Description
Refill set according to DIN 13169 is a complete refill pack of first-aid equipment prepared for mobile first-aid kits that must remain stocked to this standard. It restores dressing materials and related first-aid contents so that a portable kit can stay compliant and ready for occupational or laboratory emergency response. The set is specified as a refill pack for first-aid equipment according to DIN 13169, matching the requirements commonly applied to mobile kits used in workshops, production areas, and laboratory environments. One piece constitutes the sales unit, simplifying reordering when a kit has been opened or inspected. The refill arrives as a single organised pack with a stated weight of 1,564 kg, which is practical for storage beside first-aid cabinets and wall-mounted boxes. This product is offered by manufacturer Söhngen within the occupational safety and personal-protection range. It fits laboratories and technical sites that maintain DIN-aligned mobile first-aid kits and need a straightforward way to replenish contents without rebuilding the kit from individual loose items. Use it to keep dressing and first-aid inventories complete after routine checks or actual use.
This article is part of Protective clothing (other), in Protective clothing & workwear.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Refill set for first-aid equipment
- Standard: DIN 13169
- Intended use: Mobile first-aid kit
- Weight: 1,564 kg
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