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    5 Exhibitors to Visit at A+A (Safety, Security & Health at Work) 2027

    This set spans gas detection, flexible PPE rental, hand and body protection, certified workwear and footwear, and work-at-height equipment, covering the core sourcing jobs that bring EHS managers and procurement teams to Düsseldorf.

    19 October 2027Düsseldorf6 min read

    Paid placement disclosure. These exhibitor sections are paid Shared Spotlight placements. Inclusion is not an award, ranking, or TradeShowIntel endorsement, and it does not affect independent Floor Picks.Disclosure version 2026-09

    Why a planned route matters at A+A 2027

    A+A (Safety, Security & Health at Work) returns to Düsseldorf on 19 October 2027, drawing thousands of exhibitors and buyers from across the occupational safety, health, and security sectors. The show floor is broad enough that an unplanned walk risks spending the day in one product category while missing adjacent sourcing priorities entirely.

    The five companies featured here, Honeywell, Dräger Rental & Safety Services, Ansell India Protective Products, Portwest, and Petzl, represent a compact cross-section of the show's core themes: fixed and portable gas detection, surge-capacity rental safety services, chemical and cut-resistant hand protection, multi-norm certified workwear and footwear, and fall-arrest and rope-access equipment. Visiting all five in sequence gives an EHS or procurement professional a grounded view of the PPE and safety-technology landscape without doubling back across the hall.

    Why these exhibitors

    A route built around real sourcing decisions

    These five stands were selected because they collectively address the buyer jobs most commonly cited by EHS managers and procurement professionals at occupational safety events: gas hazard monitoring and compliance data, flexible equipment access for shutdowns and turnarounds, hand and body protection across chemical and mechanical risk profiles, certified workwear and footwear at volume, and fall protection for work at height and in confined or elevated environments. No single stand covers all of these needs, which is precisely why visiting the group as a set is more efficient than approaching the show without a framework.

    How to use this Shared Spotlight

    1. Download the show map before you arrive Confirm each exhibitor's stand number on the official A+A floor plan at aplusa-online.com. Stand assignments are typically confirmed in the weeks before the show opens, so check again the day before you travel.
    2. Anchor your route to the gas-detection cluster Honeywell and Dräger Rental & Safety Services both operate in the gas detection and industrial safety space. Starting with these two stands lets you compare fixed monitoring, portable devices, and rental models back to back before moving to adjacent PPE categories.
    3. Move through hand and body protection, then workwear After the detection stands, visit Ansell India Protective Products and Portwest in sequence. Both address procurement-scale sourcing decisions around certified PPE, so questions raised at one stand often apply directly at the next.
    4. Close with Petzl for work-at-height specialisms Petzl's fall-arrest and rope-access range sits at the specialist end of the PPE spectrum. Visiting last means you arrive with context from the broader PPE stands and can focus your time on the specific height-safety certifications relevant to your operations.

    Floor-planning tip Block two to two-and-a-half hours for this five-stand route, allowing roughly 20 to 25 minutes per stand for a substantive conversation with a product specialist, plus transit time between halls.

    TL;DR

    5 stops worth planning

    Suggested floor route

    Start with detection, finish with height safety

    Beginning with Honeywell and Dräger Rental & Safety Services, then moving to Ansell and Portwest, and closing with Petzl follows a logical progression from environmental monitoring through body and hand protection to specialist height-safety equipment, minimising the need to retrace steps across the hall.

    1. 1HoneywellPrioritize this stand if you are an EHS or plant-operations manager sourcing portable or fixed gas detection for oil and gas, chemical, LNG, or confined-space work, and need a system that connects detector data to compliance software.
    2. 2Draeger Rental & Safety ServicesPrioritize this stand if you are an EHS or procurement manager running industrial turnarounds or shutdowns who needs certified, surge-capacity gas detection and PPE without the capital commitment of ownership.
    3. 3Ansell India Protective Products Pvt LtdPrioritize this stand if you are an EHS or procurement manager sourcing chemical permeation, cut-resistant, or cleanroom hand protection for industrial or healthcare operations.
    4. 4PortwestPrioritize this stand if you are a safety or procurement manager sourcing certified high-visibility, flame-resistant, or multi-norm PPE at scale, or a distributor looking to consolidate workwear and footwear supply under one manufacturer.
    5. 5PetzlPrioritize this stand if you are a safety manager or procurement specialist sourcing certified fall-arrest, rope-access, or work-at-height PPE for utilities, telecom, wind energy, or industrial maintenance operations.
    Honeywell logo

    Honeywell

    Industrial safety and sensing technologies — gas detection, fire safety, and connected-worker solutions for hazardous and regulated workplaces.

    Read company profilePrioritize this stand if you are an EHS or plant-operations manager sourcing portable or fixed gas detection for oil and gas, chemical, LNG, or confined-space work, and need a system that connects detector data to compliance software.Read more

    About

    Honeywell International Inc., headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, is an industrial technology company founded in 1885 with approximately 102,000 employees and FY2024 revenue of $38.5 billion. Its safety-relevant portfolio for A+A covers portable and fixed gas detection, fire safety, and connected-worker technology, built around product lines including the Honeywell BW Solo single-gas detector, the broader Honeywell Analytics portable and fixed gas detection range, and the IntelliDoX automated docking and calibration system.

    Following the May 2025 divestiture of Honeywell Safety Products to PIP Global Safety, the legacy PPE brands now operate under separate ownership. Honeywell retains its gas detection and fire-safety engineering business, allowing it to concentrate resources on sensing technology, compliance data management, and the Connected Worker platform that links portable detectors to cloud software for safety analytics. This focus positions the company squarely for EHS managers and facility operations teams in oil and gas, chemical, LNG, and emergency-services sectors.

    At A+A (Safety, Security & Health at Work)

    Honeywell is confirmed among the international protective and safety brands on the A+A 2027 exhibition floor in Düsseldorf. Visitors can expect the stand to cover its current gas detection and fire-safety scope, including the Honeywell BW portable detector family, fixed gas detection for plant and confined-space applications, and the IntelliDoX docking station for automated bump testing and calibration. The Connected Worker platform, which ties detector data to compliance and safety-analytics software, is also part of the active portfolio relevant to this show's themes of smart PPE and digitalisation of work. No specific 2027 product launches have been confirmed in available pre-show sources.

    Honeywell BW Solo: single-gas portable detector with Bluetooth connectivity for real-time worker-status visibilityHoneywell Analytics portable and fixed gas detection for confined-space entry, leak testing, and continuous plant monitoringIntelliDoX automated docking station covering bump testing, calibration scheduling, and fleet data managementConnected Worker platform linking portable detectors to cloud software for compliance reporting and safety analyticsGas detection certifications including ATEX, IECEx, FM, and CSA for multi-region hazardous-area deploymentGas DetectionConnected WorkerFixed MonitoringFire Safety
    Why visit

    Prioritize this stand if you are an EHS or plant-operations manager sourcing portable or fixed gas detection for oil and gas, chemical, LNG, or confined-space work, and need a system that connects detector data to compliance software.

    What to ask at the booth

    • Which gas detection and fire-safety products are sold under the Honeywell brand following the divestiture of Safety Products to PIP Global Safety?
    • How does the BW Solo or BW portable line integrate with your Connected Worker or safety-management software for compliance reporting?
    • What service and support options does IntelliDoX provide for managing a large fleet of gas detectors across multiple sites?
    • Can you share reference installations for fixed gas detection in LNG, chemical, or refining environments?
    • Which regional certifications do your detectors carry, and what is the approval roadmap for markets outside North America and Europe?
    Draeger Rental & Safety Services logo

    Draeger Rental & Safety Services

    Dräger Rental & Safety Services provides flexible rental, on-site and shutdown safety solutions spanning gas detection, respiratory protection, personal protective equipment and fall protection.

    Read company profilePrioritize this stand if you are an EHS or procurement manager running industrial turnarounds or shutdowns who needs certified, surge-capacity gas detection and PPE without the capital commitment of ownership.Read more

    About

    Dräger Rental & Safety Services is a service division of Drägerwerk AG & Co. KGaA, headquartered in Lübeck, Germany, and part of a group founded in 1889 with roughly 16,700 employees operating across more than 190 countries. The division provides scalable rental programs covering gas measurement instruments, respiratory protection, fall protection, ventilation, fire protection, communication devices and medical or sanitation technology, structured into three contract tiers: Rental Basic, Rental Advanced and Rental Professional, each bundling calibration, maintenance and repair.

    The rental pool spans approximately 125,000 devices across more than 1,500 distinct product types distributed from 18 locations worldwide, with all fleet maintenance performed in Dräger's own certified service shops rather than third-party facilities. The division holds DIN ISO 9001, DIN ISO 14001 and SCC/VCA certifications, which directly support contractor compliance requirements in oil and gas, chemical and heavy industrial sectors. For turnaround and shutdown projects, the division combines surge rental capacity with factory-trained on-site staffing and inventory management.

    At A+A (Safety, Security & Health at Work)

    No confirmed product-specific announcement or demo list for A+A 2027 was available at research time. Given the division's product scope, visitors to this show can expect coverage of the Rental Robot automated dispensing kiosk, the INARA remote safety monitoring service and the tiered rental programs for gas detection and PPE. Dräger has exhibited at prior A+A editions with live equipment demonstrations, and buyers attending this Düsseldorf show can use the stand to evaluate rental contract structures and compliance documentation relevant to their operations.

    Dräger Rental Robot: 24/7 automated kiosk for issuing, charging and managing safety equipment with integrated X-dock testingDräger INARA: rentable remote safety monitoring combining devices with qualified monitoring personnel for confined-space and fire-watch workRental tiers (Basic, Advanced, Professional) with bundled calibration, repair and replacementShutdown and on-site safety service combining equipment surge capacity with trained on-site staffingDIN ISO 9001, DIN ISO 14001 and SCC/VCA certified rental fleet maintained in Dräger service shopsGas detection rentalPPE rentalConfined space monitoringShutdown safety
    Why visit

    Prioritize this stand if you are an EHS or procurement manager running industrial turnarounds or shutdowns who needs certified, surge-capacity gas detection and PPE without the capital commitment of ownership.

    What to ask at the booth

    • What does each rental tier (Basic, Advanced, Professional) include for calibration intervals and repair turnaround?
    • Can the rental contract cover third-party brand equipment alongside Dräger devices, and what are current lead times for gas detectors during a turnaround?
    • How does the Rental Robot manage access control, fit-test records and training verification before issuing PPE?
    • What is the cost structure for INARA monitoring-as-a-service compared to a traditional on-site fire watch?
    • Which certifications apply to the rental fleet and can compliance documentation be provided for contractor qualification purposes?
    Ansell India Protective Products Pvt Ltd logo

    Ansell India Protective Products Pvt Ltd

    Industrial and healthcare hand and body protection solutions spanning chemical, mechanical, and cleanroom PPE.

    Read company profilePrioritize this stand if you are an EHS or procurement manager sourcing chemical permeation, cut-resistant, or cleanroom hand protection for industrial or healthcare operations.Read more

    About

    Ansell India Protective Products Pvt Ltd is the India-based entity of Ansell Limited, headquartered in Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, with its parent company based in Richmond, Victoria, Australia. The broader Ansell group traces its origins to 1893 and manufactures personal protective equipment across hand and body protection categories, including the AlphaTec chemical-resistant glove range, HyFlex cut-resistant and mechanical-protection gloves, TouchNTuff single-use nitrile gloves, and Polaris Xtra Nitrile Cleanroom Gloves. Products are sold in more than 100 countries, reaching over 10 million workers daily.

    Ansell operates its own manufacturing facilities, with its largest plants in Malaysia and Sri Lanka, providing supply-chain stability that procurement teams in high-compliance industries often require. The company reported FY25 sales of US$2,003.3 million across its global operations. Its Ansell Earth range addresses demand from sustainability officers by incorporating renewable energy in production while maintaining the same safety certifications as standard lines. The group employs approximately 14,000 people across more than 55 countries.

    At A+A (Safety, Security & Health at Work)

    No confirmed booth assignment or specific product demonstration program has been published for Ansell India Protective Products Pvt Ltd at A+A 2027 in Düsseldorf. The Ansell brand has historically exhibited at A+A through its European entity, presenting chemical, mechanical, and cleanroom PPE lines. Visitors to A+A with sourcing requirements in cut-resistant gloves, chemical permeation protection, or cleanroom hand protection will find Ansell's product portfolio directly relevant to the show's occupational safety and health themes.

    AlphaTec multi-layered chemical-resistant gloves, including models combining cut resistance with chemical permeation protectionHyFlex 11-574 with AEROFIT Precision Comfort Technology, up to 30% thinner for fingertip sensitivity in fine assembly tasksTouchNTuff 93-800 single-use nitrile gloves with 15-minute acetone splash protection and cut resistance, manufactured with green energyPolaris Xtra Nitrile Cleanroom Gloves for chemotherapy drug handling and extended chemical splash protectionAnsell Earth sustainable PPE range meeting standard safety certifications while reducing environmental impactChemical protectionCut-resistant glovesCleanroom PPESingle-use nitrile
    Why visit

    Prioritize this stand if you are an EHS or procurement manager sourcing chemical permeation, cut-resistant, or cleanroom hand protection for industrial or healthcare operations.

    What to ask at the booth

    • Which AlphaTec glove provides the right chemical permeation resistance for our specific solvents and concentration levels?
    • How does HyFlex AEROFIT technology improve cut protection without sacrificing dexterity for fine assembly tasks?
    • What testing or data supports the TouchNTuff 93-800 acetone splash and cut-resistance claims?
    • What cleanroom-certified options do you offer for chemotherapy drug handling environments?
    • How does the Ansell Earth range reduce environmental impact while meeting the same safety standards as standard lines?
    Portwest logo

    Portwest

    Global manufacturer and innovator of safety wear, workwear, safety footwear, and personal protective equipment (PPE).

    Read company profilePrioritize this stand if you are a safety or procurement manager sourcing certified high-visibility, flame-resistant, or multi-norm PPE at scale, or a distributor looking to consolidate workwear and footwear supply under one manufacturer.Read more

    About

    Portwest (Portwest Clothing Limited) is a family-owned manufacturer of workwear and personal protective equipment headquartered in Westport, County Mayo, Ireland. Founded in 1904 and now led by the fourth generation of the Hughes family, the company employs more than 6,400 people and sells across 130-plus countries. Its product scope spans high-visibility garments certified to EN ISO 20471 Class 3, flame-resistant and multi-norm workwear for arc-flash and thermal risk environments, safety footwear under the Base Protection and Kondor brands, and a full range of gloves, helmets, and hearing protection, totalling more than 46,000 SKUs.

    Portwest owns six manufacturing facilities in Bangladesh, Myanmar, Tanzania, Italy, Albania, and Colombia, giving it direct control over quality and lead times without relying on third-party production. A network of fourteen warehouses across the UK, Ireland, Poland, Italy, Spain, Turkey, UAE, China, the USA, and Australia supports distributor and enterprise fulfilment. Products carry CE/UKCA, ISO, ANSI, NFPA, ASTM, and AS/NZS certifications, and the company holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001, OEKO-TEX, and WRAP/Sedex accreditations. Recent acquisitions of IFR Workwear, Base Protection, and Grupo Kondor have extended both the footwear range and regional coverage in Latin America.

    At A+A (Safety, Security & Health at Work)

    At A+A 2027 in Düsseldorf, Portwest is presenting its full single-source PPE and workwear range to safety buyers, EHS teams, and distributors. Visitors can review the breadth of the portfolio in person, including high-visibility garments, flame-resistant and multi-norm clothing for electrical and oil-and-gas environments, the Base Protection and Kondor safety footwear lines, and hand and head protection. The stand is a practical opportunity to compare certification documentation, discuss warehouse and distribution arrangements for the DACH region, and evaluate the expanded footwear offering following the Grupo Kondor acquisition.

    EN ISO 20471 Class 3 certified high-visibility workwear rangeFlame-resistant and arc-flash multi-norm garments certified to EN ISO 11612, NFPA 70E, and ANSI/ISEA standardsBase Protection and Kondor safety footwear integration following 2025 acquisition of Grupo KondorSix owned manufacturing sites and fourteen global warehouses enabling direct quality control and regional stock46,000-plus SKUs across workwear, footwear, gloves, helmets, and hearing protectionHi-Vis WorkwearFlame-Resistant PPESafety FootwearMulti-Norm Certification
    Why visit

    Prioritize this stand if you are a safety or procurement manager sourcing certified high-visibility, flame-resistant, or multi-norm PPE at scale, or a distributor looking to consolidate workwear and footwear supply under one manufacturer.

    What to ask at the booth

    • Which flame-resistant and multi-norm garments are certified for arc-flash applications under NFPA 70E, and what ATPV ratings are available?
    • What are your lead times and minimum order quantities when sourcing directly from your owned manufacturing facilities?
    • How does your EU warehouse network support distribution lead times and stock availability across the DACH region?
    • How has the Base Protection and Grupo Kondor acquisition changed the safety footwear range and availability for European buyers?
    • What is the pricing and stocking structure for distributors compared with direct enterprise EHS contracts?
    Petzl logo

    Petzl

    Petzl manufactures personal protective equipment and headlamps for professionals who work at height and in darkness.

    Read company profilePrioritize this stand if you are a safety manager or procurement specialist sourcing certified fall-arrest, rope-access, or work-at-height PPE for utilities, telecom, wind energy, or industrial maintenance operations.Read more

    About

    Petzl (legal name: Petzl Distribution S.A.) is headquartered in Crolles, in the French Alps, and has been developing equipment for vertical work and work in darkness since 1970. With around 1,100 employees, the company produces fall-arrest and work-positioning harnesses such as the VERTEX and ASTRO/AVAO series, the RIG self-braking descender, ASAP and ASAP LOCK mobile fall arresters, and professional headlamps including the DUO and SWIFT RL PRO. All products are invented and developed at the Crolles headquarters, with manufacturing across four production sites, three in France and one in Malaysia.

    Petzl operates as a privately held, family-owned business, which the company credits with allowing long-term product investment independent of short-term market pressure. More than 9 million products are sold per year, with 85 percent of sales generated outside France across a presence in over 55 countries. Ten million people use Petzl PPE daily, according to the company's professional catalog, positioning it as the reference supplier for rope-access teams, industrial maintenance, confined-space entry, utilities, telecom, and wind-energy procurement.

    At A+A (Safety, Security & Health at Work)

    Petzl is a recurring exhibitor at A+A Düsseldorf, present at multiple editions including 2017, 2023, and 2025, and is confirmed as a participant for the 2027 edition. Visitors to the stand can expect to find the full professional PPE range covering fall-arrest harnesses, work-positioning systems, rope-access descenders, and industrial headlamps. At A+A 2025, the stand featured the RIG descender, ASAP LOCK mobile fall arrester, SEQUOIA+ arborist harness, and PANTIN CLICK foot ascender. No 2027-specific product announcements have been made in sources reviewed to date, but the stand is a practical stop for buyers sourcing EN/CE-certified equipment across the fall-protection and working-at-height categories.

    VERTEX and ASTRO/AVAO full-body harnesses for fall arrest, work positioning, and suspensionRIG self-braking descender for rope access and work positioningASAP and ASAP LOCK mobile fall arresters for vertical systemsDUO and SWIFT RL PRO professional headlamps with Reactive Lighting technologyEN/CE certification documentation and inspection support for rope-access PPEFall arrestRope accessWork at heightIndustrial headlamps
    Why visit

    Prioritize this stand if you are a safety manager or procurement specialist sourcing certified fall-arrest, rope-access, or work-at-height PPE for utilities, telecom, wind energy, or industrial maintenance operations.

    What to ask at the booth

    • Which harness models do you recommend for fall arrest versus work positioning in our specific use case?
    • Can you walk through the RIG and ASAP LOCK updates versus the previous generation?
    • How do you support inspection, training, and recertification of rope-access PPE?
    • What is the lead time and certification documentation for your headlamps in hazardous environments?
    • What supply or distribution arrangements are available for high-volume procurement across multiple countries?

    Before you leave the hall

    Make your time at A+A count

    Before leaving each stand, confirm the correct contact for post-show follow-up and ask whether any product demonstrations or technical briefings are scheduled for later in the day. Many exhibitors at A+A run structured presentations on specific product lines that are not always visible from the stand itself.

    For a full exhibitor directory, session schedule, and registration details, visit the official A+A website at aplusa-online.com. Additional exhibitor profiles and event planning resources for A+A 2027 are available on TradeShowIntel.

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    Frequently asked questions

    Planning this A+A (Safety, Security & Health at Work) route

    When and where is A+A 2027?

    A+A (Safety, Security & Health at Work) 2027 is scheduled for 19 October 2027 in Düsseldorf, Germany. For confirmed venue details and registration, visit the official event website at aplusa-online.com.

    Who is this Shared Spotlight page intended for?

    This guide is written for EHS managers, health and safety officers, and procurement professionals who are attending A+A 2027 and want a structured starting point for their floor visit. It is particularly relevant to buyers sourcing gas detection equipment, PPE, workwear, or work-at-height solutions.

    Which product categories do these five exhibitors cover?

    The five featured exhibitors span gas detection and connected-worker monitoring (Honeywell), rental and shutdown safety services including gas detection and PPE (Dräger Rental & Safety Services), chemical and cut-resistant hand and body protection (Ansell India Protective Products), certified high-visibility and flame-resistant workwear and safety footwear (Portwest), and fall-arrest, rope-access, and work-at-height PPE (Petzl).

    How do I find the stands for these exhibitors on the show floor?

    Stand numbers are assigned by the show organiser and published on the official A+A floor plan at aplusa-online.com. Hall information was not confirmed at the time this guide was written, so buyers should check the official directory in the weeks before the event and again on arrival.

    Are these the only exhibitors worth visiting at A+A 2027?

    No. A+A is a large international trade show with a wide exhibitor base across occupational safety, health, and security. The five companies featured here represent paid placements in this Shared Spotlight and form one useful starting route. Buyers should use the official exhibitor directory to identify additional suppliers relevant to their specific sourcing needs.