Description
Refill set according to DIN 13169 is intended to restock first-aid equipment held in laboratory first-aid boxes and related cabinets. Aligned with DIN 13169 requirements, the set supports workplaces that must maintain compliant dressing and first-aid contents for occupational safety. It is supplied as a complete refill pack for first-aid boxes, enabling straightforward replacement of consumed or expired materials so that emergency readiness is restored. The unit is packed as 1 pc(s) and has a weight of 1,150 kg, reflecting a full assortment suitable for cabinet or box replenishment rather than single-item top-up. Manufactured by Söhngen, the refill set fits laboratory and industrial environments where eye-wash stations, dressing boxes and first-aid cabinets form part of the personal-protection infrastructure. Using a standardised DIN 13169 refill helps keep inventory consistent across multiple stations and simplifies periodic checks by safety officers. Suitable for occupational safety programmes in laboratories and technical facilities, this refill set provides a structured way to maintain first-aid readiness in line with the referenced DIN specification.
This article belongs on Protective clothing (other), in Protective clothing & workwear.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Standard: DIN 13169
- Type: refill set
- Weight: 1,150 kg
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