ESD safety low shoe GX 133 red 2.0 S1 ladies, SportLine fabric, black/red - Atlas 28500

On the placement line and in the test area, what counts at the end of the day is how light the shoe was. The GX 133 red 2.0 is a ladies' model in safety class S1 with a SportLine fabric upper and Sporty-Light sole technology, built on a dedicated ladies' last. The steel toe cap withstands the 200 joules of impact energy and 15 kN of compression required by EN ISO 20345, and the sole keeps the dissipation resistance below 100 megohms to DIN EN 61340-5-1.

What the shoe delivers

• S1 in plain words. Closed heel area, antistatic build, energy absorption in the heel and a toe cap rated for 200 joules. No water-repellent upper and no penetration barrier. That aims the shoe at dry indoor areas where low weight matters more than weather protection.
• Charge dissipation to DIN EN 61340-5-1. The shoe ties the wearer into the personnel grounding of the EPA. By the person-shoe-floor method Atlas guarantees less than 100 megohms, whereas the plain antistatic requirement of EN ISO 20345 accepts anything between 0.1 and 1000 megohms. For component protection the tighter figure is the one that counts.
• A genuine ladies' last, not a shrunken men's shoe. Atlas develops the WOMEN series models around the female foot and puts weight on soft bedding. Anyone standing for eight hours feels the difference between a correct last and a model merely scaled down in size.
• Sporty-Light sole technology with 3D cushioning. The light sole is designed for movement indoors, and the 3D cushioning system adds a pressure-relieving insole to the responsive sole technology. Slip resistance SRC, tested on ceramic tile with detergent and on steel with glycerine.
• SportLine fabric instead of leather. The textile weave is highly air-permeable, given a hydrophobic finish, quick-drying and hard-wearing. Inside works the aktiv-X functional lining, which regulates moisture, does not stain and stays abrasion-resistant.
• clima-stream concept aiming at 32 degrees inside the shoe. Atlas names 32 °C as the comfort temperature inside the shoe, and one to two degrees above or below is already felt as hot or cold feet. A breathable upper, a thermoregulating lining and the insole even out the swings.
• Width 10 and orthopaedic insoles. Width 10 is the standard width of the Atlas multi-width system and is already cut generously for the foot. The shoe is released to DGUV rule 112-191 for exchanging the footbed against an orthopaedic insole, the marking inside the shoe being decisive.

Technical data

Applications

Electronics manufacturing and placement, test and measuring benches, laboratory, cleanroom anteroom, order picking and dispatch. The shoe is built for dry indoor areas. Wet outdoor work calls for S2 or S3, and a risk of nails or swarf calls for a penetration-resistant model.

Standards and conformity

• EN ISO 20345:2012, safety class S1, slip resistance SRC. Steel toe cap tested to 200 joules of impact energy and 15 kN of compression.
• DIN EN 61340-5-1, ESD-compliant. Resistance below 100 megohms by the person-shoe-floor measuring method.
• PPE Regulation (EU) 2016/425, risk category 2.
• DGUV rule 112-191, suitable for orthopaedic insoles.

Sizes

Available in EU sizes 35 to 43 in standard width 10, covering the usual ladies' size range in full.