
ELECTR CAL SAFETY PRODUCTS Your life. Our work,
Open the catalog to page 1EDITORIAL / Across the planet, the number of electric vehicles on the road has exceeded 8 million! Add to that new generation of trucks, buses and other electric equipment, and you will see why batteries are being charged. ENERGY THAT NEEDS TO BE TAMED But some precautions are indispensable: electricity is invisible, silent and odourless, yet leads to accidents every day! Experts at your disposal That is where our expertise comes in. WHY YOU CAN TRUST ESP • We design and manufacture products, and have mastery over our technology since the 1950s • We are pioneers of electrical safety, who know...
Open the catalog to page 2IN THE CONVERGENCE AND TRANSFORMATION OF YOUR TRADE range covers the whole life cycle of a vehicle Crash test research study Manufacturing Assembly Charging station Roadside assistance Emergency service Technical inspections Expertise from which approval is required: Approval required: if AC (alternating) voltage above 25V if DC (direct) voltage above 60V RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCKS Approval required: If battery capacity above 180Ah RISK OF BURNING DUE TO SHORT CIRCUITS 200
Open the catalog to page 3THE NEED FOR PROTECTION MANY AND VARIED SOURCES OF VOLTAGE / Drive motor Voltages above 300VAC / Drive battery Voltages generally ranging from 300V to 800VDC (or OBC) It converts the alternating current supplied by a household socket into 240VDC direct current / Charging station Two types of charge may be supplied by charging stations: / Support battery The vehicle is supplied with AC voltage (In that case, the OBC of the vehicle converts AC voltage into DC voltage). /S ystems for heating and air-conditioning The vehicle is directly supplied with DC voltage. The power supplied by the station...
Open the catalog to page 4Protecting you from the risks associated with work on electrical networks and protecting your working environment. We offer you individual and collective protective equipment that is essential to the health and safety of operators, and that complies with current standards and the necessary specifications. To enable you to implement means of securing de-energized networks or tools for working on medium and high voltage energized networks. We manufacture equipment specifically adapted to your networks to guarantee a safe work environment everyone involved. Enabling you to work on in complete safety....
Open the catalog to page 515 TEMPORARY PROTECTION 19 SIGNAGE AND MARKING 23 LOCKING OUT 29 INSULATED/INSULATING TOOLS 41 EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT 45 BAGS AND CABINET
Open the catalog to page 6PPEPERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT 8 PROTECTIVE HELMET
Open the catalog to page 7PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT PROTECTIVE HELMET /TC42ESPROTECTIVE HELMET WITH INTEGRATED FACE SHIELD HELMET: EN 397 / EN 50365 1000 V SHIELD: EN 166 / EN 167 / EN 168 / EN 170 HELMET AND SHIELD: GS-ET-29 / E 24FACE SHIELD WITH HEAD BAND AND BROW GUARD EN 166 (SYMBOL 8 ELECTRIC ARC RESISTANCE), EN 167, EN 168, EN 170 Caution! Eyeglasses do not protect from short-circuit arc flashes
Open the catalog to page 8TOUCH-E PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT ISOLATING GLOVES / 1000 V AC / 1500 V DC protection for high voltage of vehicles / CHLORINATION Easy Donning / THICKNESS 30% thinner than traditional gloves / GRIP better grip for tools and small parts / ORANGE the colour of electrical risk / SHAPE respects the anatomy of the hand at rest, limiting fatigue and ensuring excellent dexterity
Open the catalog to page 9PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT ISOLATING GLOVES /JFO36-0 - TOUCH-ENATURAL RUBBER INSULATING GLOVES EU REGULATION 2016/425 = PPE CATEGORY III / EN 60903:2003 - IEC 60903:2014 = CLASS 0 (AZC) / EN 388:2016+A1:2018 = 1,1,2,1,X / EN 61482-1-2:2008 = CLASS 1 (4KA) A standardised 3-in-1 approach: electrical hazard, mechanical hazard and arc-flash hazard Part no Complete the part number with the required size HANDLING LEATHER GLOVES EN 420 / EN 388 (MECHANICAL PROTECTION : ABRASION 2 - SLICING 1 - TEAR 2 -PERFORATION 3 For small and medium handling, inside or outside works. To protect against mechanical...
Open the catalog to page 10PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT LEATHER OUTER GLOVE FOR LATEX GLOVES EN 420/EN 388 (WITH MECHANICAL RESISTANCE: ABRASION 2 -CUTTING 1 - TEARING 2 - PIERCING 2) These offer mechanical protection. • Accommodates insulating gloves, leather outer gloves and a bottle of talc. • May be used mounted on a wall or as a carry box (with its folding handle). PROTECTIVE CASE FOR INSULATING GLOVES CLEANER FOR INSULATING GLOVES Advantages Developed specifically for cleaning rubber thoroughly and removing dirt and dust. Wiping with microfibre cloth or single-use cloth is recommended. PNEUMATIC GLOVES TESTER Advantages...
Open the catalog to page 11PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT PROTECTIVE CLOTHING FOR EACH GARMENT, USERS ARE ADVISED TO TAKE APPROPRIATE MEASUREMENTS AND REFER TO THE TABLES TO SELECT THE CORRECT SIZE./ GAMME DAILY WEARTROUSERS Size to order JACKETS/SUITS Size to order Neck CLOTHING PERSONALISED FOR YOUR IMAGE In order to reinforce the brand image of your company, we offer several personalisation options. • Addition of the logo of your company by fire-resistant transfer or embroidery • Choice of the fabric colour, number of pockets, addition or removal of reflective tape. Please enquire for more information about personalisation...
Open the catalog to page 12PROTECTIVE CLOTHING Dipped hem and raised back for optimum protection / AFSIB-12ARC FLASH JACKET AND TROUSERS OR SUIT, CLASS 1, ATPV 12 CAL/CM2 EN 13034: 2005/EN 1149-5: 2008/EN ISO 11611: 2007/ EN ISO 11612: 2008/IEC 61482-2: 2009 (CLASS 1 AND ATPV 12 CAL/CM2) ATEX ZONE Fabric composition: 79% cotton, 20% polyester, 1% antistatic fibre, 300 gr/m2 Complete the selected part number with the required size. Min/max waist size: (79/125) cm ATEX ZONE Fabric composition: Two layers: 35% modacrylic, 30% cotton, 14% para-aramid, 20% viscose, 1% antistatic Orange patches to differentiate class 1 from...
Open the catalog to page 13PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT PROTECTIVE CLOTHING Complete the part number with the required size.
Open the catalog to page 14TEMPORARY PROTECTION 16 INSULATING MATS Your life. Our work.
Open the catalog to page 15TEMPORARY PROTECTION The mat isolates the operator from the ground so that an electric current is not passed through it in the event of direct contact or step voltage • Material: Elastomer with new formulation more resistant to scratches. • Slightly rough surface. • Grey color. TRANSPORT CASE FOR INSULATING MATS TRANSPORT STRAP FOR INSULATING MATS Advantages Adjustable, ultra lightweight
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