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Features & Benefits
Slip Resistant
- soles designed to provide a higher level of coefficient
of friction with the walking surface to improve slip resistance.
Electrical Hazard
- safety footwear provides workers a secondary source
of protection from live circuits, wires or highly charged electrical equipment.
The insulating properties of such footwear are measured under dry
conditions and may deteriorate in wet environments and with wear.
Static Dissipating
- dissipates static electricity from the wearer’s body into
the walking surface to prevent static electricity build-up. It also provides some
electrical resistance and offers limited protection to the wearer against electrical
shock. These shoes are to be used in areas where the generation of static
electricity could harm electrical equipment, circuit board assembly, the
manufacture of computer chips, or paint application processes.
Waterproof
- A combination of water resistant materials and construction
which helps protect the foot from getting wet in environments where
excess water is present.
Insulated
- Thinsulate™ insulation material added to the lining in boots
to help keep the foot warm and comfortable in colder environments.
Puncture-Resistant Outsole
- Flexible, plate minimizes the likelihood
of puncture wounds. Meets US safety standards including ASTM
F2412-11, F2413-11, F2892-11 PR puncture resistance sole.
Security Friendly
- Built with materials that should not activate most security
systems or scratch surfaces.
Metatarsal Guard
- Meets US and Canada safety standards including ASTM
F2412-18a and ASTM F2413-18 Class Mt75 and CAN/CSA-Z195-15 metatarsal
impact resistance.
Selection & Brands
DiVal Safety offers a variety of top brands. Many options are available in every tech-
nology for safety footwear including slip-resistant, electrical hazard, static dissipative,
waterproof, insulated, puncture-resistant. DiVal Safety network of manufacturers
allows us to access any technology and products you might require.