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s, The shoes are marked with the production month and the production year (for example:
er 03/2018 = March 2018). An expiry date generally cannot be given, as it depends on
d a large amount of influential factors. 5-8 years from the date of production should be
viewed as a rough guideline. Moreover, the expiry time depends on the level of wear,
use, area of use and other influential factors such as heat, cold, damp, UV radiation or
s chemical substances. For this reason, shoes should always be checked carefully for
ger damage before use. Damaged shoes must not be worn.
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Instruction for assessing a damage: (The images can be found on page 5.)
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Use is therefore not permitted.
a) Beginning of marked and deep build-up of cracks over half of the upper material
ers thickness (see image 1)
b) Heavy wear on upper material, especially when toe caps or toe protection caps are
exposed (see image 2)
te. c) The upper material shows areas with deformities, burned and melted appearances or
bubbles, or torn-out stitches on the leg (see image 3)
d) The outer sole shows cracks greater than 10 mm and deeper than 3 mm (see image 4)
e e) Separation of upper material / outer sole greater than 10-15 mm long and 5 mm wide
cts f) Tread depth in deflection area of outer sole smaller than 1.5 mm (see image 5)
g) The original inner sole is clearly warped or crushed
cts. h) Destruction of the lining or sharp edges in the toe protection are detected when
checking the inside of the shoe by hand (see image 6)
If shoes have antistatic features, it is essential that the following recommenda-
tions are observed:
a
ill Antistatic shoes should be used when there is a need to reduce an electrostatic charge
ative by discharging the electrical charge so that the risk of sparks igniting flammable
substances or vapors is eliminated, and when the risk of shock from an electrical device
or from live components cannot be completely eliminated. It must be pointed out,
however, that antistatic shoes cannot provide sufficient protection against electric shock,
et since they only establish resistance between the floor and the foot. If the risk of electric
shock cannot be completely eliminated, other measures must be taken to prevent this
e hazard. Such measures and the tests stipulated below should be a part of the routine
accident prevention program in the workplace.
etry, In explosive areas in Zones 0, 1 or 20, and in Zone 21 with substances with an MIE <
the 3 mJ, shoes capable of discharge, with a personal discharge resistance against the
ground of 10
resistance of > 100 MΩ are therefore unsuitable for these areas.
e Experience has shown that, for antistatic purposes, the route through a product should
have an electrical resistance under 1000 MΩ over its entire useful life. A value of 100
kΩ is specified as the lowest limit for the resistance of a new product, in order to ensure
limited protection against dangerous electric shock or ignition from a defect in an
electrical device when working with up to 250 V. It should be noted, however, that the
shoe provides insufficient protection under certain conditions, and the wearer of the shoe
ace.
ohms at the most should be worn. Anti-static shoes with an electrical
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