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MINIMUM AREA (PROTECTIVE)
ACCORDING TO THE EN 1621.1 AND
1621.2 STANDARD
For shoulder, elbow and knee protectors, this is defined by the pear-shaped
profiles which have fixed dimensions (regardless of the individual’s size). For
back protectors, the standard fixes a minimum area within which impact
tests are performed during certification. The minimum area established
by the standard is in the shape of a cross, the dimensions of which are
proportional to the waist- shoulder height.
ARTICLES CERTIFIED AS PERSONAL
PROTECTION EQUIPMENT AS PER
EN 13595 STANDARD
ANTI-SHOCK STRUCTURE ERGONOMIC PROTECTORS
The pursuit of excellence in mechanical performance and comfort has led to
the development of a rigid external shell with corrugation and perforation
that distributes over a wider area the force generated by impact while
ensuring light weight and breathability at the same time. Active safety also means preventing accidents: the study of ergonomics
underlies all Dainese® protectors developed to follow the lines of the human
body in order to ensure the greatest freedom of movement and increase
comfort for the greatest concentration of attention on riding. One example
is provided by the back protector developed with a sectional structure in
order to permit both the total backward and forward bending of the trunk
and lateral flexure thanks to the lumbar joint.
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Certified safety: in further confirmation of the safety of its products, the
results of incomparable experience on racetracks the world over with
collaboration from the greatest motorcycle racing champions, Dainese
certifies the most significant models in its collection to EN 13595 Standards
for protective apparel for professional motorcycle riders that prescribe
strict tests for the measurement of resistance to abrasion, impact, bursting
strength, and tearing caused by impact, and the presence of protectors
homologated to EN 1621.1.
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