Safety shoes Art.Master 9079010 with metal toe, size 48

Safety shoes Art.Master 9079010 with metal toe, size 48, feature a PU-coated upper combined with natural leather and a dense two-layer polyurethane sole that resists oil, petrol and other organic solvents. The sole includes heel impact absorption and an anti-slip design. A steel toe cap provides impact resistance up to 200 J and compression resistance up to 15 kN. These shoes meet protection category SB SRC and conform to CE requirements (Category II) under EN ISO 20345:2011.

Advantages

The Art.Master 9079010 offers reliable mechanical protection with a certified steel toe cap and a robust two-layer PU sole resistant to oils and solvents. Heel shock absorption increases comfort during prolonged wear, while the slip-resistant outsole improves stability on various surfaces. Combination of PU coating and natural leather delivers a balance of durability and wear resistance.

Suitable for

• Industrial and construction work requiring toe protection
• Workplaces with exposure to oils, fuels and organic solvents
• Tasks where slip resistance and impact absorption are important

Key specifications

• Brand: Art.Master
• Model / MPN: 9079010
• Size: 48
• Upper: PU coating with natural leather
• Sole: dense two-layer polyurethane, oil and petrol resistant
• Toe: steel toe cap, impact resistance 200 J, compression resistance 15 kN
• Protection category: SB SRC
• Standards: CE, EN ISO 20345:2011 (Category II)

How to use

Select the correct size (48) and fasten the shoes securely before starting work. Use the shoes for tasks that require certified toe protection and operate on surfaces where oil and solvent resistance and slip prevention are needed. Inspect the footwear regularly for signs of wear or damage, particularly the sole and toe cap, and replace them if protective properties are compromised.

Usage recommendations

Keep the shoes clean and dry; remove contaminants such as oil or chemical residues after use. Store in a ventilated area away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. For continued protection, follow workplace safety rules and replace shoes when any structural damage or excessive wear appears.