We partner with ambitious brands that share our growth mindset and commitment to deliver premium products their customers love and trust. Built around a collaborative approach and end-to-end product design and development process, our enduring partnerships across multiple categories result in revolutionary products that redefine the standard.
At Koroyd, we support our partner brands with a wide breadth of design and engineering services, including front-end product design.
Our team uses a range of techniques from sketching through to 3D CAD (Computer-Aided Design) modeling and physical prototyping to efficiently communicate our shared design intent and move the project towards a more finalized design which takes full advantage of Koroyd’s unique material characteristics to develop more advanced products. Safety is at the forefront of our minds with product design, but who said better protection couldn’t also be better styled?
When it comes to industrial protective helmets in North America, the ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 standard sets the benchmark for hard hats and safety helmets. This standard ensures helmets undergo rigorous testing to safeguard workers across various industries, including construction, mining, petrochemical oil & gas, manufacturing, and utilities.
In high-impact sports such as motorsport and cycling and industrial activities, safety standards play a critical role in ensuring personal protective equipment (PPE) provides effective protection. For body protectors, the EN/CE1621 standard is the benchmark across Europe and internationally.
At KOROYD, safety is about continuous innovation and driving standards across the industries we work in. This year at the National Safety Conference (NSC), we proudly showcased our full “head-to-toe” technology portfolio, from helmets, body protection, to gloves, highlighting our commitment to enhancing worker safety in the most challenging environments that emphasize human centric needs without sacrificing protection.
In response to escalating temperatures across the western USA, OSHA has unveiled comprehensive guidelines aimed at preventing heat-related incidents in workplaces. These new standards apply to various sectors, including general industry, construction, maritime, and agriculture, covering both outdoor and indoor environments. The guidelines emphasise the need for employers to develop detailed Heat Injury and Illness Prevention Plans (HIIPP), integrating site-specific measures to monitor and control heat hazards.
When it comes to industrial protective helmets in North America, the ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 standard sets the benchmark for hard hats and safety helmets. This standard ensures helmets undergo rigorous testing to safeguard workers across various industries, including construction, mining, petrochemical oil & gas, manufacturing, and utilities.
