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Electrical protection safety shoes Formio dieléctricoanti-slipwaterproofanti-perforation
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Characteristics
- Type of protection
- anti-slip, waterproof, anti-perforation, impact-resistant, oil-resistant, heat-resistant, cold weather, electrical protection
- Material
- cowhide
- Norms
- SB
- Gender
- unisex
- Outsole
- nitrile rubber sole
- Other characteristics
- ankle-boot
- Size
Min.: 35 unit
Max.: 48 unit
Description
EN ISO 20345 updated version
Safety ankle boot in black cowhide leather, padded collar and sole made of PU and dielectric nitrile rubber sole.
Dielectric footwear. Energy absorption in the heel. Penetration resistant. Resistance to water absorption and penetration. Cold insulation. Resistance to hot contact. Resistance to non-extreme environmental factors under expected conditions of use.
Tested according to the American standard F-2413-2018. Footwear constructed to be electrically shock resistant. Shall be capable of withstanding the application of 18000 V(rms) at 60Hz for 1 min with no current flow or leakage current in excess of 3.0mA under dry conditions.
Minimum internal height: 130 mm (± 5%)
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