INDUSTRY
Multi-risk protection for industrial environments.

Industrial workers are exposed to a wide range of hazards including heat, flame, electric arc, molten metal splash, mechanical abrasion and hazardous substances.
Europrotect develops technical fabrics designed for industrial protective clothing used across energy, utilities, manufacturing, petrochemicals, transportation and infrastructure sectors.
Our solutions combine certified protection, long-term durability and wearer comfort to support safer operations and longer garment service life.
Designed to support compliance with key international PPE standards:
- ISO 11612 -Protection against heat and flame
- ISO 11611 - Protective clothing for welding and allied processes
- IEC 61482-1-2 / IEC 61482-1-1 - Protection against electric arc hazards
- EN 1149-5 - Electrostatic dissipative protective clothing
- EN 13034 - Chemical protective clothing
- EN ISO 20471 - High-visibility clothing
- EN 343 - Rain protection clothing
- ISO 14116 - Limited flame spread protective clothing
- EN 388 - Protective gloves against mechanical risks
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GLOBAL REFERENCES
Protecting industrial professionals around the world.
Industrial professionals around the world rely on protective garments made with Europrotect fabrics.
Through our partnerships with leading PPE manufacturers, we help protect people exposed to heat, flames, electric arc and other demanding industrial hazards.
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Hundreds of solutions.
Engineered for industrial protection.
Explore a comprehensive portfolio of technical fabrics developed for industrial protective clothing. From multi-risk garments to high-visibility, electric arc and molten metal protection, Europrotect offers hundreds of references engineered to meet the highest performance requirements.
Each solution is available in various constructions, fibre blends, weights, finishes and certifications, enabling manufacturers to select the right fabric for every industrial environment and PPE specification.






