Honeywell Safety Products
1 product in stock across filters, ppe and respiratory protection.
About Honeywell
Honeywell Safety Products is one of the largest PPE businesses in the world, assembled through two major acquisitions: Norcross Safety Products in 2008, which brought air-purifying respirators, footwear, headgear and arc flash protection, and Sperian Protection in 2010 in a deal valued at around $1.4 billion, which created a combined $1.8 billion global PPE operation.
That history is why so many familiar safety brands sit under one roof: North respiratory protection and head protection, Howard Leight hearing protection, Fibre-Metal head and face protection, Miller fall protection, and the uvex eyewear licence in the Americas. Products carrying the plain Honeywell name typically sit in respiratory, first aid, gas detection and general industrial safety.
The practical advantage of Honeywell is single-source compatibility — a helmet, visor and hearing protection combination from within one manufacturer's ecosystem is far more likely to be a certified assembly than three brands mixed together. We supply Honeywell to manufacturing, utilities, oil and gas and industrial clients across Scotland.
There is currently 1 product from Honeywell in the catalogue, covering filters, ppe and respiratory protection, from £81.73 ex VAT. Everything is available on business terms, with trade pricing that improves with volume. Orders over £150 ex VAT are delivered free, and most stocked lines dispatch for fast delivery.
Honeywell at a glance
- Founded
- Safety Products division built through Norcross Safety Products (2008) and Sperian Protection (2010)
- Origin
- Charlotte, North Carolina, USA
- Parent company
- Honeywell International Inc. (NASDAQ: HON)
- Specialises in
- Full-spectrum industrial PPE
- Typical sectors
- Manufacturing, utilities, oil and gas, chemical and process industries, construction
Key Honeywell ranges we stock
- North respiratory and head protection
- Howard Leight hearing protection
- Fibre-Metal head and face protection
- Miller fall protection
- gas detection
- first aid
Standards Honeywell products are certified to
- EN 149 and EN 140 (respiratory)
- EN 352 (hearing)
- EN 397 (helmets)
- EN 361 and EN 355 (fall protection)
- EN 166 (eye and face)
Certification varies by product — always check the individual product page for the marking that applies to the line you are buying.
Browse these categories across all brands
Honeywell sits alongside the other makes we stock in each of these ranges — useful if you are comparing options rather than buying to a fixed brand spec.
Standards and how to choose
Specifying Honeywell kit correctly means matching the product to the right EN standard. These guides explain what the ratings mean, in plain English:
- FFP1 vs FFP2 vs FFP3: Which Respirator Mask Do You Need?The FFP rating on a disposable respirator tells you how much airborne particulate it filters out — but the differences between FFP1, FFP2 and FFP3 aren't always obvious. Here's a plain-English guide.
- What Is Face Fit Testing? A Plain-English Guide for EmployersIf your team wears tight-fitting masks, UK law expects each person to be face-fit tested. Here is what that means, when it applies, and the two methods used.
Honeywell — frequently asked questions
- Which brands does Honeywell Safety own?
- Honeywell's safety portfolio includes North, Howard Leight, Fibre-Metal and Miller, built largely through the Norcross (2008) and Sperian (2010) acquisitions.
- Is Howard Leight a Honeywell brand?
- Yes — Howard Leight hearing protection is marketed as Howard Leight by Honeywell.
Bulk orders and trade accounts
Standardised on Honeywell across your sites? We quote for bulk and recurring orders and can hold agreed lines in stock for scheduled call-off, so your teams always get the same product code. Request a quote with your quantities, or talk to us about opening a trade account. You can also browse our other brands.