Dunlop Boots, Safety and Comfort - Green
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€105,68 (IVA excl.)
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The Dunlop Purofort Thermo+ Full Safety boot from Dunlop is the ideal choice for those seeking protection, comfort, and performance in extreme conditions, especially during winter. Developed with the exclusive PUROFORT® material, this boot combines lightness, resistance, and thermal insulation, making it a benchmark in safety footwear for demanding environments.
Advantages of PUROFORT® Material
- Ultralight and Thermally Insulated : Contains millions of evenly distributed microbubbles of air, providing an incredibly lightweight boot with excellent thermal insulation.
- Durability and Flexibility : The reticulated structure ensures greater strength and flexibility, even under adverse conditions.
Maximum Protection: S5 Rating
Meeting the most demanding safety criteria, the Purofort Thermo+ boot offers:
- Steel toe cap : Protection against impacts greater than 200J and compression loads up to 15kN.
- Steel midsole : Blocks penetration by sharp objects with a force of up to 1100N.
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Additional Features :
- Slip resistance ( SRC ).
- Antistatic properties.
- Heel impact absorption.
- Resistance to fuel oils.
Extreme Resistance
- Exceptional Thermal Insulation : Prevents heat loss down to -50°C, ensuring comfort even in freezing environments.
- High Grip Outsole (SRC) : Repels dirt and maintains stability on slippery surfaces.
- Chemical Resistance : Designed to withstand a wide range of chemicals, making it ideal for sectors such as agriculture, fishing, and chemical industries.
Certification
- It meets the stringent standards of EN ISO 20345:2011 (S5+CI+SRC) , offering confidence and safety in all applications.
Why Choose Purofort Thermo+?
This boot is perfect for professionals who work in extreme conditions, combining innovation, protection, and comfort. Ideal for cold, humid environments or where exposure to chemicals is a reality.
Ensure maximum protection and performance with Dunlop's Purofort Thermo+ , the reliable solution to face any challenge!
Having a first-aid kit is an essential safety measure and, in many cases, a legal obligation in Portugal . This article explains when it is mandatory , where it should be available , and why complying with the law is so important .
Is it mandatory to have a first-aid kit in Portugal?
Yes. According to Portuguese legislation on occupational safety and health , companies must ensure the availability of first aid materials and adequate conditions for responding to workplace accidents or emergencies. This includes having a properly equipped and accessible first aid kit or box .
Besides businesses, there are other sectors where the presence of a first-aid kit is legally mandatory , such as tourist accommodations and certain types of vehicles.
Where is a first-aid kit mandatory in Portugal?
The kit is required in various contexts, including:
- Companies and workplaces
All employers should have an accessible, clearly labeled kit with up-to-date materials.
- Local Accommodation (AL)
Providing a first-aid kit is mandatory as part of the minimum equipment required to operate legally.
- Specific vehicles , such as:
Public transportation for children
Ride-hailing services, taxis, or special transport with safety requirements.
Why is it important to have a first aid kit?
- Immediate response to accidents
It allows for quick action until professional help arrives, reducing risks and the worsening of injuries.
- Legal compliance
Avoid fines, penalties, or legal impediments to operating in various sectors.
- Prevention and safety
It demonstrates responsibility and care for employees, customers, guests, and users.
Conclusion
Having a first-aid kit in Portugal is not just a recommendation—in many cases it's a legal requirement , especially in businesses, tourist accommodations, and transportation vehicles. Its presence and proper maintenance can save lives , as well as ensure compliance with current legislation .
