S1 Safety shoes e.s. Brooklyn low
S1 Safety sandals e.s. Apiro
OVERVIEW OF PROTECTION CLASSES
- EN ISO 20345:2011 S2 with steel toe cap
- Upper material made of easy-care and breathable micro-fibre fabric, washable at 30 °C
- Suitable for very hygienic areas (HACCP-suitable)
- Replaceable acc-air clima comfort insole
- Also ideal for insole wearers and for orthopaedic fittings (raised soles)
- ESD configuration according to DIN EN 61340 with leakage resistance within the range of > 0,1 Megaohm (1.0 x 105 Ohm) to < 100 Megaohm (1,0 x 108 Ohm)
- Anti-slip, anti-static PUR two-layer sole acc. to SRC
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.
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.
