The use of microfibre leathers in safety footwear is characterised by their excellent protection and comfort, as well as the integration of multiple functions. Below are the detailed applications:
Waterproofing and abrasion resistance: microfibre material has excellent waterproofing properties and is very abrasion resistant, which makes it ideal for making safety shoes.
Anti-slip and anti-fatigue: some safety shoes feature microfibre tops combined with an anti-slip rubber base and XRD® technology to provide better cushioning and comfort, while enhancing the shoe anti-slip properties.
Breathable and antimicrobial: Microfibre materials are often breathable, keeping feet dry. In addition, they have antimicrobial properties that help to reduce foot odour and bacterial growth.
Flame retardant and heat resistant: Some microfibre materials have good breathability to keep feet dry.
Flame and heat resistant: Some microfibre safety shoes are also flame and heat resistant, making them suitable for use in hot or flammable environments.
Lightweight and easy to maintain: Microfibre safety footwear is lightweight and easy to maintain.
Lightweight and easy to maintain: Microfibre materials are lightweight and easy to maintain, requiring no complicated cleaning processes and making them suitable for long periods of wear.
Lightweight and easy to maintain
Wide range of applications: Microfibre safety footwear is suitable for a wide range of work environments, including indoor and outdoor use. For example, the NITRO Line range of safety footwear is designed for both indoor and outdoor use and is waterproof, non-slip and abrasion resistant.
Safety Standard Compliance: These shoes typically meet safety standards.
Compliance with safety standards: These shoes often comply with international safety standards such as EN ISO 20345:2011, ensuring their effectiveness in occupational protection.
Versatile design: some microfibre safety shoes are designed to be versatile.
Versatile design: some microfibre safety shoes are equipped with components such as steel heels and full ankle pads to enhance stability and safety.
The application of microfibre leather in safety shoes not only enhances the protection and comfort of the shoes, but also meets the needs of different working environments through the integration of multiple functions.
