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ESD clog Boston, natural leather black, normal width, cork latex footbed, EVA sole - Birkenstock 61360
Boston clog in ESD design with an anatomically shaped cork latex footbed and a cushioning EVA outsole, tested to DIN EN 61340. At 884 g per pair in normal width it is the light choice for clean room and placement line. It carries no toe cap and no safety class, what counts is the ESD limit below 100 MOhm under DIN EN 61340-5-1.
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Description
The Boston is the clog many people know from private life, here in the ESD version for the protected working area. Footbed and outsole are both built in ESD design and tested to DIN EN 61340. At 884 g per pair in normal width it is the light option for people who mostly stand in a clean room or at the placement line and cover short distances.
What sets this model apart
- ESD protection across the whole chain of cork latex footbed and cushioning EVA outsole, tested to DIN EN 61340. DIN EN 61340-5-1 requires person, shoe and floor together to stay below 100 MOhm in an ESD protected area so that the wearer's charge drains before it reaches a component.
- Anatomically shaped cork latex footbed, the core of the Birkenstock design. It supports the longitudinal arch and spreads the load across the whole surface instead of concentrating it on heel and ball.
- Suede leather insole. The open pored surface takes up moisture and keeps the foot climate pleasant even during vigorous physical activity.
- Smooth leather upper in black with an individually adjustable metal pin buckle. The instep can be adjusted with it, while the shoe itself is cut in normal width.
- Net weight stated by the manufacturer is 884 g for the sales unit of one pair. The open heel makes it a fast change shoe for the air lock area.
- No toe cap and no safety class to EN ISO 20345 or EN ISO 20347. The Boston ESD is an occupational shoe without toe protection and does not belong where falling parts are to be expected.
Where it is used
Clean room and clean area, placement and visual inspection in electronics manufacturing, laboratory, semiconductor work, test and measurement benches and light assembly. Everywhere ESD protection matters and mechanical foot protection is not required.
Standards and conformity
- ESD protection tested to DIN EN 61340, manufacturer statement
- DIN EN 61340-5-1, person, shoe and floor resistance below 100 MOhm
- No toe cap, no safety class to EN ISO 20345 or EN ISO 20347
Sizes
Available in EU sizes 39 to 48 in normal width. The sales unit is one pair.
Technical data
| Model | 61360 |
|---|---|
| Length incl. packaging | 350 mm |
| Width incl. packaging | 250 mm |
| Height incl. packaging | 150 mm |
| Sales unit | 1 Paar |
| Content unit | 1 Paar |
| Manufacturer colour name | black |
| Colour | black |
| ESD standard | DIN EN 61340 |
| Battery included | no |
| Net weight (manufacturer) | 884 g |
| Protective toe cap | no |
| Shoe type | Clogs |
| Shoe width | normal |
| Features | Anatomically shaped cork latex footbed in ESD design, smooth leather upper, individually adjustable metal pin buckle, suede leather insole, cushioning EVA outsole in ESD design |
| Material | Leather |
| Fit | normal |
| EU shoe sizes | 39 to 48 |
| ESD compliant | yes |
| Weight | 0.884 kg |
| Manufacturer | Birkenstock |
| Manufacturer Nr. | 61360 |
| GPSR manufacturer information | BIRKENSTOCK Global Sales GmbH, Burg Ockenfels, DE-53545 Linz a. Rhein, www.birkenstock.com |
| Condition of article | New |
| Article authenticity | Original product |
| Farbe | schwarz |
| ESD version | ESD (antistatic) |
| Geschlecht | Unisex |
| Norm | DIN EN 61340-5-1 |
| Width | normal |
| Upper material | Glattleder |
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