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Low-cut safety shoe Rusher Low S1 ESD size 45

Low-cut safety shoe Rusher Low S1 ESD size 45

Low-cut safety shoe Rusher Low S1 ESD size 45
Item no: 1093000 159 

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Execution
  • Shank: Microfibre
  • Lining: Breathable textile lining
  • Footbed: Semi-orthopaedic ESD insole, ESD-compatible soft-fleece insole
  • Outsole: TPU/PU sole DIMENSION PRO, heat-resistant up to approx. 130°C, anti-static, non-slip, oil- and fuel-resistant
  • Midsole: -
  • Protective cap: Steel

Notes
Elasticated lace system with individual quick lock mechanism, suitable for insole provision (DGUV 112-191)

Brand: ELTEN
Safety category: S1
Size: 45
Foot width: Wide
Gender: Unisex
Material of cap: Steel
Material of shoes upper: Microfibre
Material of outsole: TPU-PU
Metal-free: No
Leather-free: Yes
Other standard: SR | FO | DGUV 112-191
Closure type: Lacing
Approval mark: ESD

Manufacturer part no.: 72753-45

EAN no.: 4030839254462

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