The safety footwear industry requires specialized testing equipment to ensure that safety footwear products meet the required safety standards and provide adequate protection for workers.

As protective standards continue to evolve, helmet safety is no longer defined by simple linear impact resistance. Today, manufacturers, certification bodies, and research laboratories are facing a new reality: real-world impacts are complex, multi-directional, and unpredictable. This shift has fund

When Volvo's latest motorcycle helmet with built-in lidar and heads-up display failed its initial safety certification last year, the issue wasn't the technology. The problem was the test. The standard helmet testing machine, designed for 20th-century impacts, couldn't account for how the embedded e

A sportswear factory in Vietnam lost a major contract when their European-made textile testing machine failed. It used standard water for colorfastness tests, not Ho Chi Minh City's hard water. The fabric passed in the lab but failed in the real market.This is the core challenge in APAC. The region

When a Barcelona-based activewear brand faced a crisis last April—their new thermo-regulating fabric failed final certification just weeks before the summer launch—their Head of R&D, Marta, made a desperate call. "We had 63 days. A full retest with our old, scattered equipment would take 45. We were