Low Work Shoes Lacuna BURA O2 Bura low work shoes are without a protective cap and fall into protection class O2. They are made from waterproof cowhide leather (WR) with a multi-layer waterproof and breathable membrane lining combined with multi-dimensional mesh. The padded tongue provides greater comfort and better protection, and the anatomical insole based on memory foam allows the foot to breathe. The two-layer sole made of polyurethane (PU) and nitrile rubber provides good grip and anti-slip protection on ceramics and metal (SRC). The sole of the shoe protects you from cold (CI), heat (HI) and is tested for contact with heat up to 300 °C (HRO). Work shoes offer protection against electrostatic discharge (ESD) shock. Low work shoes Bura protection class O2 have an antistatic sole and insole. The sole is resistant to hydrocarbons and the heel of the work boot absorbs energy. The upper part of the shoe is resistant to water absorption. Material composition and technical properties Outer material: Waterproof cowhide leather Lining: Waterproof and breathable multi-layer membrane combined with multi-dimensional mesh Insole: Anatomical, washable, based on memory foam Sole: Double layer, polyurethane (PU) / nitrile rubber, SRC, HRO, CI, HI, ESD Sizes: 36 - 48 Color: Black with red accessories Gender: Unisex Manufacturer: Lacuna Technical characteristics: O2, SRC, WR, HRO, CI, HI, ESD Finger protection: No protective cap (OB) Standard: EN ISO 20347:2012, EN 61340-5-1:2016 ESD Description of standards The EN ISO 20347 standard defines the basic requirements for professional footwear. Among other things, there are requirements on the shape, properties of the sole, anti-slip, ergonomic properties, the upper part of the shoes, strength, lining, insoles, soles, etc.. Work footwear according to the regulation EN ISO 20347 does not have a protective cap and is suitable for work where there is a small the possibility of damage due to mechanical influences. EN 61340-5-1 specifies the characteristics for protection against electronic components and equipment that can be damaged by electrostatic discharge. This standard also specifies the characteristics that the Electrostatic Protected Area (EPA) must have. Tips for choosing the right work shoes for your needs can be found in the "Experts advice" segment.
