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The differences in appearance between safety boots, shoes and trainers is fairly easy to spot. More complex is knowing which applications they are suited for.
In this guide, you’ll learn about these differences, and how their construction dictates the type of hazards they help prevent or reduce. Click 'submit' to access your copy.
The 2022 updates to the EN ISO 20345 safety footwear standards have brought about several changes in safety classifications and codes. To make sure you're feeling informed on these changes, we've written this comprehensive guide, which will provide you with a clear understanding of:
The purpose of this whitepaper is to explain what metatarsal protection safety footwear is, how this type of footwear is tested and certified, and also why many metatarsal safety boots on the market very often fail to pass the metatarsal test consistently.
Perhaps most importantly, we'll show you, based on your role and its hazards, environment and conditions, whether you might need to be wearing a pair of metatarsal safety boots at work to keep your feet safe.
After being in place for over a decade, the EN ISO 20345: 2011 standards for safety footwear are changing. And when safety codes and requirements change, things can get confusing quickly. That's why we've written a whitepaper to give you everything you need to know about the new EN ISO 20345: 2022 updates and how they might affect you or your business.
We often get asked: 'what's better - steel or composite toecaps when it comes to safety footwear?'
Well, we're famous for our passion for safety footwear, so instead of writing a few lines, we've gone and written a whole academic paper on the subject.