We carry out an exhaustive control of our processes to
guarantee the highest quality in our work garments.
We have a conformity assessment system for protective clothing within the CE market such as EPI of CAT.I. An extensive internal control of production which guarantees the compliance of the PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) in relation to anticipated general requirements by the EN ISO 13688 norm, alongside with other standards that contain specific performance requirements.
Moreover, ISSALINE´s garments have been subjected to accredited laboratory tests "Lab. Accredia" to verify the following features.
All our clothing items accompanied by this yellow label, which shows the test number issued by the Ritex Laboratory, are certified as “CAT. I ”, whereas garments not CE marked or not attached with certification are not personal protective equipment, but rather generic clothing.
Personal protective equipment is classified into
three categories that are determined according to its risks:
Minimal risks where the user can determine on its own the degree of effectiveness the PPE holds against said risk.
The following risks are the ones considered:
Mechanical injuries that only lead to superficial effects.
Contact with weak-acting cleaning materials or prolonged contact with water.
Handling of hot agents or contact with surfaces that do not exceed 50º.
Eye injuries acquired from sunlight.
Adverse weather conditions, excluding extreme conditions.
Risks other than those mentioned in categories I and III are included.
Fatal risks or those that could have serious and irreversible consequences for the health of the user.
The following risks are exclusively considered: