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New Pig – Worlds Best Stuff for Leaks, Drips and Spills
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HAZMAX® Ez-Fit Steel Toe Boots
WPL865
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Boot, 11" High, Reusable
As Low As $126.00
Easy-on, easy-off design offers superior protection from hazardous chemicals.
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PRICING (Based on quantity)
| 1 -5 | 6 + |
|---|---|
| $133.00 | $126.00 |
Description
Easy-on, easy-off design offers superior protection from hazardous chemicals.
- Features wide opening and pull-on and kick-off tabs for easy use with a Level A chemical protective suit
- Ideal for spill cleanup or other work with frequent on/off
- Seamless, mold-injected PVC/Urethane construction maximizes protection against chemical and electrical hazards
- Steel shank, midsole and toe add protection
- Non-slip sole for safe footing on slippery surfaces
- Meets NFPA 1991 and 2005 requirements for chemical and permeation resistance
- Exceeds ANSI and CSA standards for dielectric footwear
- Assuming wearer in Level A protective suit with integral booties, Medium fits shoe sizes 9-10, Large fits 11-12, X-Large fits 13-15
- NOTE: Men's sizes only; women should order two sizes smaller
Specifications
| Shoe Height | 11" High |
| Style | Boot |
| Color | Green/Yellow |
| Number of Uses | Reusable |
| Toe Type | Steel Toe |
| Sold as | 1 pair |
| Weight | 5.62 lbs. |
| # per Pallet | 60 |
| Composition | PVC, Urethane Blend |
| Sizing | M (9-10), L (11-12), XL (13-15) in Men's Sizes |
| UNSPSC | 46181602 |
| Pigalog® Page Number | Page 207 |
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Additional Information
- Chemical Compatibility for Onguard Industries Hazmax® Boots
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29 CFR 1910.132
Employers must evaluate the workplace for process, environmental, chemical, radiological or mechanical hazards; and provide workers with appropriate personal protective equipment to protect them from any hazards present in the workplace. -
29 CFR 1910.136
In areas, "where there is a danger of foot injuries due to falling or rolling objects, or objects piercing the sole" or where there are electrical hazards, employers must ensure that workers wear the appropriate foot protection to guard against these hazards.
- Certifications, Approvals and Ratings
NFPA 1991 Boot Requirement
