Farsh Safety

ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) Safety Shoes. These are highly specialized for the electronics, pharmaceutical, and automotive industries where controlling static electricity is critical.

Ensure the safety of both your employees and your sensitive electronic components with our Premium ESD Safety Shoes. These shoes are specifically engineered to discharge static electricity from the body to the ground, preventing sudden electrostatic shocks that can damage high-value circuitry or ignite flammable materials.

• Type: ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) Protective Footwear.

• Material: High-quality Microfiber or Breathable Leather upper.

• Sole: Dual-density PU (Polyurethane) or Nitrile Rubber with anti-static properties.

• Electrical Resistance: $10^5 \Omega$ to $10^9 \Omega$ (as per international ESD standards).

• Toe Cap: Available in Steel Toe (for impact protection) or Composite Toe (metal-free/lightweight).

• Color: Available in Professional Black, White (for Pharma/Cleanrooms), and Grey.

• Compliance: Meets EN ISO 20345 and IS 15298 safety standards.

• Controlled Conductivity: Features a specialized footbed and sole that provides a continuous path for static to dissipate safely, protecting sensitive SMT lines and PCB boards.

• Lightweight & Breathable: Designed for long standing hours; the breathable lining prevents sweat buildup and ensures all-day comfort.

• Anti-Slip & Oil Resistant: The specialized tread pattern provides excellent grip on smooth or oily factory floors, reducing the risk of slips and falls.

• Cushioned Insole: Equipped with an anatomically shaped, anti-fatigue insole for superior shock absorption.

• Metal-Free Options: Available with composite toe caps for use in environments with metal detectors or where electrical insulation is also a factor.

• Electronics Manufacturing: SMT assembly lines, PCB fabrication, and semi-conductor plants.

• Pharmaceuticals & Labs: Cleanroom environments where static-free hygiene is mandatory.

• Automotive Industry: Painting booths and electronic component installation.

• Data Centers: Maintenance of high-end servers and sensitive IT infrastructure.

• Explosive Environments: Filling stations or chemical plants where a static spark could be hazardous.