentation, and customer service, ensuring a streamlined operation in these establishments.

Cleaning and hygiene supplies include products designed to maintain cleanliness and promote health in various environments. Often called janitorial supplies or sanitary products, these items are essential for preventing the spread of germs and ensuring a clean workspace. Industries such as healthcare, hospitality, and food service use these supplies to uphold hygiene standards and operational efficiency.

Tools, tapes, and bolts encompass a variety of items essential for construction, repair, and maintenance tasks. Often referred to as hardware or fastening supplies, these products are key to ensuring the stability and functionality of projects. Industries such as construction, manufacturing, and maintenance use quality tools, tapes, and bolts to perform tasks efficiently and safely.

JALAS 1228W, The most comfortable and durable welding shoe for welding with the best possible protection. BOA® fastening system for a perfect fit and PU-coated leather uppers for extra protection. Specially treated leather and KEVLAR® yarn at the seams provide heat protection with an upper operating temperature of 427°C and a long-term heat exposure limit of 204°C. An oil and heat resistant nitrile outsole provides excellent grip and the JALAS® composite toe guard, steel nail anchorage protection and double Poron® XRD® shock absorbing zones help prevent injuries.

JALAS Heavy Duty 1258, The name says it all - durable safety footwear for demanding conditions. Protection class S3. PU-coated leather upper and Kevlar® seams that can withstand temperatures up to 204°C for long periods. Oil and heat resistant nitrile sole for excellent grip. JALAS® composite toe protection, steel nail anchorage protection. PORON® XRD® dual shock absorbing zones in the sole effectively absorb shock. Convenient velcro fastening.

JALAS Heavy Duty 1268, Nail guard material steel, toe cap material composite, PU midsole, rubber outsole, upper material PU leather

JALAS Heavy Duty 1278, Very durable and sturdy safety shoe with BOA Fit System. Protection class S3. For demanding conditions. PU coated leather upper. Reinforced heel, impact protection on the upper. Good ankle support. Oil and heat resistant nitrile sole for excellent grip. JALAS® composite toe protection, steel nail anchorage protection. PORON® XRD® dual shock absorbing zones in the sole effectively absorb shock.

JALAS Heavy Duty 1338, Suitable for heavy-duty work and demanding environments, this safety footwear is airport-friendly and penetrates metal detectors. The Vibram Arctic Grip sole is heat resistant and provides excellent grip even on wet ice. Water-repellent footwear. BOA® fastening system for a perfect fit and easy on/off. Nail anchor protection in plasma treated composite textile (PTC), composite toe protection.

JALAS Heavy Duty 1348, Metal-free safety footwear for really tough and dirty environments. Thanks to the Arctic Grip sole, you can stand firmly even on wet ice. Heat and oil resistant outsole. Plasma-treated composite (PTC) nail protection, composite toe protection and microfibre/PU-coated leather upper.

JALAS Heavy Duty 1358, Durable, water-repellent, medium-height safety shoe with BOA® Fit System. PU-coated leather and microfibre uppers provide excellent foot support. Shock protection on the sides of the shoe and in the evening. Oil and heat resistant Arctic Grip Vibram outsole provides excellent grip on slippery surfaces. JALAS® composite toe protection, textile grip protection. Good shock absorption.

JALAS Heavy Duty 1368, High quality safety boots for very demanding environments and severe cold, down to -40 degrees. Metal-free and Arctic Grip sole, excellent grip even on wet ice. Nail anchor protection in plasma treated composite, composite toe protection. Warm and comfortable, excellent cushioning.

JALAS Heavy Duty 1378, A very warm safety jacket for winter use. Protection class S3. For cold and slippery conditions. PU coated leather, polyester fur and Thinsulate™ lining protect feet in all conditions. The oil- and heat-resistant Vibram Arctic Grip outsole provides excellent traction, while the JALAS® composite toe protection, steel spike protection and double PORON® XRD® shock-absorbing zones keep feet safe.

JALAS Heavy Duty 1388, Safety boot with Arctic grip sole. For harsh winter and demanding environments. Steel toe protection, composite toe protection, Cordura® uppers and PU coated leather. A safety boot that keeps you warm and protected in slippery, cold, very cold and harsh environments.

JALAS Heavy Duty 1398 WINTER GTX, A waterproof safety boot ideal for wet and very cold winters. Uppers made of highly protective surface leather and technical textile for support and protection. GORE-TEX lining and extra warm fur lining keep feet dry and warm. Two BOA® adjusters on the side allow for separate adjustment of the foot and toe. High grip Vibram® Arctic Grip Pro outsole provides excellent traction on wet ice, snow and other slippery surfaces. Composite toe protection and soft textile spike protection.

JALAS TIO 2028, Soft and water-repellent safety footwear that provides effective protection. Superior softness and comfort thanks to the stable TIO (Three In One) outsole, which prevents long-term foot and back injuries. BOA® on the side of the footwear allows for a perfect fit, with no pressure on the foot when working in the kneeling position. The footwear has an aluminium toe guard and a soft textile spike guard. New Jalas technology with three soles in one.

Textiles are materials made from fibers, such as cotton, wool, or polyester. In Europe, there are rules for how textiles should be made, sold, and labeled. These rules are set by the European Union. These rules ensure that textiles are safe and do not contain harmful chemicals, that they are labeled correctly and that the use of certain dangerous chemicals are banned. These rules are set to protect the health and safety of consumers and the environment. Companies that make or sell textiles in the EU must comply with these rules.

EN ISO 20349-2:2017 is a standard that sets guidelines for the safety of footwear worn in certain work environments. It includes rules on how the shoes should perform, like how well they protect against slips, sharp objects and how much energy they can absorb. Test results are used to make sure the shoes meet these rules. The tests include checking resistance to slips on different surfaces, penetration resistance of sharp objects, and energy absorption of the whole shoe.

EN ISO 20349-2:2017/A1:2020 is a standard that sets rules for the safety of footwear worn in certain work environments. It states requirements for shoes to protect against slips, sharp objects and how much energy they can absorb during impact. Test results are used to make sure the shoes meet these rules. The tests include checking resistance to slips on different surfaces, penetration resistance of sharp objects, and energy absorption of the whole shoe during impact.

CE Marking is a label that shows a product meets certain safety and environmental standards set by the European Union. To get the CE Marking, a company must test and certify their product meets these standards. CE Marking is required for many products sold in the EU, including electronics, machinery, toys and medical devices. It helps ensure that products are safe for consumers and the environment, and allows for easy trade within the EU.

The CI designation in the standard EN ISO 20345:2011 refers to the insulation performance of footwear against cold. This specification indicates that the footwear offers insulation against cold conditions, protecting the wearer's feet from low-temperature environments. The test method for determining this involves measuring the temperature decrease inside the footwear when exposed to cold conditions over a specified period. This performance is crucial for footwear used in conditions where exposure to cold is significant, ensuring safety and comfort for the wearer in such environments. The practical implications for safety footwear in this category include enhanced worker safety and performance in cold climates, applicable to industries such as construction, cold storage, and outdoor operations in winter conditions.

The General Requirements HI result in the standard EN ISO 20345:2011 indicates that the footwear has been evaluated for insulation against heat. This particular result implies that the footwear can offer a certain level of protection against heat, ensuring that the user's feet are insulated when exposed to high temperatures. The test for this requirement involves assessing the footwear's capacity to provide insulation from heat under controlled test conditions. Given the practical implications, this result suggests that the footwear is suitable for environments where exposure to heat is a significant factor, such as in foundries or steel mills, thereby safeguarding the wearer’s feet against thermal risks. This is crucial for procurement professionals when considering safety footwear for sectors where heat resistance is paramount, ensuring compliance with safety regulations and protective performance criteria.

The standard EN ISO 20345:2011 encompasses general requirements for safety footwear to ensure they provide adequate protection in various occupational environments. Rating 'CR' signifies that the footwear has a cut resistant upper ensuring enhanced protection. The test method involves assessing the material's resistance to splitting or cracking under certain conditions, which simulates real-world industrial hazards involving sharp objects or surfaces. Practically, this result ensures that the footwear is suitable for environments where there is a risk of materials splitting or getting caught, thereby providing essential safety benefits to the user.

The HRO result listed in the standard EN ISO 20345:2011 pertains to the heat resistance of the outsole of safety footwear. This test result confirms that the outsole is capable of withstanding exposure to high temperatures without degrading its physical properties and performance. The test method requires that the outsole of the footwear be exposed to 300°C for a minimum of 60 seconds under specified conditions, during which the outsole should not melt or crack, ensuring that it continues to provide protection against hot environments. Since the HRO classification attests to heat resistance, this feature is particularly important in industries such as metallurgy or construction, where contact with hot surfaces is a common hazard. Understanding this result can assist procurement professionals in sourcing appropriate safety footwear that meets the required durability and performance in high-temperature working conditions.

The EN ISO 20345:2011 standard specifies the general safety requirements for protective footwear used in various industries. The S3 designation under this standard means the footwear has met certain criteria, including basic toe protection, anti-static properties, energy absorption of the seat region, water resistance, fully enclosed heel, cleated outsole, and penetration resistance by a steel midsole. This classification involves specific test methods like compression and impact tests on toe protection, antistatic resistance tests, energy absorption verification at the heel section, water penetration, and absorption tests to ascertain the upper material's resistance, and penetration resistance tests to ensure the protective features of the outsole and midsole. For industries requiring protective footwear that can withstand mechanical risks, moisture, and sharp objects, achieving an S3 result guarantees a high safety level, making footwear that meets this requirement suitable for environments with increased moisture and at risk of foot penetration by sharp objects.

EN 61340-5-1:2016 is a European standard that defines the requirements and test methods for measuring the performance of ESD (electrostatic discharge) protective clothing. This standard covers the performance of clothing, including material, design and construction, that is intended to protect the human body against electrostatic discharges, which are a type of electrical shock caused by the build-up of static electricity on the body or clothing. The standard also includes test methods to evaluate the clothing's performance, including tests for electric strength, charge decay, and resistance to penetration of electrostatic charges. Test results must show that the clothing meets or exceeds the required performance levels and other requirements specified in the standard.

The standard EN 61340-5-1:2016 specifies requirements and test methods for materials and products that control electrostatic discharge to prevent damage or malfunction of electronic/components in sensitive environments. When a product is labeled as Antistatic under this standard, it signifies that the material or protective equipment has properties that prevent the build-up of static electricity by allowing it to dissipate. This result generally implies a surface resistance in a specific range or contains materials that dissipate electrostatic charges. Testing for antistatic properties typically includes measuring the resistance of the material or product by applying a voltage across it and determining its resistance using tools such as an electrostatic voltmeter or a surface resistance meter. This test is essential in environments such as electronic assembly or explosive atmospheres, where static discharge can be harmful. Properly marked materials under EN 61340-5-1:2016 ensure that the products are safe for use in settings where electrostatic discharge could pose a risk, thereby safeguarding sensitive equipment or environments from electrostatic damage.

JALAS® safety footwear, boots and sandals guarantee the highest quality, comfort and safety. These characteristics have been our hallmark since 1916. The JALAS® story began in the village of Jokipi, which remains the proud home of design, development and manufacturing.

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