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Current catalogue Blackwoods - Valid from 14.11 to 14.11 - Page nb 75

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Catalogue Blackwoods 14.11.2022 - 14.11.2023
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In the workplace, some of the most common injuries to feet occur from drop hazards or undue compression. As a result, organisations are increasingly mandating the use of metatarsal guards (met guards) for additional protection of workers’ feet. This is in addition to the typical use of safety toe footwear. Met guards are used to protect the five tube-like bones of the midfoot (metatarsals). Due to the lack of surrounding tissue these bones are easily fractured when exposed to drops or impacts from above. Despite their size, these bones carry huge importance for our ability to be able to move, balance and stay stable throughout the day. Injured metatarsals are not only incredibly painful but are often also debilitating. Metatarsal fractures take a notoriously long time to heal, making their protection a major workplace priority. For industries that expose workers to environmental risks and drop hazards, providing footwear with embedded met guards is paramount. Typical industry applications: = Factories & * Construction Manufacturing = Transportation = Mining = Agriculture The Oliver 55-336, 55-346, Blundstone 994, 971, 980, 028 and KingGee Phoenix 6C EH Met series all feature met guards that are designed to absorb the impact of objects that either fall or roll onto workers’ upper feet. According to testing measurements outlined in Standard ASTM-F1614-C (test method for shock attenuating properties), up to 90% of the force from powerful impacts can be absorbed by these guards. Despite their protective qualities, these guards are also lightweight and comfortable allowing workers to be able to make flexible and routine movements on the job. When purchasing safety footwear for teams in tough environments, opt for designs that combine metatarsal and toe cap protection to ensure workers are safe and comfortable on the job. 2B: SAFETY FOOTWEAR

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In the workplace, some of the most common injuries to feet occur from drop hazards or undue compression. As a result, organisations are increasingly mandating the use of metatarsal guards (met guards) for additional protection of workers’ feet. This is in addition to the typical use of safety toe footwear. Met guards are used to protect the five tube-like bones of the midfoot (metatarsals). Due to the lack of surrounding tissue these bones are easily fractured when exposed to drops or impacts from above. Despite their size, these bones carry huge importance for our ability to be able to move, balance and stay stable throughout the day. Injured metatarsals are not only incredibly painful but are often also debilitating. Metatarsal fractures take a notoriously long time to heal, making their protection a major workplace priority. For industries that expose workers to environmental risks and drop hazards, providing footwear with embedded met guards is paramount. Typical industry applications: = Factories & * Construction Manufacturing = Transportation = Mining = Agriculture The Oliver 55-336, 55-346, Blundstone 994, 971, 980, 028 and KingGee Phoenix 6C EH Met series all feature met guards that are designed to absorb the impact of objects that either fall or roll onto workers’ upper feet. According to testing measurements outlined in Standard ASTM-F1614-C (test method for shock attenuating properties), up to 90% of the force from powerful impacts can be absorbed by these guards. Despite their protective qualities, these guards are also lightweight and comfortable allowing workers to be able to make flexible and routine movements on the job. When purchasing safety footwear for teams in tough environments, opt for designs that combine metatarsal and toe cap protection to ensure workers are safe and comfortable on the job. 2B: SAFETY FOOTWEAR
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