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12 Posts in this encyclopedia categoryEmbroidery emblem
An embroidery emblem, also known as a patch, is a decorative or identifying element made of embroidered material and sewn onto various textiles or surfaces. It is often embellished with embroidery or a patch. Typically, these emblems are adorned with symbols, logos, names, or other individual designs.
EN 14058
EN 14058 is a European standard that specifies requirements for cold protection clothing for workers. This certified cold protection clothing provides protection against cold and wind while ensuring breathability and freedom of movement.
The standard is intended for clothing used in environments with temperatures down to -5°C. It covers protection against cold through a combination of wind, humidity, and low temperatures.
EN 20345
The EN ISO 20345:2022 version sets out the fundamental and additional optional requirements for safety footwear. These include protection against mechanical risks, slip resistance, protection against heat and cold, and ergonomic features.
Previously, safety footwear was governed by the EN ISO 20345:2011 standard. This standard has now been replaced or updated by a new version, EN ISO 20345:2022.
EN 20471
EN ISO 20471 is a European standard that specifies the requirements and test methods for high-visibility protective clothing. This standard specifically applies to fluorescent and retroreflective materials to enhance the wearer’s visibility. The standard is internationally recognized as ISO 20471 and in Europe as EN ISO 20471.
EN 342
The standard EN 342:2017 specifies the performance requirements and test methods for clothing systems (i.e., two-piece suits or one-piece suits) to ensure protection against the effects of cold environments with temperatures at or below -5°C. These effects include not only low temperatures but also humidity and wind speed.
Requirements and test methods for clothing to protect against cool environments are specified in EN 14058.
Protection functions and requirements for footwear, gloves, and separate headgear are not covered by this standard.
EN 511:2006
The European standard EN 511:2006 specifies the requirements for protective gloves against convective cold (penetrating cold) or contact cold (direct contact with cold surfaces) down to -50°C.
To be certified according to EN 511, a glove must also meet abrasion resistance and tear resistance requirements according to EN 388 of at least Level 1, as this ensures that the gloves have basic durability. Generally, gloves must also comply with all applicable requirements of EN 420.
EN ISO 20345
The EN ISO 20345 is a standard that specifies safety footwear and defines their requirements for the protection and safety of workers in various environments. These shoes are designed to protect the wearer from injuries and hazards at the workplace. A common feature of all safety shoes is the toe cap, which must withstand a force of at least 200 joules.