Safety shoes Art.Master 9030455 — size 42, metal toe, protective work footwear

Safety shoes Art.Master 9030455 size 42 with metal toe are protective work shoes designed for industrial and construction environments. The upper combines a PU coating and genuine leather for durability, while the two-layer dense polyurethane sole resists oils, gasoline and many organic solvents. A steel toe cap provides impact and compression protection and the shoes conform to CE category II EN ISO 20345:2011 standards.

Advantages

These safety shoes feature a steel toe cap rated for impact energy up to 200 J and compression resistance up to 15 kN. The sole offers slip resistance and oil/fuel resistance, and includes heel shock absorption for improved comfort during extended wear. The construction balances protective properties with durability thanks to the PU-coated leather upper and dense polyurethane sole.

Suitable for

• Construction and building sites
• Industrial and manufacturing environments
• Work involving exposure to oils, fuels or organic solvents
• Tasks requiring certified protective footwear (SB SRC)

Key specifications

• Model: Art.Master 9030455
• Size: 42
• Toe type: Steel toe cap (metal toe)
• Impact resistance: up to 200 J
• Compression resistance: up to 15 kN
• Sole: dense two-layer polyurethane, oil and gasoline resistant
• Protection category: SB SRC
• Standard: CE, EN ISO 20345:2011 (Category II)

How to use

Select the correct size (here shown as EU 42) and fasten the shoes properly before entering the work area. Use these shoes as primary protective footwear where toe impact and compression hazards exist and where slip and oil resistance are required. Inspect the shoes regularly for sole wear, damage to the toe cap, or deterioration of the upper, and replace them if protective properties are compromised.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, keep the upper clean and free of aggressive chemicals not specified as compatible, and store shoes in a dry, ventilated area away from direct sunlight. Replace shoes that show signs of structural damage or significant sole wear to maintain safety compliance.