Standards for the implementation of anti-stab and stab-resistant shoes determine its workplace

Insulating shoes are designed according to the GB12011-2009 standard and are primarily used by electricians, electronic technicians, cable installers, and workers involved in transformer installation. These shoes are suitable for environments operating at voltages below 1KV. It is important to ensure that the working area remains dry to maintain their effectiveness. Avoid contact with sharp objects, high temperatures, or corrosive materials, as these can damage the soles and compromise safety. The bottom of the shoes must not show any signs of corrosion or wear.

Anti-static and puncture-resistant shoes comply with the GB21148-2007 standard and help dissipate static electricity from the body. Their insulation resistance should be between 100KΩ and 1000MΩ. These shoes are ideal for use in flammable environments such as chemical plants, gas stations, and liquefied gas filling facilities. Important precautions include: do not wear insulating shoes alongside anti-static shoes; avoid using thick wool socks or insulated insoles with anti-static shoes. Anti-static shoes should always be worn with anti-static clothing. Additionally, the resistance of these shoes should be tested every 200 hours of use. If the resistance falls outside the specified range, the shoes should no longer be used for anti-static purposes.

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