In every new design, first and foremost, all safety shoes materials are carefully considered to ensure optimal comfort and durability. Specifically, we pay precise attention to various factors such as shoe height, seat area, construction, component bond strength, internal length,…
Safety footwear was previously subject to the requirements of the EN ISO 20345:2011 standard. This 2012 standard has now been replaced or updated by a new version, EN ISO 20345:2022.The new version specifies the basic requirements and additional, optional requirements…
SWEATY FEET? HERE’S HOW TO FIGHT BACK. Let’s be honest—sweaty feet in safety shoes are the worst. After hours on your feet, trapped in hot, stuffy boots, even the toughest workers can feel defeated. Damp socks, that unmistakable “cheese foot” smell,…
Gone are the days when women in industrial jobs had to squeeze their feet into bulky, ill-fitting men’s safety shoes. Today, manufacturers design women’s safety shoes specifically for female foot anatomy—slimmer heels, higher arches, and a more contoured fit. But…
Here are a few tips for you to measure your foot length with the conventional way.:You should measure your foot length towards the end of the working day, as your feet may change and increase in size during the day.…
STATUS EN 20345 The EN standards DIN EN 20345:2022, DIN EN 20346:2022 and DIN EN 20347:2022 were published in the 2nd quarter of 2022. The standards for forestry boots, firefighter boots and foundry boots are not yet ready for publication.…
Safety footwear EN ISO 20345:2011 SB:Basic requirements for shoes and impact resistance of toecaps 200Joule S1:SB+Additional requirements: – Closed seat region – Antistatic properties – Energy absorption of seat region – Fuel resistance S1P:S1+Additional requirements: – Puncture Resistant S2:S1+Additional requirements:…
