Fire-fighters protective clothing
Laboratories of ITC Zlin had participated in interlaboratory comparison of testing of fire-fighters protective clothing with the best z-score.
Personal protective equipment (PPE) is subject to compulsory conformity assessment with regard to safety before marketing in the Czech Republic. Basic requirements for PPE are defined in the Regulation (EU) 2016/425 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 9 March 2016 on personal protective equipment and repealing Council Directive 89/686/. According to the risk analysis PPE are divided into 3 categories with the prescribed methods of conformity assessment. Categories with higher risk levels (categories 2 and 3) require compulsory notified body. In the case of simple types (category 1) the manufacturer may perform the EU conformity assessment itself without presence of the authorised person. All PPE must bear the CE mark and the manufacturer or its authorised representative issues the EU declaration of conformity.
Ing. Elena Tomanová
eye, body and hand protection
Ing. Daniela Olšanová
Head, eye and face protection, respiratory protection, PPE for sports and against falls from height
Ing. Hana Kováčová
PPE for body protection, including high visibility clothing and firefighting clothing
PPE to protect hands, arms and legs
Ing. Miroslava Dostálová
hand and leg protection, PPE for sport activities
Post address:
Institute for testing and certification, a.s.
trida Tomase Bati 299, Louky, 763 02 Zlin
Czech Republic
The person responsible for accuracy of data: Ing. Elena Tomanová