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Terms relating to safety at work, protection against the cold and more are explained here in a very straightforward way in our dictionary.
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Napoleon pocket
The Napoleon pocket, also known as the "Napoleon pocket," is a functional element in the world of workwear and outdoor clothing. It is a special type of pocket attached to the front or side of garments such as jackets, shirts, or vests. Characteristic of Napoleon pockets is their placement at chest height, often near the heart area.
Cold insulation (CI)
The abbreviation "CI" stands for "Cold Insulation," referring to the ability of footwear to keep cold at bay and protect the wearer's feet in cold working environments. This is particularly relevant in industries such as food processing, warehousing, or other workplaces with low temperatures.
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X-ray detectable and metal detectable
X-ray detectable and metal detectable materials are special substances or products used in various industries, particularly in food processing. These materials are designed to be detected by both X-ray machines and metal detectors to identify foreign objects or contaminants during the manufacturing process.
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.