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Basic Info.

Material

Microfiber

Feature

Slip-Resistant, Puncture-Resistant

Outsole Material

Upper Material

Microfiber

Insoles

Waterproof

Acid and Alkali Resistant

Lining Material

Mesh

Hand Made

Not Handmade

Gender

Unisex

Protective Toe Cap

Steel or Composite, Protects Toes.

Slip-Resistant Outsole

Special Tread for Grip on Slippery Surfaces.

Shock Absorption

Cushioned Midsole Reduces Fatigue.

Electrical Insulation

Protects Against Electric Shock.

Transport Package

to Be Negotiated

Specification

Customized

Origin

China

HS Code

87038000

Production Capacity

5000units/Year

Product Description

Ergonomic Safety Work Boots with Arch Support and Cushioning

Weight	130	Shoe Upper Height	Low-top
Upper material	Microfiber	Function	Impact and puncture resistant
Toe Style	Widened iron head	Shoemaking Craft	PU injection
Sole material	PU	Closure method	Shoelace binding
Type	Anti-smash, anti-puncture, anti-scald	Material	Microfiber leather
Shoe upper style	Mid-top	Baotou Material	Iron Heads
Place of origin	Gaomi, Shandong	Pressure-resistant	1
Can withstand impact	1	Item Number	539pu
The puncture force can withstand pressure	1	The puncture force can withstand pressure	539 Black, 539 Cotton, 539 Medium, 006 Leather
Scenario Use	Welding industry, food processing, petroleum mining, agriculture, forestry and animal husbandry, semiconductors, electroplating, auto repair industry, forest fire prevention, steel smelting, electrical manufacturing, construction industry, electronics operations, chemical industry, glass processing, logistics industry, power industry, industrial parks, metal processing

Shandong Yilin New Energy Technology CO.,LTD is located in gaomi city, Shandong Prov-ince. lt is an enterprise specializing in the production and processing of special protective shoes suchas 6kv....1 0kv, etc. Our factory mainly produces a series of products such as dirt resistance, wear resistance, puncture resistance and smashing resistance. According to the needs of different industriesdifferent materials are used, which has the characteristics of good protective performance and comfortable wearing, and has a complete and scientific quality management system.Our integrity, strength and product quality are recognized by the industry. Welcome friends from allwalks of life to visit gaomi city Gaodashang Labor lnsurance Products Factory for guida

Ergonomic Safety Work Boots with Arch Support and Cushioning

1. Q: Why do I have to wear safety shoes? Aren't regular sneakers or dress shoes enough?
A: Absolutely not. Safety shoes are personal protective equipment (PPE) specially designed to protect your feet from common workplace hazards like falling objects, punctures, electric shock, chemicals, and extreme temperatures. Regular shoes lack these specialized protective features and will not provide adequate protection in case of an accident.
2. Q: Can the "steel toe" in safety shoes really protect against impacts? What is the safety standard?
A: Yes, it provides effective protection. This protective toe cap (now available in lighter composite materials as well as steel) must meet national or international safety standards (such as ASTM F2413 in the U.S., or EN ISO 20345 in Europe). A common rating, for example, is ASTM I/75 C/75, which means the toe can withstand a 75-foot-pound impact (like a 50-pound weight dropped from 1.5 feet) and is also compression-resistant.
3. Q: How do I choose the right size for safety shoes?
A: It's best to try them on in the afternoon when your feet are naturally slightly swollen. Wear the socks you typically use for work. Ensure your toes have enough room to move (about a thumb's width of space from the front), but your heel and arch should be snug and secure without slipping. Most importantly, always walk around to test the overall comfort and fit.
4. Q: My safety shoes feel very heavy. Are there lighter options?
A: Yes, modern safety footwear offers advanced options. If traditional steel-toe shoes are too heavy, look for models with composite toe caps (made from materials like fiberglass or Kevlar®). They offer the same level of protection but can be 30% to 50% lighter than their steel counterparts.
5. Q: How should I maintain my safety shoes to extend their lifespan?
A:Clean Regularly: Use a soft brush or damp cloth to remove dirt and debris.
Keep Dry: After use, let them air dry naturally in a well-ventilated area. Never dry them with direct heat or sunlight.
Condition: For leather boots, apply a suitable conditioner periodically to maintain flexibility and water resistance.
Inspect Frequently: Regularly check for sole wear, upper damage, or any deformation of the toe cap.

6.Q: Can I still wear my safety shoes if the sole is worn out?
A: It is not recommended. Severely worn soles significantly reduce slip resistance, increasing the risk of falls. Furthermore, excessive wear can compromise the shoe's puncture-resistant capabilities. Replace your shoes when the tread pattern is mostly smooth or shows uneven wear.

7.Q: Are there different safety shoes for different seasons and jobs?
A: Yes, selection can be very specific.

Season: You can find breathable mesh models for summer and insulated, warm linings for winter.
Job Type: Electricians: Need Electrical Hazard (EH) rated shoes to protect against open circuits.
Welders/Metalworkers: Require boots that are heat-resistant and metatarsal-protecting, with non-flammable uppers.
Construction/Warehouse: Focus on impact and puncture protection.
Chemical/Lab Workers: Need boots that are resistant to chemical corrosion.

8.Q: Are safety shoes waterproof?
A: This depends on the specific model. Many safety shoes are waterproof and will be clearly marked as "Waterproof." They often use a waterproof membrane (like GORE-TEX®) or sealed leather construction. However, not all safety shoes are waterproof, so check the product specifications based on your work environment.

9.Q: What is the typical service life of a pair of safety shoes?
A: There is no fixed timeframe. The lifespan depends on frequency of use, work environment, care, and the shoe's quality. As a general rule, for daily wear, it is recommended to perform a thorough inspection every 6 to 12 months. Replace them immediately if you find any compromised protective features or significant damage.

10. Q: Is my employer obligated to provide safety shoes?
A: In most countries, occupational health and safety regulations (like OSHA in the U.S.) require employers to ensure employees use appropriate PPE for identified hazards. Often, this means the employer is legally required to provide or pay for safety shoes if they are necessary for the job. Check your local regulations and company policy for specifics.