HAZMAX® Regular Steel Toe Boots

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Boot 16" High

Maximum protection against chemical and electrical hazards.
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$236.00

6 - 11

$229.00

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The State of California mandates that the following statement is made in order to comply with the California Safe Drinking Water & Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986.

Chemical	Known to Cause
Antimony Oxide (Antimony trioxide)	Cancer

This product is subject to export restrictions and cannot be shipped to the European Union or Great Britain.

Maximum protection against chemical and electrical hazards.

Designed specifically for safe long-term work in wet, chemical environments
Seamless, mold-injected PVC/Urethane construction maximizes protection against chemical and electrical hazards
Non-slip sole for safe footing on slippery surfaces
Ideal for use by emergency responders, hazmat crews, environmental specialists and site remediation teams
Exceeds ANSI and CSA standards for dielectric footwear
Comfortable design is ideal for daily use or equipping employees for a spill emergency
16" high with steel toe and midsole protects from contamination and penetration
Polyester lining and cushioned insoles provide comfort when worn over socks
NOTE: Men's sizes only; women should order two sizes smaller

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Style	Boot
Brand	Dunlop Onguard
Reusable	Yes
Shoe Height	16" High
Toe Type	Steel Toe
Sold as	1 pair
Color	Green
Weight	6.8 lbs.
Composition	PVC, Urethane Blend
UNSPSC	46181602
Pigalog® Page Number	Page 193
NSN (National Stock Number)	8430-01-525-6382 (WPL32-15) 8430-01-525-6387 (WPL32-14) 8430-01-525-6380 (WPL3213) 8430-01-525-6313 (WPL3211) 8430-01-525-6312 (WPL3210)

Product Data Sheet (PDS)
Chemical Compatibility for Onguard Industries Hazmax® Boots
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