




 
      
      
		There are 3 categories of shoes for professional use: 
		
		>> EN ISO 20345
		Personal protective equipment. Safety footwear
		Toe protection against shocks equivalent to a level of energy equal to 200J and the risks of flattening under a maximal weight of 1500 daN
	
	>> EN ISO 20344 
	Personal protective equipment. Test methods for footwear
| EN ISO 20345 : 2011 | EN ISO 20346 : 2014 | |
| Class I ou II | SB: basic properties | PB: basic properties | 
| Class I | S1: basic properties plus - closed backpart - Antistatic properties - Energy absorption of the heel - Resistance to fuel oil | P1: basic properties plus - closed backpart - Antistatic properties - Energy absorption of the heel - Resistance to fuel oil | 
| S2: like S1, plus - water penetration and water absorption. | P2: like P1, plus - water penetration and water absorption. | |
| S3: like S2, plus - anti-puncture sole - studded sole | P3: like P2, plus - anti-puncture sole - studded sole | |
| Class II | S4: basic properties plus - closed backpart - Antistatic properties - Energy absorption of the heel - Resistance to fuel oil | P4: basic properties plus - Antistatic properties - Energy absorption of the heel | 
| S5: like S4, plus - anti-puncture sole - studded sole | P5: like P4, plus - anti-puncture sole - studded sole | 
| EN ISO 20347 : 2012 | |
| Class I ou II | OB: basic properties | 
| Class I | O1: basic properties plus - closed backpart - antistatic properties - energy absorption of the heel - resistance to fuel oil | 
| O2: like O1, plus - waterproofness | |
| O3: like O2, plus - anti-puncture sole - studded sole | |
| Class II | O4: basic properties plus - Antistatic properties - Energy absorption of the heel | 
| O5: like O4, plus - anti-puncture sole - studded sole | 
		 
		Determination of slip resistance:
		Marking SRA: Slip resistance on ceramic tile floor with SLS
		Marking SRB: Slip resistance on steel floor with glycerol.
		Marking SRC: SRA + SRB