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News: ANSI/ISEA Z89.1-2026 introduces an important evolution in industrial head protection. The updated standard adds new Type I+ and Type II+ designations, with additional requirements around impact protection, chin straps and helmet retention. In our latest article, we look at what has changed, why it matters, and what safety professionals should consider when selecting head protection for real-world working environments. Follow the link in the comments to read the full article. Source: International Safety Equipment Association

NSC Safety Congress has come to an end, and we would like to thank all the visitors for the great conversations we had in Indianapolis. Our booth became the place to discuss the next generation of PPE through innovative materials designed to enhance the user experience. Additionally, our partner STUDSON unveiled the SHK2, their most advanced piece of head protection, designed to meet the rigorous demands of the industrial athlete, available later this year. If you haven't had the opportunity to visit us, don't hesitate to check out our website www.koroyd.com to discover our material technologies. National Safety Council

NSC Safety Congress & Expo is officially underway. Today, Chris Ellerby, our Director of Industrial Safety & Defence, shows you our booth #1511, walking through the material technologies we are showcasing this year, from head to body, hand and foot protection. Discover how KOROYD is engineering the next generation of PPE. Watch the full walkthrough below and come see it in person at booth #1511. Join forces to enhance performance. National Safety Council

What if metatarsal protection was designed around the way the foot actually moves? Traditional solutions can often result in bulk and stiffness across the top of the foot. We’ve been rethinking that. Our latest development is engineered around foot anatomy, with separate left and right forms and strategically positioned flex zones. Now, we’re speaking to the best safety footwear brands to help shape what comes next. Step forward if you would like to be part of the movement. See it first at NSC - booth 1511. 9.14.2026

The science of how hands work is coming to the KOROYD innovation roadmap. We’re currently developing a new hand protection technology for industrial impact gloves, engineered around how working hands grip, flex, bend and move through repeated tasks. This is an advance preview of what's next. As an early adopter brand, you can still influence what's next in hand protection. Come and talk to us at NSC, booth 1511. 14-16 September 2026.

“There’s nothing like seeing the K-tab on a helmet and thinking, ‘that’s one of mine!’” Meet Nick Tanner, KOROYD’s Senior Product Design Engineer, and discover how practical experience, rapid prototyping and close collaboration help turn ideas into real-world protection. Follow the link in the comments.

Has industrial helmet technology reached a turning point? Chris Ellerby, Director of Industrial Safety at KOROYD, talked to IHSJ to explore how innovation is reshaping the future of head protection.

The most protective knee guard is the one that you want to wear. New Product Development Manager, James Rogers, talks us through the guiding principles behind this human-centric solution. This is where the auxetic (interlinked) structure was born. Elongating in one direction and retaining its shape in the opposite direction. This allows the knee to move naturally throughout pedal cycles. #movementredefined

1362. That’s how many times the Endura MT500 full-face helmet was impacted for testing during development. The result? A downhill-certified helmet which is one of the lightest in its class at just 640 grams. #enduramt500

We’re excited to announce that KOROYD will be exhibiting at the 2026 NSC Safety Congress & Expo in Indianapolis from 14-16 September. Get up close with the latest personal protective equipment. Booth: 1511