STEEL BLUE
Steel Blue 322313 Jarrah Tech Tuff Black Nitrile High Leg Safety Boot-Black
Steel Blue 322313 Jarrah Tech Tuff Black Nitrile High Leg Safety Boot-Black
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Chatswood Retail Store
769 Pacific Highway
Chatswood NSW 2067
Australia
The Jarrah is a 170mm Men’s galosh style, Lace Up safety boots with padded collar and bellows tongue.
Including a Nitrile Outsole that is heat resistant to 300° Celsius and a 200 joule Steel Toe Cap, the Jarrah is a popular choice for Rig Workers, Refinery Workers and Farmers.
Crafted from TECtuff®Leather, the Jarrah offers Chemical Resistant properties and is stitched with strong, heat resistant Kevlar® aramid fiber thread.
Our TECtuff® Leather Boots, have been tested and are compliant with the ISO Standard 13832-2. The boots are tested based on exposure to Sodium Hydroxide 30% and Sulphuric Acid 90%.
FEATURES
Leather
Boots made from high quality, long-lasting leather, including Nubuck, Full-Grain, TECtuff®, Suede and more.
Steel Toe Cap
Made from hardened steel for premium toe protection.
Nitrile Outsole
Superior resistance to abrasion and heat resistance to 300°C.
Slip & Oil Resistance
All Steel Blue footwear is designed to exceed the Slip resistance requirement in both the AS 2210.3 and EN ISO 20345. Our boots are rated as SRC which means that the footwear has been tested in laboratory conditions on both a ceramic tile floor with a Sodium Laureth Sulfate solution (SLS) and on a steel floor with Glycerin.
Anti-Static
Prevents the build-up of static electricity within your body by dissipating it through the sole.
Water Resistant
A treatment during the manufacturing process provides water resistance so that water is repelled from the surface.
Chemical Resistant
Boots that have Kevlar® threads and are resistant against caustic soda and Sulphuric acid.
Lace Up
A classic fastening for snug, well-fitting work boots.
Fresche QuatLock™
A renewable resource that offers long-term antibacterial and antimicrobial protection against fungus, bacteria and the odor's caused by bacteria.
