Comfort that's out of this world
June 1st 2009 Steel Blue has released an improved
version of its non-metallic safety
boot range the Hi-PA, (High-Impact
Polymer Alloy) which incorporates
material originally developed for
NASA to protect astronauts from
extreme temperature fluctuations in
space.
The temperature-regulating lining
material called Outlast regulates
the temperature of the foot
and therefore
generates less
heat than
standard shoe
linings. The
reduction in heat ensures
minimal moisture generation,
resulting in an improved shoe
climate.
European sales manager, Richard
Chatterton, says Steel Blue Hi-PA
features a variety of new high
technology materials and processes
not previously
available in safety
footwear which
will take the health
and comfort of
working feet to a
new level.
Hi-PA passes
all the major
safety standards
including the
EN ISO 20345.
"We have put so
much into the new range that it
is miles in front of anything
currently available," said Chatterton.
To read about the range's other
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