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Light drizzle over Düsseldorf, hectic activity in front of the exhibition halls, thousands of trade visitors with one goal: to experience the future of safety. From November 4 to 7, 2025, the A+A opens its doors again.

Personal protective equipment (PPE) is our daily companion at work – whether it's gloves or safety clothing. But as reliable as it is in protecting us, it also depends on us to take care of it.

Cut injuries are among the most common accidents at work. Hands are particularly at risk, whether in industry, on construction sites or in food production

Imagine this: A fitter climbs down from a maintenance platform and suddenly her unisex jacket catches on a protruding part. A quick jerk and she loses her balance, narrowly escaping a fall.

Multi-standard clothing only provides real protection if it is correctly combined, tested and worn. Because PPE is not a label - it's a responsibility.

Sticky, sweaty hands are part of everyday life. This can turn work gloves into a breeding ground for bacteria and fungi. You can find out how to counteract this in this article.

In many industries, working outdoors is part of everyday life. What appears harmless at first glance can have serious long-term health consequences.

Skin irritation, breathing difficulties, allergic reactions: The oak processionary moth is an underestimated risk outdoors. Anyone who comes into contact with the stinging hairs must protect themselves effectively. What local authorities, building yards and garden centres need to know now.

In a world full of invisible dangers and psychological stress, every layer of protection counts. This article shows how professional PPE protects lives in crime scene cleaning - and why no compromises are allowed here.