You have come to the right place in our shopping world for private customers if you would like to purchase products and offers for your personal needs. The delivery address usually corresponds to your home address. All prices are shown including VAT.
Our range includes a variety of first aid kits in the DIN 13157 and DIN 13169 standards, which are prescribed for companies in accordance with ASR 4.3. The cases contain all the important bandages and first aid materials needed in the event of an accident so that suitable first aid measures can be initiated immediately. With the WERO Smart Case first aid case®, we are setting a new standard in first aid: Intuitive orientation, quick removal, structured interior, standard-compliant & customisable.
Available, delivery time: 1-3 days
Available in 5 days, delivery time 1-3 days
Available in 3 days, delivery time 1-3 days
This first aid kit puts an end to chaotic searches for bandages. With clever colour and pictogram guidance and a well thought-out arrangement of the products, it offers maximum clarity and is very easy to use. Thanks to its robust design and practical handling, it is the ideal companion for any business.
Make safety a priority - with a first aid kit that saves you time and gives you peace of mind when it counts.
First aid kits are the basis of company first aid in the company. In addition to the basic equipment with the prescribed DIN 13157 for first aid kits, every first aid kit or first aid box also contains extended dressing material for the special hazard areas. The contents of DIN 13157 and DIN 13169 are strictly prescribed. The WERO range includes first aid kits and cases made of sheet steel as well as orange or blue plastic.
It is important to regularly check that the contents of the first aid kit are complete. If you have already opened or used up some of the products in the case, you can order the appropriate refill material from WERO. Please also take a look at our services.
DIN 13157 defines the standard for first aid material in smaller companies and workplaces with a smaller number of employees. The contents of such a first aid kit are precisely defined and focussed on the basic needs of first aid.
The essential components include various sizes of wound plasters, compresses, bandages and wipes, as well as special instruments such as scissors, disposable gloves and rescue blankets. A DIN 13157 compliant kit is a must in any working environment as it provides quickly accessible, life-saving materials that can be crucial in an emergency.
DIN 13169 prescribes extended equipment for larger companies or places where a larger number of people work or are present. This standard includes all the materials in DIN 13157 and supplements them with additional first aid materials and instruments that enable more comprehensive first aid. These include, for example, additional fixation bandages, bandage cloths, wound compresses, cold compresses and eye rinsing agents. The first aid kit in accordance with DIN 13169 ensures that companies are adequately equipped to provide effective first aid, even in the event of more serious accidents.
First aid kits, including first aid kits, must be kept available wherever working conditions make this necessary. They must be evenly distributed so that they can be reached within a maximum distance of 100 metres or the height of a storey.
The dressing material must be stored in such a way that it is protected from damaging influences (e.g. contamination, moisture, high temperatures) but is easily accessible at all times. In a first aid kit, the first aid materials are always protected from splash water and dust. The first aid materials must be replenished or replaced after they have been used up, become unusable or expire. Completeness and expiry dates should therefore be checked regularly in order to be able to provide comprehensive first aid at all times. Non-sterile packaged dressing materials such as rescue blankets and triangular cloths only need to be replenished after use. Sterile packaged materials such as compresses and bandages must be replaced by the expiry date at the latest.
All first aid kits in the WERO online shop comply with DIN 13157 or the large filling for first aid kits DIN 13169. However, in addition to the prescribed contents of a first aid kit, there are other potential hazards depending on the industry.
We therefore offer special first aid kits with contents tailored to the individual potential hazards. In addition to the basic equipment in accordance with DIN 13157, many other products are included in the first aid kits. Industries with special requirements and potential hazards include schools, construction sites and chemical laboratories.
We attach great importance to the quality and clear internal organisation of our first aid kits. Our cases are all made of high-quality, unmixed and recyclable ABS plastic. The coloured inner dividers are made of cardboard, which reduces the amount of plastic used.
It is important that the right first aid material is immediately to hand in an emergency. Thanks to our unique colour coding system, the products can be removed quickly in hectic situations. Different types of injury (e.g. bleeding wounds or blunt injuries) are each assigned a coloured compartment with the appropriate products. Thanks to the robust carrying handle, the case can be transported quickly and safely to the place of use. Thanks to the rubber seal, the dressing materials are splash-proof and dust-proof in accordance with protection class IP54. If the practical cardboard divider gets dirty, individual elements can be easily replaced without having to dismantle the entire inner divider.
*Example view of first aid kit by workshop / maintenance sector.
The following dressing materials are included in a first aid kit in accordance with DIN 13157:
In einen Erste-Hilfe-Koffer gehören verschiedene Verbandmittel, Pflaster, Kompressen, Schutzhandschuhe, eine Erste-Hilfe-Schere sowie Anleitungsmaterial zur Ersten Hilfe. Die genaue Ausstattung richtet sich nach DIN-Normen wie DIN 13157 oder DIN 13169 (interne Verlinkung), die festlegen, welche Inhalte in einem betrieblichen Verbandkasten enthalten sein müssen. Wichtig ist, dass alle Materialien vollständig und einsatzbereit sind.
Für Betriebe eignet sich ein Erste-Hilfe-Koffer nach DIN 13157 oder DIN 13169, je nach Betriebsgröße und Gefährdungspotenzial. Kleinere Unternehmen oder Büros greifen meist zu Koffern nach DIN 13157, während in größeren Produktionsstätten, Schulen oder Baustellen Erste-Hilfe-Koffer nach DIN 13169 vorgeschrieben sind. Entscheidend ist, dass der Koffer robust, staubgeschützt und idealerweise aus schlagfestem Material wie ABS-Kunststoff gefertigt ist.
Die Anzahl der benötigten Erste-Hilfe-Koffer richtet sich nach der Art des Betriebs, der Anzahl der Beschäftigten und den Gefährdungen am Arbeitsplatz. Laut gesetzlicher Vorgaben (z. B. ASR A4.3) ist z. B. in einem Büro mit bis zu 50 Mitarbeitenden mindestens ein Verbandkasten nach DIN 13157 Pflicht. In gewerblichen Bereichen, auf Baustellen oder in Schulen kann die erforderliche Anzahl deutlich höher sein. Eine Gefährdungsbeurteilung hilft bei der genauen Planung.
Es wird empfohlen einen Erste-Hilfe-Koffer regelmäßig zu kontrollieren. Dabei ist sicherzustellen, dass alle Materialien vollständig, unbeschädigt und noch haltbar sind. Verantwortlich für die Kontrolle ist der Unternehmer oder eine beauftragte Person. Viele Betriebe dokumentieren die Prüfung direkt im Koffer mit einer Prüfplakette oder Checkliste.
Ein Erste-Hilfe-Koffer selbst hat keine feste Haltbarkeit, aber einzelne Inhalte wie insbesondere sterile Kompressen oder Pflaster haben ein Ablaufdatum. Ist das Verfallsdatum erreicht, müssen die betreffenden Materialien ersetzt werden. Um den Erste-Hilfe-Koffer dauerhaft einsatzbereit zu halten, empfiehlt sich eine regelmäßige Prüfung der Inhalte.
Die Wandhalterung des Erste-Hilfe-Koffers wird mit den mitgelieferten Schrauben und Dübeln an der Wand befestigt. Der Koffer wird dann einfach an die Wandhalterung gedrückt und rastet ein.
Ja, das benötigte Montagematerial ist im Lieferumfang enthalten.
Nein, der Erste-Hilfe-Koffer muss nicht aus der Wandhalterung entnommen werden.
Ja, einzelne Teile des Erste-Hilfe-Koffers und der Füllung können nachgekauft werden.
Ein geöffneter Erste-Hilfe-Koffer bleibt gültig, sofern alle entnommenen Materialien zeitnah ersetzt werden und die übrigen Inhalte unversehrt und innerhalb des Verfalldatums sind. Wichtig ist, nach jedem Einsatz den Koffer sofort auf Vollständigkeit zu prüfen, um im Notfall wieder vollständig einsatzbereit zu sein. Nur vollständige Erste-Hilfe-Koffer erfüllen die gesetzlichen Anforderungen. In unserem Onlineshop können Sie ganz unkompliziert passende Füllungen, Ersatzmaterial und Kofferteile nachbestellen.