Innovation and design Made in Italy
Nora polyurethane boots are designed and manufactured entirely in Italy in the Cinte Tesino factory in the Italian province of Trentino, a synonym of professionalism, quality and punctuality for many years.
Our added value comes not just from the choice of raw materials, but also from the management and workforce united by passion, commitment and dedication.
Nora is the flagship brand for the work and safety sector of the Spirale group.
The experience and recognition, built up in the market over the years in designing and manufacturing plastic boots, has allowed us to improve our quality thanks to the sale of polyurethane boots.
The desire to offer a truly innovative product, capable of providing the best possible response to growing market demands, has encouraged us to seek the very best partnerships to guarantee end products featuring high quality, durability and comfort.
Our research and development department designed a range of polyurethane boots only after having analysed and carefully studied the daily situations in which they are used in the various sectors. Which is why Nora - Superior Protection can fulfil all requirements.
We are proud of our location surrounded by nature high in the mountains and we take great care over safeguarding and protecting the environment.
The most stringent procedures are adopted in our factory that strictly comply with public health requirements and the ecosystem:
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Reach Protocol: (which stands for “Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and restriction of CHemicals”) Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006 of the European Parliament and of the Council approved on 18 December 2006 concerning the registration of all substances produced or imported in the European Union in quantities exceeding one tonne per year
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Candidate List: substances whose use is not prohibited but whose tolerated quantity is regulated for specific product categories
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All the materials used comply with the Directive of the European Council No 91/338/EEC on the restrictions on the use of dangerous substances, such as nickel, lead and cadmium
We have completely eliminated the use of phthalates and we constantly strive to optimise the use of resources, such as water, raw materials and electricity.