The ‘Hager Group design’:

The product as a whole is subject to the demands of the ‘Hager Group design’. For this reason, the products are entirely ergonomically designed, including product zones which are usually ignored in a superficial design process.

The products are structured according to customers’ needs. A permanent evaluation of customer contacts helps to specify and adapt the according specifications to customers’ needs. Therefore, the ‘Hager Group design’ is the result of a dynamic process of improvement.

The aspect of ergonomics is of vital importance to the Hager Group.
For the customer, good ergonomics means comfortable use as well as health and security.
A product’s ergonomics are defined by three aspects: the anthropometric aspect– measurement according to the human body - the physiological aspect and the cognitive aspect.

As for the design of a product, Hager differentiates two categories:
1. Covert Products
factual form with function orientation

• high degree of coherence, integration in systems

• technical, neutral design
  

2. Open Products
clearly structured design

• high quality surface design

• attractive, ergonomic design