Xi'An PPE MAX Co., Ltd has been protecting workers since 1956, specializing in high-quality Electrical Insulating Safety Shoes that meet the most demanding safety standards. Our shoes give prevalent dielectric assurance with voltage resistance extending from 14kV to 35kV, keeping up spillage current underneath 3mA amid verification voltage tests. With over six decades of involvement, we provide solid footwear arrangements that ensure against electrical risks in control transmission, EV fabricating, and railroad zap frameworks, guaranteeing your workforce returns domestic securely each day.
Our safety shoes are specialized Personal Protective Equipment built to anticipate electrical current from streaming through your body to the ground. Not at all like anti-static footwear that scatters inactive charge, these shoes make a basic segregation obstruction utilizing high-impedance materials.
You'll discover these shoes fundamental for security against:
These shoes comply with safety protocols including NFPA 70E, ASTM F2413 (EH rating), and EN 50321 for live working environments.




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Parameter |
Specification |
Standard |
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Voltage Resistance |
14kV - 35kV |
EN 50321 Class 00-4 |
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Leakage Current |
≤ 3mA (≤ 1mA specific classes) |
ASTM F2413-18 |
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Proof Test Voltage |
5kV, 10kV, 20kV |
EN 50321-1 |
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Outsole Material |
Vulcanized Rubber/PU Blend |
ISO 20345 |
|
Toe Cap |
Non-metallic Composite |
ASTM F2413 |
|
Slip Resistance |
SRC Rated |
EN ISO 20345 |
|
Temperature Range |
-20°C to +50°C |
EN 50321 |
|
Sole Thickness |
6-8mm minimum |
Internal Standard |
Our Electrical Insulating Safety Shoes consolidate progressed building for greatest protection::


When you select our protection security footwear, you get:
Our shoes serve three basic high-risk sectors:
Linemen and substation specialists depend on our dielectric boots for security against step-touch potential. You'll utilize these whereas climbing shafts or working high-voltage switchgear, requiring outright segregation in unusual open air conditions.
Technicians dealing with high-voltage battery packs (400V-800V) require EH-rated footwear to anticipate ground issues. Our shoes secure you amid get together operations and crisis reaction situations.
Workers keeping up third rails or overhead catenaries utilize our shoes to explore conductive situations. You'll appreciate how they keep up protection properties indeed when clamminess and tall voltage coexist.
Since 1956, PPE MAX has devoted itself to specialist security. We get it the basic nature of electrical security and build our items accordingly.
Our group actually employments each item we make. This hands-on approach guarantees you get footwear we believe with our possess safety.
Every combine experiences thorough testing counting withstand voltage tests and sole holding quality confirmation. We keep up strict quality control to ensure your workforce.
We tune in to your particular needs and convey arrangements that meet your security prerequisites at available prices.


Our Electrical Insulating Safety Shoes come in sturdy cardboard boxes with protective tissue paper. Each box includes:
Standard packaging: 10 pairs per carton, with customizable labeling available for bulk orders.
We give comprehensive bolster including:
Q: What's the difference between Anti-static (SD) and Electrical Insulating (EH) shoes?
A: They serve opposite purposes. Anti-static shoes conduct electricity to prevent static buildup, while our insulating shoes isolate you from ground to prevent shock from energized circuits.
Q: Can I wear these shoes in wet conditions?
A: It depends on the standard. Leather EH-rated shoes offer secondary protection in dry conditions only. For wet environments, choose our EN 50321 certified dielectric rubber boots.
Q: How often should I test the insulating properties?
A: For dielectric boots (primary protection), re-test every 6-12 months. For EH shoes (secondary protection), inspect daily for sole damage.
Q: Do steel toe caps affect insulation?
A: Properly constructed EH shoes can use steel toes if fully encapsulated in non-conductive material. We prefer composite toes to eliminate any metal exposure risks.
Q: What makes these shoes unsafe for continued use?
A: Any crack, puncture, or deep cut in the outsole renders the shoes unsafe. These defects reduce the breakdown voltage threshold and compromise your protection.
Ready to protect your workforce? Contact us at bettybing@ppemax.com for expert guidance and competitive pricing on electrical Electrical Insulating Safety Shoes solutions.
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