Dielectric Rubber Boot Listing – Model to Confirm

Dielectric Rubber Boot Listing – Model to Confirm is a electrical-application footwear listing option listed for supply in Pakistan. The seller uses a 35 kV designation without a sufficiently clear model and supply unit. This record is quotation only until the exact boot class, documentation and pair quantity are established. A test figure must not be treated as a safe operating voltage.

The public listing does not establish every construction detail. Confirm the upper, outsole and complete model identification on the quotation. Request the lining and internal construction details if these affect the selection. The image is a supplier catalogue reference; confirm the actual size and colour availability before dispatch.

Electrical-hazard, antistatic and ESD footwear serve different purposes and must not be treated as interchangeable. Select the exact footwear through the site’s electrical risk assessment and manufacturer instructions. A catalogue voltage or test designation does not authorise live electrical work. Confirm the applicable classification, conditions of use and inspection requirements before issue.

A useful fitting check includes walking, turning and bending with normal work socks. Look for secure heel placement and adequate room around the toes. Do not solve a width problem simply by selecting a longer size. For uniform issue, keep a wearer list so that later orders reproduce the accepted fit instead of relying on a general shoe-size assumption.

Keep the product identification and care instructions with the equipment record. Check the sole tread, upper and closure during routine use, and follow the manufacturer’s directions after damage or contamination. Do not assume that a pair remains suitable merely because it still looks presentable. Agree the model and supplied quantity before comparing quotations from different sellers.

Compare the safety footwear range alongside your workwear and coveralls. Contact AJ Safety Solutions for supply details and consult HSE guidance on selecting PPE.