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CareStyle 7 Steam generator iron

World’s first ironing system with certified ergonomics*.

Braun CareStyle 7 Pro Steam generator iron

*Certified by ErgoCert (Ergonomics Certifying Instituted, recognised by Accredia).
Tested vs. best-selling competitors, Jan 2020

No more tired arms or hands,
certified by ErgoCert.

Ironing consumer studies reveal one of the biggest problems during ironing: aching arms and hands¹.
Braun’s solution: the CareStyle 7, the world’s first human-centered designed steam generator iron. Certified by ErgoCert.

¹ Steam Station Study by Opeepl, Jan 2022, Italy and Russia, 1000 respondents.
Ironing Study ADK May 2016 in UK, DE, FR, IT, RU, CN, SA and EG.

Everything that makes a steam generator iron ergonomically comfortable.

The most important factors that influence the ergonomics of ironing are the posture, the perceived effort, and the frequency of movements and the ease of use. The new Braun CareStyle 7 is meticulously designed to address each ergonomic factor and to deliver a comfortable ironing experience – even for the longest ironing sessions.

Braun CareStyle 7 Pro – The handle suits your posture.

Optimized posture fit

The handle suits your posture. Not the other way around.

Thanks to the ideal angle of 90° (± 15-20°) Braun’s unique reverse open handle is posture-compliant and allows for a more relaxing right limb posture compared to the competition².

² Certified by ErgoCert (Ergonomics Certifying Instituted, recognised by Accredia) through biomechanical test.
Tested vs. best-selling competitors, Jan 2020

Braun CareStyle 7 Pro – Effort while ironing and frequency of movements

Idealy designed for heavy usage

Extremely light, maximum comfort.

Frequent unnatural movements can stress your wrist and make the ironing experience difficult and cumbersome. The CareStyle 7 has been specifically designed for maximum comfort and an effortless ironing experience.

Users confirmed our design decisions and rated the new Braun CareStyle 7 as requiring low perceived effort³ on the Borg scale – a scale used to measure perceived exertions.

Also, the subjective values from the glove experimental application were aligned with the Borg perceived exertions result.

³ Certified by ErgoCert (Ergonomic Certified Institute, recognized by Accredia)
trough evidence-based usability test rating of 1.88/10 on Borg scale compared to best-selling competitors, Jan-20

Comfort at your fingertips

Best grip among competitors.

CareStyle 7 iron is also equipped with an all-round soft grip, which has been rated as having the best grip⁴ among the tested competitors.

⁴ Certified by ErgoCert (Ergonomic Certified Institute, recognized by Accredia) trough evidence-based usability test.
Vs best-selling competitors, Jan-20. Rating of 6.7/7

Braun CareStyle 7 Pro – Certified superior ergonomics

Certified superior ergonomics: Four stars for CareStyle 7!

At every stage of development our focus was on the interaction between users and the CareStyle 7. Achieving ease of use and making each motion as comfortable as possible was our main objective.

We are happy and proud to say that ErgoCert rewarded our efforts and rated CareStyle 7 with 4 stars for superior ergonomics.

The Ergonomic Certification establishes the product, process and service compliance to three main fields of Ergonomics: polytechnic, biomedical and psychosocial. The ErgoCert Certification is based upon Regulations and Technical Specifications defining, for each Macro-Area, the evaluation requirements, the tests, and the acceptance limits for the ergonomic certification of workplaces/workstations, projects and products. The neutrality of evaluations and the nature of their procedures are the prerequisites for the reliability of the evaluation outcomes.

These criteria are evaluated at ErgoCert.

Real, independent users engaged with the new CareStyle 7 in usability tests, in which biomechanical sensors were used to deliver objective data. The new Braun CareStyle 7 has been tested vs the best-selling competitors in January 2020.

1st star:

Compliance with ergonomic principles

ErgoCert verified the presence of test certificates and certifications (issued by other accredited laboratories) that guarantee compliance with mandatory requirements (current legislative/regulatory framework), to ensure the safety of the product for the user as well as the compliance with the general ergonomic principles.

2nd star:

Evidence-based anthropometry and biomechanical compliance

Ergocert evaluates the quality of the physical interaction with products in relation to the requirements of physiology, antrophometry and biomechanics in order to grant a healthy use of the product.

3rd star:

Evidence-based usability

Real, independent users engaged with the new CareStyle 7 in usability tests, in which biomechanical sensors were also used to deliver objective data. The new Braun CareStyle 7 has been tested vs the best-selling competitors in January 2020.

4th star:

Human centered design

ErgoCert audited all product development and design processes to ensure that the main focus was on the user. Real users were involved at all stages.

CareStyle 7.
Ironing perfection.

Don't give fatigue and aching hands a chance. With CareStyle 7, you can comfortably manage even the largest piles of laundry - thanks to the world's first ergonomically certified steam generator iron.

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The ergonomic requirements applicated by ErgoCert are detailed in the following standards:

UNI EN ISO 26800:2011 - Ergonomics General approach, principles and concepts
UNI EN ISO 14738:2009 - Safety of machinery - Anthropometric requirements for the design of workstations at machinery
UNI EN 1005-2:2009 - Safety of machinery - Human physical performance - Part 2: Manual handling of machinery and component parts of machinery
UNI EN 1005-3:2009 - Safety of machinery. Human physical performance. Recommended force limits for machinery operation
UNI EN 1005-4:2009 - Safety of machinery - Human physical performance - Part 4: Evaluation of working postures and movements in relation to machinery
UNI EN 1005-5: 2007 - Safety of machinery - Human physical performance - Part 5: Risk assessment for repetitive handling at high frequency
ISO 11226: 2019 - Ergonomics - Evaluation of static working postures
ISO 11228-3:2009 - Ergonomics - Manual handling - Part 3: handling of low loads at high frequency
ISO 9241-11:2018 - Ergonomic requirements for office work with visual display terminals (VDTs) -Part 11: Guidance on usability
ISO/TR 16982:2002 - Ergonomics of human-system interaction -Usability methods supporting human-centred design
ISO 9241-210:2019 Ergonomics of human-system interaction - Part 210: Human-centred design for interactive systems

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