Safety Protection Shoes EU EN Standard

1. Safety shoes are mainly used to protect the feet and knees. The safety requirements are very high. The European Commission has specifically formulated a series of test and certification standards. These standards are in the scope of the Personal Protection Directive PPE. The specific standards are as follows:
● EN ISO 20344:2004/A1:2007 PPE Directive - Testing methods for protective footwear ● EN ISO 20345:2004 + EN ISO 20344/A1:2007 PPE - Safety footwear testing and certification standard ● EN ISO 20346:2004 + EN ISO 20344/A1 :2007 PPE - Standard for Testing and Certification of Protective Footwear ● EN ISO 20347:2004 + EN ISO 20344/A1:2007 PPE - Standard for Testing and Certification of Professional Shoes ● XP S 73.012:1995 - Anti-slip Standard for Industrial Oil-Soaked Floor ● NF EN 12568:1998 - Requirements and test methods for toe caps and puncture-resistant metal inserts ● EN ISO 13287:2007 - Footwear - Test methods for anti-slip ● EN 15090:2006 - Special shoes for firefighters ● EN ISO 17249: 2005 - Chainsaw security Shoe standards ● ISO/TR 18690:2006 - Instruction manual for the use, selection and maintenance of safety shoes, protective shoes and professional shoes ● NF EN 5031:2000 - Insulating shoes for everyday life in low-voltage environments ● EN13634:2002 - Professional motorcycles Racing driver protection shoes ---- Requirements and test methods ● EN13832-1:2006 - Chemical protection footwear - Part 1: Related terms and test methods ● EN13832-2:2006 - Chemical protection footwear ---- Part II: Chemical Resistance in a Laboratory Environment The requirements for the ability of protective footwear ● EN13832-3:2006 - Chemical protective footwear - Part 3: Requirements for protective footwear against high-strength chemicals in a laboratory environment
2. Protective footwear, safety footwear, and professional footwear The protective footwear must meet the requirements of the European PPE directive. This requirement is based on a unified European standard and is implemented in all EU countries.
● Use CE mark: The production company guarantees that its products meet the standard requirements. This behavior will be supervised by a third party agency.
• In addition to the CE mark, the international standard establishes a series of ancillary marks that enable it to clearly determine the degree of protection of protective footwear.
● Regardless of safety boots, protective shoes or professional shoes, all CE-marked footwear marks its high-quality comfort and durability. This symbol is based on the following criteria:
> 200J tip toe cap for safety footwear standard (EN ISO 20345)
> 100J tip toe cap required by the standard of protective footwear (EN ISO 20346)
> Other safety performance requirements required by professional footwear standards (EN ISO 20347)

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