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OVERVIEW OF PROTECTION CLASSES
- EN ISO 20345:2022 S1 with 100 % metal-free composite toe cap acc. to EN ISO 22568-2:2019 - extra light, reinforced with carbon fibres
- Outer material made of breathable mesh with a transparent polyamide net in a sandwich look
- BOA® Fit System for a micro-adjustable precision fit
- Free of metal and leather
- Flexible strap made of breathable mesh material
- Pleasantly padded strap and collar
- TPU reinforcements on areas subject to heavy wear for more stability and durability
- Breathable mesh inner lining with microfibre heel reinforcement
- Removable, full-surface anatomically shaped insole
- ESD features according to DIN EN 61340 with a leak resistance between > 0.1 Megaohm (1.0 x 105 Ohm) up to < 100 Megaohm (1.0 x 108 Ohm)
- Anti-slip rubber / EVA sole conforms to SR, anti-static and heat-resistant up to approx. 150 °C
ESD
Workplaces that need to be protected from electrostatic discharges are called Electrostatic Protected Area or ESD workplaces. Thanks to anti-static equipment, e.g. anti-static work clothing and ESD safety shoes, electrostatic charging usually caused by friction is prevented in these areas. In line with the current ESD norms, the maximum electrostatic charges are stated for ESD protected areas. This serves to protect against electrostatic discharges that could damage or destroy sensitive electronic parts. Work and protection shoes with ESD features must satisfy the requirements of the DIN EN 61340 standard with a bleeder resistance of between > 0.1 mega ohms (1.0 x 105 Ohm) and < 100 mega ohms (1.0x 108 Ohm). EN 1149-5:2008 in conjunction with EN 1149-3:2004 governs the properties of protective clothing with electrostatic properties.
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ESD
Workplaces that need to be protected from electrostatic discharges are called Electrostatic Protected Area or ESD workplaces. Thanks to anti-static equipment, e.g. anti-static work clothing and ESD safety shoes, electrostatic charging usually caused by friction is prevented in these areas. In line with the current ESD norms, the maximum electrostatic charges are stated for ESD protected areas. This serves to protect against electrostatic discharges that could damage or destroy sensitive electronic parts. Work and protection shoes with ESD features must satisfy the requirements of the DIN EN 61340 standard with a bleeder resistance of between > 0.1 mega ohms (1.0 x 105 Ohm) and < 100 mega ohms (1.0x 108 Ohm). EN 1149-5:2008 in conjunction with EN 1149-3:2004 governs the properties of protective clothing with electrostatic properties.
Individual adjustment to the shape of the foot thanks to the memory foam:
- Additional, almost invisible damping of the metatarsal head below the footbed
- Pressure distribution / weight is taken off the central metatarsal head
- Relief when working on the feet for longer periods
- More comfort especially on hard floors
- Dynamic support when walking in combination with the footbed
- Designed based on orthopaedic principles
ESD
Workplaces that need to be protected from electrostatic discharges are called Electrostatic Protected Area or ESD workplaces. Thanks to anti-static equipment, e.g. anti-static work clothing and ESD safety shoes, electrostatic charging usually caused by friction is prevented in these areas. In line with the current ESD norms, the maximum electrostatic charges are stated for ESD protected areas. This serves to protect against electrostatic discharges that could damage or destroy sensitive electronic parts. Work and protection shoes with ESD features must satisfy the requirements of the DIN EN 61340 standard with a bleeder resistance of between > 0.1 mega ohms (1.0 x 105 Ohm) and < 100 mega ohms (1.0x 108 Ohm). EN 1149-5:2008 in conjunction with EN 1149-3:2004 governs the properties of protective clothing with electrostatic properties.
BOA® Fit System
BOA® Fit System for a fast, micro-adjustable precision fit, optimal durability and best stability.
1 - PRESS – to close
2 - TURN – at affix
3 - PULL – to open
- no laces, no annoying straps
- easy to put on and take off
- precise fine adjustment for a perfect fit
- perfect hold with no pressure points
- flexible & dynamic for easy adjustment to the movement of your feet
- practical one-hand operation
- enormously durable thanks to stainless steel straps coated in nylon
ESD
Workplaces that need to be protected from electrostatic discharges are called Electrostatic Protected Area or ESD workplaces. Thanks to anti-static equipment, e.g. anti-static work clothing and ESD safety shoes, electrostatic charging usually caused by friction is prevented in these areas. In line with the current ESD norms, the maximum electrostatic charges are stated for ESD protected areas. This serves to protect against electrostatic discharges that could damage or destroy sensitive electronic parts. Work and protection shoes with ESD features must satisfy the requirements of the DIN EN 61340 standard with a bleeder resistance of between > 0.1 mega ohms (1.0 x 105 Ohm) and < 100 mega ohms (1.0x 108 Ohm). EN 1149-5:2008 in conjunction with EN 1149-3:2004 governs the properties of protective clothing with electrostatic properties.
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