Safety shoes (labor safety shoes) slip standards

According to the initiative initiated by the European Commission for Standardization Technical Committee (CEN/TC161) Foot Protection Committee, personal protective equipment, safety equipment (ISO/TC94), and foot protection safety (SC3) technical committee jointly agreed, personal protective equipment - The standard for safety shoes, EN ISO 20345:2004, adopts the ISO 13287:2006 standard for the test method for anti-slip, and the original standard number is revised to EN ISO 20345:2004/A1:2007. The test conditions for slippage in this standard are to test the slippage at the interface of the sodium dodecyl sulphate solution and the interface of the steel plate at the glycerol. The former can be marked as SRA when the test is passed, and the latter can be marked through the test. For SRB, both tests can be marked as SRC. Specific test indicators are as follows:

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