Lightweight PVC gumboots with slip-resistant sole and hygienic lining, designed for wet, chemical-exposed, and sanitation-focused environments requiring all-day comfort.
R 221.55 Incl. VAT
| Built for lightweight performance and hygiene-focused environments, the WAYNE DURALIGHT 1030 Men’s Gumboots deliver flexibility, comfort, and reliable protection. Designed for extended wear in wet and demanding conditions, they ensure durability while reducing fatigue throughout the workday.
Key Features PVC/Nitrile Upper Construction – Provides flexibility, abrasion resistance, and protection in wet and harsh environments. Lightweight Design – Reduces fatigue and enhances comfort during long working hours. PVC/Nitrile Sole – Offers durability and resistance against blood, fats, oils, and chemicals. Slip-Resistant Sole – Ensures reliable grip and stability on slippery surfaces. Nylon Inner Lining – Allows easy cleaning, quick drying, and improved hygiene. Comfort-Focused Construction – Designed for all-day wear in demanding conditions. Applications Food Processing & Hygiene Industries – Ideal for environments requiring strict cleanliness standards. Healthcare & Laboratory Work – Suitable for sanitation-focused environments. Agriculture & Farming – Reliable for wet and outdoor conditions. Fisheries & Marine Work – Designed for water-intensive and slippery environments. Cleaning & Sanitation Services – Practical for frequent washing and chemical exposure. Hospitality & Catering – Suitable for kitchens and food service areas. |
Agriculture / Green areas
Biological chemical particles
Hygiene environment
Light industry
Abrasion
Biological chemical particles
Chemicals
Slip
| Reference | Bar Code |  |
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Color | Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WAYNE 1030 | White | 06 |
PPE Directive 89/686/EEC
EN ISO 20344:2011 Personal protective equipment – Test methods for footwear
This standard defines the test methods for safety footwear, protective footwear, and occupational shoes.
It may be used only in conjunction with standards EN ISO 20345 and EN ISO 20347, which specify the requirements for the shoes as a function of specific levels of risk involved.
