Safety shoes S1P ESD SRC blue Navi VELILLA metal free 707003B VELILLA

Safety shoes S1P ESD SRC blue Navi VELILLA metal free 707003B VELILLA. The footwear is equipped with a puncture-resistant insole, is slip-resistant, and is resistant to 1100 N.

Its ergonomic design makes it the ideal footwear for those seeking high-quality shoes without sacrificing comfort and style. Get it today and enjoy true comfort.

Composition: KNITTED FABRIC (1.6/1.8MM)

FEATURES

• New removable insole.
• Toe cap: composite, resistant to 200J.
• Puncture-resistant insole: made of textile material, resistant to 1100 N.
• Upper: Breathable mesh + suede. Increases breathability.
• Sole: Double density polyurethane.
• Energy absorption in the heel area.
• Antistatic properties.
• Maximum slip resistance level: SRC.

BENEFITS

• Energy Absorption Heel Professional VPRO
• Antistatic Professional VPRO
• Hydrocarbon Resistant Professional VPRO
• Metal Free Toe Cap
• Breathable Professional
• Puncture-resistant Insole Professional

SIZE GUIDE

NORMATIVE

The EN ISO 20345:2011 S1P SRC standard refers to the requirements for safety footwear.

S1: Indicates that the footwear is safety footwear and meets a series of basic requirements, including impact and compression resistance, as well as slip-resistant properties.

SRC: Denotes that the footwear has passed slip resistance tests on both ceramic (SRA) and steel (SRB), ensuring good grip on slippery surfaces. In summary, this type of footwear is ideal for work environments where there is a risk of impacts, falls, punctures, and where protection against static electricity is important.

APPROPRIATE WORK FOR

The EN ISO 20345:2011 S1P SRC standard refers to the requirements for safety footwear. This type of footwear is used in various industries and sectors. Some of the most relevant include:

1. Construction: In construction sites, safety footwear protects workers from falling objects, punctures, and slips.

2. Manufacturing: In factories and production plants, footwear helps prevent injuries from machinery, heavy materials, and chemical hazards.

3. Logistics and Transport: Personnel working in warehouses, ports, and airports use this footwear to avoid injuries and slips.

4. Chemical Industry: Where chemical substances are present, footwear provides additional protection against chemicals and spills.

5. Agriculture: Agricultural workers use this type of footwear to protect themselves from cuts, impacts, and slippery conditions.

6. Emergency and Security Services: Firefighters, police, and security personnel require footwear that offers protection and comfort in risky situations.

7. Food Sector: In the food industry, footwear with slip-resistant properties is essential to prevent accidents in wet areas.

In general, any work environment where there are mechanical, chemical, or slippery risks can benefit from the use of footwear compliant with the EN ISO 20345:2011 S1P SRC standard.