TingGu Safety Shoes
In industrial workplaces, understanding the difference between anti-static and insulated safety shoes is key to avoiding electrical accidents. Both meet EN ISO 20345 standards but serve distinct purposes.
Anti-static shoes (10⁶Ω-10¹²Ω resistance) dissipate static to prevent sparks, suitable for flammable or electrostatic-sensitive environments like electronic and chemical facilities.
nsulated shoes (resistance >10¹²Ω) block electric current to prevent shock, essential for electricians and those working with high/low-voltage equipment.
Confusing them is risky: anti-static shoes raise shock risks in high-voltage areas; insulated shoes fail to dissipate static, endangering flammable environments.
Core difference: Anti-static dissipates static; insulated blocks current—ensuring safe, compliant choices for workplaces.
