Protect workers from airborne hazards with our range of certified respiratory protection equipment, suitable for demanding workplace environments where dust, fumes, vapours and airborne particulates are present.
Our collection includes FFP1, FFP2 and FFP3 disposable respirators (commonly referred to as P1, P2 and P3 masks), as well as reusable half-mask and full-face respirators designed for higher levels of protection and extended use. Suitable for construction, manufacturing, engineering, utilities and trade applications, these products support safe working practices where respiratory risks have been identified through risk assessment.
Selected disposable respirators comply with EN 149, while reusable half masks and full-face respirators meet standards such as EN 140 and EN 136 respectively. Replacement filters conform to EN 143 or EN 14387 depending on application, ensuring appropriate protection against particulates, gases or vapours as specified.
Designed to balance filtration efficiency with comfort and secure fit, our respiratory protection range supports prolonged wear during physically demanding tasks. Adjustable straps, replaceable filter systems and ergonomic face seals help maintain effective protection across varied working conditions.
Employers should select respiratory PPE based on hazard type, exposure level and workplace risk assessment to ensure suitable and compliant protection.
Looking for additional workplace safety equipment? Explore our full PPE collection for head protection, gloves, eye protection and site safety essentials.
Hi Vis Vest FAQs (EN ISO 20471)
What standard should a hi vis vest meet in the UK?
For most workplace use, a high-visibility vest should comply with EN ISO 20471, which sets requirements for fluorescent fabric and reflective tape to ensure visibility in daylight, low-light, and night-time conditions.
What are the hi vis classes (Class 1, Class 2 and Class 3)?
Hi vis clothing is grouped into Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3, depending on the amount of high-visibility and reflective material. The correct class depends on the job role, working environment, and level of risk.
Can you print a logo on a hi vis vest?
Yes — many styles in this collection are suitable for custom printing or embroidery, making them ideal for branded workwear, uniforms, and site-compliant company clothing.
Learn more:
👉 EN ISO 20471 explained – hi vis classes, requirements & employer responsibilities